After more than nine hours of hiding, the human trafficker arrived at the warehouse by 2 a.m.
The so-called warehouse was actually a place to keep the abducted children.
These children were trafficked from different places around the country. Some of the older kids would be starved for two days to tame them before selling them.
Meanwhile, some of the kids were only slightly more than a week old. Their memories had yet to develop. Children of this age were the easiest to handle. After spending a few days with the professional nannies they hired, they would be ready to be sold.
Regardless of their age, once the children left the warehouse, it would be difficult to locate them again.
By then, they would be trafficked to different places.
Boys from the countryside were the most in-demand ones. When people had difficulties bearing a child, they would resort to purchasing one instead. One child would only cost them about 20 to 50 thousand.
