Privacy Policy Feedback. Miriam Kuepper - Foreign News Reporter. Originally from Switzerland, she speaks German, French and Spanish. She has covered a range of world events including the Russia-Ukraine war and the crisis in the Middle East. Their horrifying ordeal has been revealed by three Thai women who were freed from the clutches of the 'egg mafia' on January 30 after being exploited for half a year, tabloid Bild reports.
The woman said they were held captive on a 'human farm' in the eastern European country of Georgia by a criminal organisation led by Chinese nationals, who sold their eggs on the black market. But once they arrived, they were housed in four large properties with at least a hundred other women and realised the job offer was just a front.
Instead, the women were pumped up with hormones to stimulate their ovaries and were forced to have their eggs removed once a month, one of the freed women told a press conference this week.
The trio, along with other arrested drug suspects, were paraded in front of Indonesian media today. The light aircraft crashed into a bus on a major road around 7. Rickard Andersson, 35, has been named by Swedish media as the shooter who killed 11 people, including himself, at Orebro's Risbergska adult education centre on Tuesday.
Salim Iskef, 29, was one of ten people shot dead by the gunman - named by Swedish media as Rickard Andersson, 35 - during the deadly rampage at Orebro's Risbergska adult education centre. Steffen H. The video was taken by student Hashem Shams hiding in a toilet during the deadly rampage at Orebro's Risbergska adult education centre, which offers Swedish language courses for migrants. The year-old man admitted to striking the male victim, aged 75, with an axe in a flat in Seinajoki, western Finland, in July last year, Finnish newspaper Iltalehti reports.
