The Case of Pai Hsiao-yen

Pai Hsiao-yen and her mother, Pai Bing Bing, lived a comfortable life owing to Pai Bing Bing’s success as a media celebrity. They were in the limelight and that was not a problem for the many years the mother and daughter had been exposed to Taiwan’s media. But then it did become a problem. In April 1997, Pai Bing Bing would come home from work, learning that her only daughter had been abducted.
What was initially hoped as a quickly-fixed kidnapping situation eventually devolved into something so much darker that involved a manhunt that lasted for almost four months.
Listen now to the whole story here at Asia in The Shadows.
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