Former Xinjiang Lawmaker Charged in 'House of Horrors' Child Abuse Case Involving 21 Children in California
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A Chinese immigrant couple from California was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of abusing at least fifteen children.
WORLD NEWS: 14 Surrogate Children ABUSED
Photo: HTWE / Shutterstock When child protection collides with private surrogacy at scale, the system’s gears engage slowly, then all at once: a single suspicious injury triggers a year of forensic work, and what looked like an unconventional household resolves into a criminal case built on charges, video, and a custody intervention measured in dozens of children. The Short Version Los Angeles County prosecutors charged Guojun Xuan and Silvia Zh…
Former Xinjiang Lawmaker Charged in 'House of Horrors' Child Abuse Case Involving 21 Children in California
Guojun Xuan and Silvia Zhang have pleaded not guilty to child-abuse and related charges involving children at their California home, where prosecutors allege abuse was recorded on cameras.
The case of a pro-China overseas Chinese leader operating a surrogacy center in Los Angeles and raising at least 21 children has drawn the attention of the US Congress. Studies show that Chinese people consistently rank first among clients seeking surrogacy services in the United States.
A Chinese couple in California has been charged with multiple counts of child abuse against at least 14 children. Some of the children were as young as two months old. In total, the couple had 21 children through surrogacy, who they raised at home. The recent accusations have revealed the true story of the large family.
Most of the couple's children were born to surrogates. Now, prosecutors believe that at least 15 of the children were abused.
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