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Woman Cuts Off Toddler's Fingers for Disturbing Her Sleep
In a gruesome incident, a woman in eastern China has allegedly cut off fingers and genitals of a six-year-old toddler for disturbing her sleep.
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China Executes Man Who Killed Toddler in Parking Row
A Chinese man who killed a two-year-old girl after a row with her mother over a parking space was executed on Friday, a court said.
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Chinese man sentenced to death for killing toddler
A Beijing court on Wednesday convicted a man of murder and sentenced him to death for hurling a toddler to the ground in a case that horrified the Chinese public.
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Car thief takes SUV, kills toddler inside
A Chinese car thief strangled a two-year-old toddler to death after stealing a vehicle with the infant inside, police said, provoking outrage across the country on Wednesday.
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2-year-old rescued 21 hours after China train crash
A toddler was rescued around 21 hours after a crash involving two high-speed trains in eastern China killed at least 35 people and injured more than 190 others, state media reported on Sunday.
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Woman Cuts Off Toddler's Fingers for Disturbing Her Sleep
In a gruesome incident, a woman in eastern China has allegedly cut off fingers and genitals of a six-year-old toddler for disturbing her sleep.
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China Executes Man Who Killed Toddler in Parking Row
A Chinese man who killed a two-year-old girl after a row with her mother over a parking space was executed on Friday, a court said.
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Chinese man sentenced to death for killing toddler
A Beijing court on Wednesday convicted a man of murder and sentenced him to death for hurling a toddler to the ground in a case that horrified the Chinese public.
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Car thief takes SUV, kills toddler inside
A Chinese car thief strangled a two-year-old toddler to death after stealing a vehicle with the infant inside, police said, provoking outrage across the country on Wednesday.
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2-year-old rescued 21 hours after China train crash
A toddler was rescued around 21 hours after a crash involving two high-speed trains in eastern China killed at least 35 people and injured more than 190 others, state media reported on Sunday.
