The child was last seen two hours after birth. Baby Choi Junhong went missing after midwife moved him to the incubation room of the hospital after a premature birth. Witnesses claim to have seen a tall man, aged between 22 to 35, dark complection, eyes and hair, leaving the hospital in a hurry holding what, at first, appeared to be a pile of blankets. The man was said to have driven away in a light blue van. Police are on the lookout for anyone that fits this description and implore the public to call in any information they may have on this man or the new born baby. Hysterical mother pleads to police ‘Find my baby. I didn’t get to hold my baby.’

Police are rumoured to be giving up of Baby Choi Junhong after a year of searching and coming up empty handed. Chief Bang Yongguk denies these rumours saying ‘We are still searching and will continue to search until this child is found’. We offer the family our prayers as independent search parties continue the search without the help of the authorities.

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On the five year anniversary of Baby Choi Junhong’s kidnapping this news station offers its prayers and condolences to the family and all those affected by the tragic event. Our hearts are with you baby Choi Junhong, stay strong.

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­­­­Ten years after the tragic kidnapping of her baby Mrs Choi had been found dead in her home, police investigation confirms that on the day of her sons kidnapping Mrs Choi searched her hometown for 24 hours before returning to her apartment. The woman was found hanging from the kitchen ceiling by her husband just last night. Distraught by the death of his wife Mr Choi refused to make any statements to the police.

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Mr Choi’s charity fundraising party raised record profits for the police’s search party foundation on the fifteen anniversary of his son’s kidnapping. The loss of his wife commemorated by thousands of people leaving money in her name. The heart of this news station is with Mr Choi in this time of great success and great loss.

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