Chinese man sentenced to death for keeping ‘sex slaves’
Agencies : Beijing , Sat Dec 01 2012, 15:35 hrs
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The women had worked at karaoke bars, hair salons and a massage shop prior to being kidnapped, a previous police probe shows.
After the appalling details of the case were exposed, the police chief of Luoyang apologized last year for failing to detect the crime earlier and suspended the work of four police in relation to the case.
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