China Executes 35 -Year -Old Man Who Secretly Kept 6 Women As Sex Slaves, Forced Them To Fight To Death

Information reaching our news desk has it that the Chinese government have executed a man on Tuesday who kept six women in a dungeon as s*x slaves for periods of up to 21 months, during which he coerced three of them to kill two of their fellow captives.Li Hao, 35, from Henan province, a married father secretly held six women as sex slaves was executed for keeping the women in his grim tiny cellar and for his role in the murder of two of them.
One of the three was later sentenced to three years in prison for her part in the deaths.

Executed Li Hao, 36, had dug a dungeon underneath a basement he bought in August 2009 and tricked women who worked at hair salons, karaoke bars and a massage parlor into going there with him.
Li repeatedly raped the women, who were held there between two and 21 months.

Police said he wanted to make money by forcing the women into prostitution and appear in obscene webcasts.
His dungeon was finally discovered after one of the women escaped and went to police.

The two women who died were killed by three of the others on Li's instructions, and were also found guilty of murder.
One of the women was found to have killed both women and sentenced to three years in prison, while the other two were put on probation.
When Li was arrested in September 2011, he was a married man with an 8-month-old son.
He had built the dungeon in a residential complex away from his home, according to reports at the time.
He was a clerk with the Luoyang technical supervision bureau, a government department which deals with quality control.

He was convicted of murder, rape, illegal detention, organized prostitution and manufacturing pornography for profit.
He was sentenced to death in November 2012, as well as being deprived of his political rights and fined 10,000 yuan ($1,640).
Li forced the women to appear in obscene webcasts from March to April 2011 and forced them to have sex with "customers" from late August to early September of that year.
An official from the Henan High Court, who refused to give her name, confirmed Li's execution.