article_snippet: Li (circled) was caught on CCTV eating the poisoned lolly before Li (circled) played hide and seek .
article_snippet: This is the spot where Li (circled) picked up the poisoned lolly .
article_snippet: Deadly: This is the lolly that Li (circled) ate, reportedly .
article_snippet: Tragically, the lolly was covered in a substance 100 times more toxic than cyanide.
article_snippet: The lolly that Li (circled) put in Li (circled) mouth was covered in TETS, or tetramethylenedisulfotetramine.
article_snippet: Tests carried out on the lollipop which the boy still had on A hospital spokesman showed that the lollipop which the boy still had on him had been coated in TETS, a highly lethal neurotoxin found in rat poison.
article_snippet: A police spokesman said: 'We have checked the location of where the lollipop was in the family's yard
highlights_snippet: Doctors said the lolly was covered in a  neurotoxin that destroys organs .