Twins with two fathers
Updated: 2014-12-31 11:31
(chinadaily.com.cn)
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Lonely victim keeps talking to swindlers
Swindlers called a 70-year-old Changchun man surnamed Liu three times in a month to tell him he had won a Mercedes-Benz car after purchasing medicine. But instead of hanging up on the swindlers, Liu talked to them for a long time in an effort to persuade them not to resort to deception again. Liu said he was lonely and wanted to kill time, Changchun Evening News reported.
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