Entire Family Abducted and Persecuted for Practising Dafa - Fifty Four Year Old Ms. Guo Sulan Passed Away

Ms. Guo Sulan, who lived in Chongqing City, was persecuted by the authorities. On November 3, 2003, after one year of painful suffering, she passed away at the age of 54 . Because her whole family has been practising Falun Dafa and has been determined in their belief, her husband and daughter have been illegally detained many times.

Her whole family began the practice with much joy at the beginning of 1998. Since the day the persecution began, her whole family has been without peace. Her husband was forced to become destitute and homeless after several unjust detentions. After serving one and a half years of forced labour, her daughter still had no other choice but to leave home to avoid police harassment and persecution. The police continued to harass Guo's family. Since the burdens of the whole family fell onto Guo Sulan's shoulder, all this added to her great suffering both physically and mentally. She had to leave home to find her husband.

At the end of October 2002, both husband and wife went out to clarify the truth about the persecution and were at the same time arrested by the police. Her husband was unjustly sentenced to two years of forced labour, and she was sentenced to one year of forced labour. Because her physical health was poor, due to torture, the labour camp did not accept her. She was released only after she was taken back to Tongnan County and after being almost persecuted to death by malicious police officers. After one year of suffering through this painful situation, she passed away at about one o'clock on the afternoon of November 3, 2003. What is more tragic is that Guo Sulan's husband is still jailed in the labour camp and could not go home to see her for the last time. Her daughter was forced by the authorities to leave during the funeral preparation.

The Xinhua Police Substation of Tongnan County has now verified Guo Sulan's death.

Chinese version available at http://www.minghui.org/mh/articles/2003/11/27/61333.html