中评社香港9月19日电／日前，纽西兰一名狠心的华裔父亲，将3岁的女儿抛弃在澳洲墨尔本的火车站后，独自一人搭机前往美国洛杉矶，失去下落，让纽西兰华人社区相当震惊。

　　今日下午，从纽西兰传回最新的消息是，失踪的女童母亲，尸体已经寻获，证实已经遇害，有可能被女童父亲杀害。

　　纽西兰媒体报道，于今天(19日)下午1时30分，于薛乃印奥克兰住处外的一架车辆的行李箱内，发现一名中国藉女子的尸体；身份虽未经官方证实，但绝大可能是薛姓女童的母亲刘安妮。

　　在墨尔本的南十字火车站里，穿着西装的男子，一手牵着小女孩，一手还拖着皮箱，不过接着另一台监视器只拍到男子单独一人离开，被遗弃的小女孩，因为她身上穿的衣服，而被澳洲警方昵称为小南瓜。澳洲警方：“她确实懂一些英文，也能够说一些英语。”

 

　　根据初步调查，被遗弃的华裔小女孩今年3岁叫做薛千寻，而遗弃遗弃女儿的狠心男子是54岁的薛乃印，他在星期六将女儿带往火车站之后，就独自搭机前往美国洛杉矶，目前下落不明。

　　薛乃印是在12年前，从大陆辽宁移民纽西兰奥克兰，平常除了教授太极拳还经营中文杂志，在华人社区相当出名，但是去年与妻子传出家暴问题，而且传说积欠了庞大债务，因此薛乃印跑到澳洲遗弃女儿，让华人社区相当震惊。华裔居民：“这实在是很不寻常的方式，整个华人社区看到新闻，都很震惊。”

　　失踪的女童母亲，尸体已经寻获，证实已经遇害，现在纽西兰与澳洲、美国3国员警已经展开跨国合作，要全力寻人，而小南瓜则是暂时交由澳洲收养家庭照顾。

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Police defend Pumpkin probe

source:http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/body-in-boot-identified/2007/09/20/1189881645403.html

Sarah-Jane Collins
September 20, 2007 - 3:13PM


Anan Liu, pictured with her daughter on her blog.

New Zealand police have defended their investigation into the disappearance of Anan Liu, whose body was found in the boot of her husband's car two days after officers began searching for her.

A post mortem examination today revealed that Ms Liu had died "during a violent episode, though the pathologist can't be precise about when she died".

Her body was found yesterday morning in the boot a car owned by her fugitive husband, Nai Yin Xue.

It had been parked in front of the family home since Mr Xue fled New Zealand last Thursday with the couple's three-year-old daughter, Qian Xun Xue.

Xue is the prime suspect in the investigation and police have now issued a warrant for his arrest.

Deputy Commissioner Rob Pope fronted the media this afternoon to defend the investigation team, which has come under fire over delays in locating the 27-year-old woman.

"There are strict legal requirements around entry to vehicles. Pre-emptive or unauthorised entry would mean evidence could be regarded as tainted and potentially lost. This is the last thing that any investigation wants," Deputy Commissioner Pope said.

"As is always the case, judgement calls have been made by the investigation team.

"[The process] will meet the stringent legal requirements that are required of us by this country, but there are lessons to be learned and they will be taken on board," he said.

Police would have moved more swiftly to open the boot if they believed there was a chance Anan Liu had been alive inside, he said.

"If there had been any suggestion that a person was alive in the vehicle then entry would have been made.

"Police have a responsibility to life above all else."

He said it was unreasonable to have expected Xue would be stopped at the airport on his way out of New Zealand, as there had not been any official orders in place that would raise the alarm.

"There is no information to suggest that any such order exists. Neither a parenting or protection order requires alerts."

Police have also rejected claims they did not notify authorities in the United States, allowing Xue to slip through at Los Angeles International Airport.


"Interpol Washington is currently investigating the whereabouts of Mr Xue. A notice has been in place [with Interpol] since midday Tuesday ... New Zealand police cannot directly request the assistance of any particular agency in another country," he said.

Deputy Commissioner Pope said the events of the past week had shocked the entire community.

"This is a sad and tragic event that has affected not only the family of Qian Xun, but also the Chinese community and the New Zealand community.

"Our hearts go out to the extended family of Anan Liu and Qian Xun."

He praised the police response, calling it highly professional.

"This is a rapidly evolving investigation that has transitioned from a missing persons inquiry into a murder investigation.

"I am very comfortable this team is operating at a high standard.

"I think they would be struggling to put the word Keystone, unprofessional or slipshod to the investigation."

He would not comment on the cause or timing of Ms Liu's death, and reiterated that police were not searching for any weapons.