Taiwan News
Date: 2016-08-31
By: George Liao, Taiwan News, Staff Writer
An Indonesian migrant worker could face charges of allegedly killing her baby she just gave birth to 
and dumping him in a meal leftovers bin.
The Yangmei Precinct of Taoyuan Police Department announced on Wednesday it had cracked a case that involved a dead new-born baby found in a leftovers bin.
A pig farmer’s son in Xinwu District, Taoyuan City, reported the case to the police after he found a dead newborn baby wrapped in plastic bags inside a leftovers bin a couple days ago. The leftovers are used to feed the pigs. Police investigation found that the bin was shipped by a company from Taipei City to the pig farm.
The investigation led to 950 leftovers collection spots at residential communities along 10 routes in Taipei, where the bin possibly came from, police said.
Review of surveillance video of the communities found that a female migrant worker from a community in Taipei’s Zhongshan District was carrying a suspicious bag and wandering about the place at 5:49 a.m. on Aug 28. The video led to 30-year-old Indonesian migrant worker Titik Suryani. Police went to the community on Wednesday noon to question her. [FULL STORY]
