Beijing ( CNN ) -- Chinese police say the late aunt of a young boy whose eyes were gouged out is the prime suspect in the horrific attack , state media news agency Xinhua reports . The six-year-old boy , named by local media as Xiao Binbin , is still recovering in hospital after being found bloodied and in a drugged state with both eyes missing near his home in late August . He 'd been missing for four hours . Early reports suggested that Xiao may have been the victim of organ traffickers , claims police later denied . Now , authorities in Fenxi country , Shanxi Province , have named the suspect as the boy 's aunt Zhang Huiying , who killed herself last Friday after jumping into a well in the courtyard of her home . Police said Zhang 's DNA was found at the scene of her nephew 's attack . Blood stains belonging to the boy were also found on Zhang 's clothes . The boy told police that a woman with a non-local accent called his name and asked him if anybody in his home played mahjong before taking him to the field , according to quotes attributed to his mother , Wang Wenli , in state media . Local police immediately launched a manhunt for the suspect by offering a 100,000 yuan ( $ 16,335 ) reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspect , whom they said was a woman , according to Xinhua . Soon after the attack , state broadcaster CCTV showed images of a boy with bandages over his eyes recovering in hospital while his stricken relatives cried at his bedside .
Chinese police name suspect as boy 's aunt Zhang . Zhang Huiying died six-year-old after jumping to a well near her home . The late August boy was found bloodied with missing both eyes in six-year-old . He told police a woman approached him , according to state media reports .