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Case ID#: 0310
Zhāng Yīnglè (张英乐)
Also known as: Zhāng Yīng Lè, Zhang Yingle,
Unidentified Person Notice: In English, unidentified individuals are often known as “Jane Doe” or “John Doe.” This means the victim’s true name is currently unknown.
Case Status: Missing
Age: 12
Gender: Female
Country: China (Mainland)
Zhāng Yīnglè was a twelve year old girl who the victim of a child abduction in the summer of 2002 from Cangzhou, Chiina.
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Victim Description
Physical Description
Identifying Details
Date of Birth
April 2, 1990
Age
12
Age Group
Pre-Teenager (10 to 12 Years Old)
Biological Sex
Female
Hair Color
Black
Eye Color
Dark Colored
Skin Complexion
Fair or Light
Ethnicity
Asian
Nationality
China (Mainland)
Languages Spoken
Chinese (Mandarin)
Physical Build
Physical Build
Slim or Thin, Tall
Height (ft’ in”)
4'11"
Height (cm)
150 cm
Distinguishing Features
Distinguishing Characteristics
Beauty Mark or Mole, Birthmark
Scars & Other Marks
I’m struggling with the phrase ‘右手壶口处有一个白色的小猴子’. I understand it means she has a small, light-colored mark (likely a birthmark or mole) in the webbed area between the thumb and index finger of her right hand. The description literally translates as ‘a small white monkey,’ which probably refers to the shape or appearance of the mark. I’m confident about the location and that it’s small and lightly colored, but I’m not entirely sure it’s saying it actually resembles a monkey.
Other Descriptors
She is generally described as being slender and tall for her age, fair-skinned and attractive with double eyelids and large eyes. She had dimples when she smiled and spoke Mandarin. There were no particularly distinct identifying features other than the mark on her hand.
Original Chinese Description: 走时短发，瘦高，白净，漂亮，双眼皮，身上没有特别明显的标记。
Victim’s Possessions
Clothing & Accessories
Clothing
Description of Clothing
She was reportedly wearing a pair of tuōxié / 拖鞋.
Original Chinese Description: 穿一双拖鞋。 拖鞋 often translates as “slippers,” but in this context it may also refer to flip-flops or rubber-style slide-on sandals commonly worn in China.
Description of Events
The Incident(s)
Disappearance
Date of the Disappearance
July 22, 2002
Description of the Disappearance
Zhāng Yīnglè was a twelve year old girl who disappeared under unknown circumstances in the summer of 2002 from Cangzhou, Chiina. Her case is classified as that of a suspected child trafficking or child abduction matter.
Multiple Victims?
No
Places of Interest
Location(s)
Disappearance
Street Address
Huayou Commercial Street (华油商业街), Renqiu City (in the Huabei Oilfield area)
City
Cangzhou City
State or Province
Hebei
Country
China (Mainland)
Postal Code (Zip Code)
062552
Coordinates (Latitude & Longitude)
38.6976163,116.0910103
General Location
Town or City
Photo Gallery
Images of the Victim
Actual Photos of the Victim
Resources
Sources & Additional Information
Contact Authorities
Police, Agencies, & Other Useful Personnel
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Contact Information
Agency 🏢
Ministry of Public Security (Public Security Bureau)
Phone Number 📞
10 6520 1111
Emergency Phone Number 🚨
110
Website 💻
Email Address 📧
IDD Prefix
00
Country Code
+86
Alternative Contacts
- China Tracing Network at (134) 8377-8819
- Baobeihuijia at baobeihuijia@yeah.net
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