The Girl in the Iron Cage: The Persecution of Dilraba (Part 1)
“A person who has been deprived of freedom since childhood may come to believe that being locked inside an iron cage is perfectly normal.” — Dilraba D
“A person deprived of freedom since childhood believes that being locked inside an iron cage is perfectly normal.” — Dilraba Dilmurat
The soul of Dilraba Dilmurat (hereafter referred to as Dilraba) was personally brought to Yu En by Yu Menglong. This beautiful woman wore an expression of quiet sorrow and grievance, and under Yu's encouragement, she revealed the hidden experiences that the world had never known.
In fact, right after sharing Zhao Liying’s story, Yu brought Dilraba to Yu En.
As for why Dilraba's story is only being published now, Yu En wants to sincerely apologize to everyone.
Through the Celestial Eye, Yu En witnessed many real scenes from Dilraba's persecution — in particular, the complete process of the ritual sacrifice and its horrifyingly evil scenes. Truthfully, Yu En found it extremely difficult to bear what was seen. The psychological and emotional strain was immense, which is why Yu En was unable to publish this account on Dilraba's behalf until now.
But Dilraba was truly considerate. She said she was willing to wait for me.
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Among the accounts Dilraba shared with us were deeply personal experiences that would be excruciatingly difficult for any woman to speak of. We hesitated over whether these things should be made public. After all, the suffering and persecution she endured throughout her life were already heartbreaking beyond words, and we were uncertain whether publicly sharing such intimate details would amount to a desecration of her dignity.
However, Dilraba's attitude was unwavering. She believed that all of this information constituted critical evidence of the atrocities inflicted upon humanity by the CCP's dark industry chain, and that it must be shared. She believed that her true mission in this lifetime was to expose it. Everything she endured throughout her life stood as irrefutable testimony to its crimes—a record that must be preserved for the world to know and for history to remember.
Dilraba told us:
“I died on October 16, 2025. I was abducted, sacrificed, and ultimately murdered through live organ harvesting."
She shared with us the nightmarish life she had endured before then—a living hell within the CCP’s illicit underground industries.
A Childhood of Neglect
According to Dilraba’s public records, she was an only child. Her father was a first-class state actor, and her mother was a dancer with the Xinjiang Song and Dance Troupe. Financially, the family was relatively well-off. Although they did not live in a mansion, their living conditions were comfortable.
Yet this girl, who appeared to come from a “good family background,” had in reality never been treated with kindness from the very beginning of her life. All of these public profiles were nothing but fabrications, manufactured by the CCP-controlled entertainment industry. For example, this early school experiences is fabricated information.
Dilraba revealed that she was never close to her parents, whose marriage was fractured. The couple was rarely home, leaving her entirely in the care of a nanny.
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The nanny did not want to spend time caring for her, so she often locked her in the basement to keep her from wandering around or making noise that might attract outside attention. The basement was dark, and food and water were often insufficient. As a result, she suffered from chronic malnutrition, remained physically frail, and was plagued by frequent illnesses.
Only when she collapsed from illness would the nanny allow her to return to her room to rest. Even then, her parents showed no concern for her. Day after day, she endured this relentless neglect in silence.
When she was eight years old, her parents dressed her neatly and took her out in their car. For the young Dilraba, it was the first time in her life she had ever stepped outside into the world.
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She imagined that they were traveling to a beautiful place. Little did she know, this trip marked the beginning of yet another living nightmare. She was delivered to an unfamiliar place and locked away with a large group of other children.
Upon arrival, many of the children cried uncontrollably. After being injected with a certain substance, however, they gradually stopped crying and fell completely silent.
As wave after wave of adults came to take groups of children away, several approached her. They examined her carefully, touching her hands and feet as if inspecting merchandise before finally taking her away.
Dilraba remembered that several other girls were taken alongside her. What stood out most clearly in her memory was that all of them were exceptionally beautiful.
They were taken to a richly decorated room, where each girl was dressed up to look like a Barbie doll. A middle-aged man, who called himself as their "handler,” began teaching them to pose in strange, unnatural positions.
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Because of the injection she had received, Dilraba was unable to speak and lacked the strength to run away. She was manipulated into various poses by the so-called “handler,” just like a ragdoll.
At the time, her internal emotional state was completely numb. Having never known the love of parents and having endured the cruelty of her nanny, she simply assumed that this was just how the adult world operated.
The Persecution of Uyghurs
It was not until after her death that Dilraba discovered she was not her parents' biological child.
Upon passing away, a person’s entire life plays out before their eyes like a film, allowing the deceased to review the ultimate truth of their existence and the balance of their good and evil deeds.
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Like Yu Menglong, Dilraba said that her biological mother was persecuted by a Han Chinese operative—a state-sanctioned infiltrator sent to her home under Xinjiang’s forced assimilation system. Children born from these coerced unions were systematically torn away from their mothers, and Dilraba was among them.
Under the CCP’s so-called 'Pair Up and Become Family' program in Xinjiang, Han Chinese operatives are assigned to reside within Uyghur households under the guise of being ‘relatives.’
This sinister policy grants these intruders free rein to violate the bodily autonomy of Uyghur women and girls by allowing them to share beds with, and in some cases force themselves upon, female members of Uyghur households. Neither married women nor underage girls are spared. Its ultimate aim is the systematic eradication of Uyghur identity through demographic and cultural assimilation.
Shortly after her birth, Dilraba was taken away from her biological mother and placed in the custody of a couple whose marriage was little more than a hollow façade — a match dictated by the Party, despite the fact that their hearts belonged elsewhere.
Each of them maintained secret relationships, raising illegitimate children away from public view. Brought into such a fractured household, Dilraba was destined to be neglected, living a bleak and pitiable existence.
Consequently, when Dilraba was later trafficked as a "human doll" to a sinister pedophilia ring, these so-called parents were neither surprised nor concerned. They simply did not care.
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The Girl in the Iron Cage: The Persecution of Dilraba (Part 2)
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