After her house was forcibly demolished in an illegal land grab, her son crippled by hired thugs, and after being denied any form of legal recourse, Ms. Ji Jingping from Jingzhou, Hubei Province, went to Beijing to hold a big sign that said “Injustice.” Wherever she went, Beijing plainclothes police promptly shooed her away.
On Dec. 30 last year, authorities from the Shengli House Administration Bureau in Shashi District, along with thugs they had hired, went to tear down Ji’s house. In the process Ji and her brother were beaten senseless and her son stabbed 13 times, she said in a telephone interview with The Epoch Times.
Ji cried during the interview. “My brother tried to reason with them and they beat him until he fell on the ground. I was on my knees begging them to stop and they knocked me down as well. At that moment my son, Li Shuangshuang, came home. Before he had time to react or say anything a man stabbed my son in the chest with a sharp knife. My son fell, bleeding profusely, and the six thugs began to randomly stab and kick him. They continued to beat me until I lost consciousness.”
After the demolition, Ji’s furniture and belongings were buried under the rubble. On-lookers were outraged.
On Dec. 30 last year, authorities from the Shengli House Administration Bureau in Shashi District, along with thugs they had hired, went to tear down Ji’s house. In the process Ji and her brother were beaten senseless and her son stabbed 13 times, she said in a telephone interview with The Epoch Times.
Ji cried during the interview. “My brother tried to reason with them and they beat him until he fell on the ground. I was on my knees begging them to stop and they knocked me down as well. At that moment my son, Li Shuangshuang, came home. Before he had time to react or say anything a man stabbed my son in the chest with a sharp knife. My son fell, bleeding profusely, and the six thugs began to randomly stab and kick him. They continued to beat me until I lost consciousness.”
After the demolition, Ji’s furniture and belongings were buried under the rubble. On-lookers were outraged.
