美国官员哈佛带走薄瓜瓜 政治庇护传言成真？# WaterWorld - 未名水世界
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英国《每日电讯报》的最新消息，已经消失多天，目前在美国哈佛念书的薄熙来儿子薄
瓜瓜，星期四晚间在美国官员的陪同下，走出了他在哈佛附近居住的高级公寓，当时的
他身穿身色夹克，手拉行李箱。
消息人士向《每日电讯报》透露，〝他看起来并不害怕，但是看来是很渴望跟着官员一
起离开〞。
薄瓜瓜自他父亲薄熙来3月15号免职后，就消声匿迹，之前有传闻指他打算在美国申请
政治庇护，理由是担心被政敌谋杀。
据媒体此前报导，薄瓜瓜就读的美国哈佛大学肯尼迪政府学院，拒绝透露有关其学籍及
行踪等问题。校方表示薄瓜瓜是〝特殊学生身份〞，入学前与校方签署协议，不得向外
透露任何个人资料。有部分学生称，近日不见薄瓜瓜现身校园。
By Raf Sanchez,
Boston, Jon Swaine in Washington and Matthew Holehouse
10:00PM BST 13 Apr 2012
Bo Guagua, the Harrow- and Oxford-educated son of Bo Xilai, was slipped
out
of his luxury flat near Harvard University late on Thursday night, in a
pre-
arranged pick-up by law-enforcement officers.
Wearing a dark jacket and pulling a roller suitcase, the 24-year-old,
who
was preparing for final exams of a postgraduate degree, was driven away
in a
dark SUV by a besuited officer wearing a badge.
"He did not look frightened, but he seemed anxious to go with them," a
source told The Daily Telegraph. "He had clearly been expecting it". Mr
Bo
was accompanied by a female friend.
Speculation was mounting that the younger Mr Bo may have sought
protection
from American authorities. The FBI's Boston office declined to say if
the
man was one of their agents. It is understood that he was not from the
local
or university police departments.
He was picked up at about 10pm on Thursday, after his female friend told
the
doorman to expect a visitor and gave him an electronic key fob to let
him
into the underground car park. She is believed to have left later in Mr
Bo's
Porsche, after collecting more luggage.
瓜瓜，星期四晚间在美国官员的陪同下，走出了他在哈佛附近居住的高级公寓，当时的
他身穿身色夹克，手拉行李箱。
消息人士向《每日电讯报》透露，〝他看起来并不害怕，但是看来是很渴望跟着官员一
起离开〞。
薄瓜瓜自他父亲薄熙来3月15号免职后，就消声匿迹，之前有传闻指他打算在美国申请
政治庇护，理由是担心被政敌谋杀。
据媒体此前报导，薄瓜瓜就读的美国哈佛大学肯尼迪政府学院，拒绝透露有关其学籍及
行踪等问题。校方表示薄瓜瓜是〝特殊学生身份〞，入学前与校方签署协议，不得向外
透露任何个人资料。有部分学生称，近日不见薄瓜瓜现身校园。
By Raf Sanchez,
Boston, Jon Swaine in Washington and Matthew Holehouse
10:00PM BST 13 Apr 2012
Bo Guagua, the Harrow- and Oxford-educated son of Bo Xilai, was slipped
out
of his luxury flat near Harvard University late on Thursday night, in a
pre-
arranged pick-up by law-enforcement officers.
Wearing a dark jacket and pulling a roller suitcase, the 24-year-old,
who
was preparing for final exams of a postgraduate degree, was driven away
in a
dark SUV by a besuited officer wearing a badge.
"He did not look frightened, but he seemed anxious to go with them," a
source told The Daily Telegraph. "He had clearly been expecting it". Mr
Bo
was accompanied by a female friend.
Speculation was mounting that the younger Mr Bo may have sought
protection
from American authorities. The FBI's Boston office declined to say if
the
man was one of their agents. It is understood that he was not from the
local
or university police departments.
He was picked up at about 10pm on Thursday, after his female friend told
the
doorman to expect a visitor and gave him an electronic key fob to let
him
into the underground car park. She is believed to have left later in Mr
Bo's
Porsche, after collecting more luggage.
