Teacher who raped 23 female students is sentenced to death
Items compiled from Tribune news services
Published July 30, 2005
BEIJING, CHINA -- A teacher in western China who raped 23 4th- and 5th-grade girls in his office has been sentenced to death, according to an account this week in a Chinese newspaper.
Parents and students in Xinji village in Gansu province said in interviews this year with The New York Times that the teacher, Li Guang, had sent girls to buy him cigarettes and, when they returned, raped them in his office.
The attacks occurred last year from September through November, and parents say the girls never spoke out because of their deference toward Li as a teacher.
Li was ordered to pay $170 to two of the victims for medical costs, while his school was ordered to pay those girls $42.51.
Copyright © 2005, Chicago Tribune
Items compiled from Tribune news services
Published July 30, 2005
BEIJING, CHINA -- A teacher in western China who raped 23 4th- and 5th-grade girls in his office has been sentenced to death, according to an account this week in a Chinese newspaper.
Parents and students in Xinji village in Gansu province said in interviews this year with The New York Times that the teacher, Li Guang, had sent girls to buy him cigarettes and, when they returned, raped them in his office.
The attacks occurred last year from September through November, and parents say the girls never spoke out because of their deference toward Li as a teacher.
Li was ordered to pay $170 to two of the victims for medical costs, while his school was ordered to pay those girls $42.51.
Copyright © 2005, Chicago Tribune