New Zealand media may be over the top, but Xue is probably still in the USA and is dangerous.
This is the story of the New Zealander who killed his wife, flew to Australia, left his young daughter in an Australian train station, and flew to Los Angeles.
It's a stranger story than that. He is a Tai chi or Kung Fu expert, or so he claims. An author, had been a publisher of a Chinese magazine in NZ, all sorts of strangeness. Needs to be returned to NZ.
New Zealand police search for Pumpkin's mother Annie Xue (father fled to USA)
Naiyin Xue seen in Los Angeles' Chinatown (Pumpkin case)
Family
"Pumpkin" Named so because of the brand of clothing she was wearing, before she was id'd after being found abandoned in a Melbourne train station.
> New Zealand media may be over the top, but Xue is probably still in the USA and is dangerous.
In this case — and in most cases— New Zealand media is less likely to be “over the top” than most of the breathless reporting you have become accustomed to as “news” in America. Our Journalistic standards aren’t too swift, but America’s MSM is just bloody awful, with very few-almost-no exceptions (most notable exception: John Walsh and “America’s Most Wanted”)
Particularly in this case. This Xue slimeball needs desperately to be brought in to face the music. Our journalists were way ahead of the cops on this story.
Xue is wanted for allegedly murdering his wife and stuffing her into the boot of a car, and for allegedly taking his infant child to Australia and allegedly abandoning her in Melbourne, and then allegedly fleeing to America.
We have sent one of our best cops over to help you guys out, so there is no excuse for him to escape Justice.
If you want Xue, mate — keep him. Let him commit a crime in, say, Texas where he stands an excellent chance of the Death Penalty for doing a repeat performance of what he allegedly done here.
And if so, let’s hope he gets arrested by Walker Texas Ranger, who can get a few good licks in before cuffing the Scroat and stuffing him into the back of the pickup truck for processing.
> He is a Tai chi or Kung Fu expert, or so he claims.
From the best I have been able to gather, he has some rudimentary training in the combat form of Tai Chi (but not kung fu), and claims to be highly skilled, far beyond his actual capability. That said, he would be more capable at combat than the average Joe, so he should be treated as very dangerous. He is thought to carry a small knife. If you see him, best to call SWAT.
If he doesn’t meet Walker Texas Ranger, then let’s hope his next intended victim has a concealed-carry permit, and has fantasies of doing her first Citizen’s Arrest. That would be true poetic justice!
