Woman rips out 6-year-old boy’s eyes in China, leaving child blind for life: authorities Police in China offer reward for information leading to the unidentified woman’s capture. The boy reportedly said she spoke with a foreign accent. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS Wednesday, August 28, 2013, 10:45 AM JON WOO/REUTERS The child will never see again due to his injuries, doctors say. Police are hunting for a woman in China who ruthlessly gouged out a 6-year-old boy’s eyes and left him blind. The young child was discovered by his parents in a field near his home in Shanxi province in the nation’s northeast region on Saturday, according to China’s official Xinhua news agency. The boy told authorities he was approached by the unidentified woman and lured out into the open field, the report said. She spoke with a foreign accent and asked the child if anyone at his home played mahjong. RELATED: BRITISH GIRL KILLED IN INDIAN CLINIC IN BOTCHED ATTEMPT TO HARVEST HER ORGANS, PARENTS SAY CHINA STRINGER NETWORK/REUTERS Chinese police are hunting for a woman suspected of gouging out the boy's eyes. She then ripped out the child’s eyes with some kind of tool, according to the Beijing Times newspaper. His parents discovered him hours later, covered in blood. His eyeballs were discovered nearby. He was rushed to a local hospital, but then transfered to Shanxi Eye Hospital in Taiyuan the following day. Doctors could not save his eyesight, the Xinhua news agency said. RELATED: ILLEGAL BUTT-BOOSTING SURGERIES KILL, MAIM WOMEN AP The 6-year-old boy, identified only by his last name, Guo, was found in a field in China with his eyes gouged out, according to China media reports. Authorities are offering a reward of 100,000 yuan ($16,300) for information leading to the woman’s capture. The boy’s mother, identified as Wang Wenli, told Xinhua she couldn’t understand why anyone would want to do this to her child. “We had no disputes with anybody,” she said, according to the news agency. Reports in China indicated the corneas were removed from the eyeballs, sparking speculation the attack was linked to black market organ trafficking. Authorities, however, have since disputed this claim and said the corneas were not missing. Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/wor...e-authorities-article-1.1439124#ixzz2dKsdlPxp
