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 【奇闻怪案】三岁华裔女童“小南瓜”在澳洲墨尔本被有意遗弃 |
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谢雨夏
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作者：谢雨夏 在 海归茶馆 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
一名持有新西兰护照的三岁华裔女童十七日在澳洲墨尔本被有意遗弃的事件，十八日已演变成一宗跨国疑案。据新西兰先驱报报导，该三岁女童确认为为薛千寻（Qian Xun Xue），被其父亲薛乃印遗弃 （Xue Naiyin）。薛乃印是一家奥克兰中文杂志《唐人街》(Chinese Times One Group)的主管。
澳洲墨尔本南十字(Southern Cross)火车站的安全人员十五日发现了一名无人照料的小女孩，经调查发现这名女孩是被有意遗弃。这名被澳洲警方称作“小南瓜”（因她身着Pumpkin Patch品牌衣服）的女孩年龄大约三岁。
警方在查阅了车站的闭路电视录像发现，曾有一名亚洲男子拖着旅行箱，拉着“小南瓜”进入了车站，但几分钟后，该男子一个人乘电梯离开。
据警方调查，“小南瓜”薛千寻和其父薛乃印都持有新西兰护照，于十三日晚从新西兰奥克兰搭机抵达澳洲墨尔本。在墨尔本火车站遗弃了女儿后，薛乃印立即搭机去了美国洛杉矶。目前，澳洲警方已经请求美国警方协助调查。
据了解，薛乃印十二年前从中国辽宁移居新西兰，在事件发生前居住在奥克兰的 Mt Roskill 区。他自称“武式太极第六代传人”在华人社区活动频繁，自己出任内劲道功夫总会会长，除了教授他人太极拳外，他还经营奥克兰中文杂志《唐人街》。另有消息说，薛乃印债务沉重，十分沮丧。
现年五十四岁的薛乃印三个月之前和薛千寻二十七岁的母亲刘安妮（Anni Liu）分居，目前刘安妮下落不明。新西兰警方目前对安妮的处境十分担心，她自十日以后就失踪了。
目前“小南瓜”薛千寻接受一个寄养家庭的照顾，负责该案的警官表示：“小南瓜”状态良好，在看了孩子节目的DVD时，还咯咯的笑出声，除了刚开始时急着找妈妈，已经逐渐适应新环境。
新西兰警方呼吁各界提供更多的有关本案的信息。(
New Zealand police hold grave fears for the mother of a toddler abandoned in Melbourne after revealing there was a history of domestic violence in the family.
Annie Xue, the mother of three-year-old Qian Xun Xue, has not been seen since September 10, six days before her husband Nai Xin Xue abandoned their daughter at Southern Cross railway station in Melbourne.
New Zealand police today cordoned off a house in the Auckland suburb of Mt Roskill, shrouding it in plastic sheets as they conducted forensic tests on the property.
A resident of the home was led away by police, but Network Ten reported the man was not a suspect and had not been arrested.
Police also were planning to forensically examine Mrs Xue's car which was found last night at Auckland International Airport.
Head of the investigation, Detective Senior Sergeant Simon Scott, said he was concerned for the safety of 27-year-old Mrs Xue, also known as Anan Liu.
"We are taking Anan's disappearance very seriously and we want to hear from her or find out where she is," Det Snr Sgt Scott told reporters in Auckland.
"We have grave concerns for her safety.
"There is nothing to suggest she has left New Zealand. At this stage we think she is in New Zealand."
He said police had found "items of interest" at the house.
Det Snr Sgt Scott also said the family was known to police.
"There has been a history of family violence that we've dealt with (with) this family over the last 12 months," he said.
It was also revealed today that Mr Xue had a daughter from a previous marriage who went missing in 2002.
In a documentary about the disappearance to be shown on New Zealand television, Mr Xue said he looked upon Qian Xun as "a second chance".
Qian Xun, who was dubbed Pumpkin by Melbourne authorities because of the brand of clothing she was wearing, and her father, 54, arrived in Melbourne from New Zealand last Thursday.
She was left at Southern Cross station on Saturday morning by Mr Xue who then went directly to Melbourne Airport and flew to Los Angeles.
An international search is now underway for Mr Xue, with Victoria Police working with Interpol and American authorities to locate him.
Mr Xue, a publisher and martial arts expert living in Auckland, was reported to be depressed and plagued by money problems.
New Zealand immigration spokeswoman Pansy Wong knew the couple and told ABC Radio that although they were proud parents, she believed their marriage was going through a "bad patch".
Ms Wong, a National MP, said she saw the couple at a function several months ago and they appeared to be proud parents.
"He (Mr Xue) was obviously a very proud father on that occasion, really sort of smitten by her," she said.
"And I just felt that both parents on that occasion when I saw them together, both of them just showed so much pride and affection towards her."
Victoria's Department of Human Services (DHS) said Qian Xun is bonding well with her foster parents and their children and had acquired a taste for vegemite on toast.
DHS spokesman Brendan Ryan said the foster parents' teenage children were treating the new arrival as a younger sister.
"She was distressed early in the week when she was asking for mummy but (the foster family) have done a cracking job in supporting her and comforting her," Mr Ryan said.
"She's sleeping okay, she's eating okay and she's quite fond of vegemite on toast."
Qian Xun will remain with the family for at least three weeks while the international search continues for her parents.
Mr Ryan said if her family members could not be found after that time, the department would seek an extension.
He said if family still could not be contacted after the extension expired, it would then be up to DHS and its New Zealand counterpart to decide if Qian Xun should be returned to Auckland.
AAP
作者：谢雨夏 在 海归茶馆 发贴, 来自【海归网】 http://www.haiguinet.com
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