Kidnapped woman woke up in pit of 'jelly' – only to discover something more sinister
dailyrecord.co.ukThe city's good name was left in tatters after a spine-chilling find in one local's cellar turned the area into a synonym for death.It all kicked off when Xu Lixia, feeling lost and alone, found herself perched at Nehe's railway station.
She'd just split from her husband and was mulling over her next move when a smartly-dressed man enquired if she was alright.Yet Xu was on edge, aware of Nehe's burgeoning dark fame. "The city had suddenly been put on the map.
Everybody knew about this city because women from Nehe were going missing in droves," said Mr Ballen, the voice behind the podcast. "Women who lived in Nehe were acutely aware of the risks of being out alone.", reports the Daily Star.
However, Xu wasn't overly concerned, given that the vanished souls were mostly from the red-light district, and as a nursery teacher, she felt relatively secure.Moreover, the man seemed to be a shoulder to cry on, lending an ear to her woes and handing her a tissue as she wept: "He told Xu that his name was Jia Wenge, and that he was a director at a factory not far way."He offered her a job and invited her back to his house to discuss the details: "Even though Xu had really appreciated everything he had done to this point, the second he asked her to come back to his house, red flags started going up in Xu's mind."When Jia accepted her refusal and seemed to be leaving, Xu decided he must be genuine and accompanied him.
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