疑歹徒逼与男友性交后跳楼，澳华裔女生赤裸跌死

澳洲悉尼一名18岁华裔女学生和韩裔男朋友，前日（周日）疑遭歹徒强入屋挟持，之后强迫两人性交及公寓大厦三楼露台跳下，女生当场惨死，她男友重伤垂危，二人都全身赤裸。警方正通缉一名皮肤黝黑的30多岁男子，怀疑他曾企图或已性侵犯女受害人。

澳洲悉尼一名18岁华裔女学生和韩裔男朋友，前日（周日）疑遭歹徒强入屋挟持，之后强迫两人性交及公寓大厦三楼露台跳下，女生当场惨死，她男友重伤垂危，二人都全身赤裸。警方正通缉一名皮肤黝黑的30多岁男子，怀疑他曾企图或已性侵犯女受害人。

案发于悉尼东面滑铁卢区（Waterloo）一栋有保安设施的公寓大厦。当日中午12时35分左右，18岁女受害人跟19岁韩裔学生男友和一名20岁女室友，在租住公寓内，等候另一名女友人来家探访，所以把大门敞开。但这名女友人抵达时，遭一名尾随男子用刀指喉咙，挟持她走入住宅内。

男生脊骨重伤危殆

消息指，歹徒肤色黝黑，年约30多岁，他在住宅内逗留了约一小时。至下午1时40分左右，警方接报指一男一女由高约25米的三楼露台跌落地面，二人都全身赤裸，女生当场毙命，男生脊骨和大腿严重受伤，情况危殆。

死者廖薇（Wei Liao，音译），来自四川，英文名Elva，年仅18岁，目前在Taylor's College读预科，准备就读悉尼大学会计系，其重伤的19岁男友名叫Chris Han。由于脊椎碎裂，骨盆和双腿全部骨折，目前仍未脱离生命危险。Chris Han告诉救护人员说，歹徒强迫他们做性表演，最后强迫他们跳下去。


(上图)案发公寓的阳台，(下图)死者生前与男友的照片 。

两名没有爬出单位的女性，一人昨日返回现场协助调查，她显得惊魂未定。警方正翻查闭路电视录影带，初步调查显示匪徒“并不认识受害人”，他若被捕，将被控谋杀。

肇事寓所房东弗伦廷洛说，公寓出租给国际学生两年，学生从不欠房租，他儿子在露台看见血和刀。

隔邻寓所的亚裔青年说，听见韩裔男生堕地后发出痛苦呻吟声。对面大厦住客博玛尔则说，我们听见吵闹声，看见有人吊在露台上，用手掩嘴巴。

男女裸身坠楼一死一伤

　　大约1个小时之后，606号房间里突然传出一阵嘈杂的声音。多名街道对面的行人看到，一名全身赤裸的亚裔女生突然从4楼公寓阳台上坠落，当场躺在水泥地板上，气绝身亡。短短几秒钟后，一名同样赤身裸体的亚裔男生也从同一个阳台跳下，当场摔成重伤，血流满地，呻吟不已。

　　悉尼警方在接到群众报警后，迅速赶到现场。身受重伤的男生随后被救护车送往当地医院抢救，由于脊椎碎裂，骨盆和双腿全部骨折，目前仍未脱离生命危险。

　　女室友毫发未损心理受创

　　经查，死者是一名现年18岁的中国女留学生，伤者是一名现年19岁的韩国男留学生，两人是一对恋人。与他们同住一套公寓的室友还有一名现年20岁的中国女留学生，3人共同就读于悉尼某大学会计专业。虽然这位女室友在本次事件中毫发无伤，可是心理却明显受到严重打击。

　　录像锁定30岁“黑面汉”

　　26日当晚，检察官开始在案发现场附近展开勘查，并调阅了公寓大楼的当日监控录像。经过反复辨认，警方暂时将调查目标锁定为一名皮肤黝黑、年约 30岁的男子，初步认定他就是当时持刀闯入公寓的歹徒，目前正对其展开追捕。该嫌犯在2名留学生相继坠楼后，丢下屋内2名被劫持的其他女人质，匆匆逃出了公寓大楼。

　　让28年资深警察震惊

　　一名住在楼下的邻居表示，死伤的这对亚裔学生平常非常安静。

　　据悉，悉尼警方正在通过多名翻译员的协助对该案展开进一步调查。据悉尼警察局警督卢克·弗卢顿斯坦因介绍，“在我从警28年的职业生涯中，还是头回遇上如此可怕的案件。”
　
廖薇是家中独女 商界母亲痛失爱女

廖薇（Liao "Elva" Wei ）是家中独女，在汶川地震中家里的房子财产遭到损失。她的父母庆幸女儿没有受到地震带来的伤害，认为在澳洲是绝对安全的，怎么也没曾想女儿遭此厄运。

廖薇最好的朋友张玫（Zhang May）告诉记者她的父母在听到这个消息后死也不愿接受这样悲惨的事实。“我只对他们说廖薇和她的男朋友遭到了抢劫，歹徒要杀他们所以二人才跳楼终酿惨剧。我不能告诉他们任何其他的事情，她母亲一遍又一遍的问我'为什么……为什么会这样，她不能接受这样的事实，她始终认为廖薇在这里是安全的'。”

廖先生说：“廖薇想到澳大利亚来留学已经六年了，她想成为一个成功的女商人，因为她的母亲是个商界女强人”

原文：

SHE was the sole child born to Chinese parents and all they had left in the world after losing their home and possessions in an earthquake in the Sichuan province earlier this year.

Liao "Elva" Wei's parents thought Australia was a safe place to send their daughter for an education, so she could go on to study accounting at university.

Now they have been left to make the heart-breaking journey to Sydney to collect their daughter's remains from the place where Ms Wei had found happiness in life and in love, with her boyfriend of about a year, Chris Han.

And at the end of this month, she was about to sit exams that if she performed well in, would allow her to study at university here.

Ms Liao's closest friend in Australia, May Zhang, 17, told The Daily Telegraph that Ms Wei's mother was struggling to comprehend her daughter's death.

Ms Zhang, who spoke to Ms Wei's mother after the attack, said she found it too difficult to explain the full details.

"I just told her some robber tried to kill them and they escaped and fell off the balcony," Ms Zhang said. "I can't tell her anything else. Her mother just say: 'Why? Why?' She can't believe it. She just cried and cried. She thought she (Elva) was safe here."

Known to her friends as Elva, the teenager migrated to Australia from her home village in central China, in July 2007 on a student visa to begin a bridging course for Sydney University, where she had planned to study accounting and economics.

It was in the classroom at Taylors Business College, just 300m from her unit, that she met Mr Han, 19, and the couple had been together for about 12 months.

"Elva wanted to be here (Australia) for six years," Ms Liao said.

"She wanted to be a successful businesswoman because her mother is a really successful businesswoman in China . . . she was very happy here."

Manager director of Study Group Australasia, Peter Price, said Taylors College students were devastated about the attack and many spent time remembering Ms Wei at a room set aside for a memorial yesterday.

He said teachers and tutors alike had described Ms Wei as "very likeable, bubbly" and a "pleasure to teach".

Teachers described her boyfriend as "friendly, very likeable and with many friends from all sorts of nations".

In writings on the social network site Facebook, Ms Wei showed her enjoyment of both life in general and her relationship with Mr Han, with many photos documenting their happiness.

On his Facebook page, she wrote: "kkk . . . my honey . . . luv u . . .", with k meaning kisses.

And on her own page: 'Elva is enjoy my life".

Her boyfriend's site has now become one for condolences and support from his many friends.

"Be strong . . . both of u are so good person . . . plz be strong, i wanna c u in the college with a nice smile," one message said.

As Mr Han, 19, remained in a serious condition at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, classmates yesterday laid a wreath at the Waterloo apartment block as a memorial to the teenager.

A female student, who did not want to be identified, said Mr Han, who arrived in Australia in April 2007, had previously been robbed walking home from college.

It was a warning that Australia was not always the safe country their parents had envisioned from half a world away