A death offering? The darkest secret behind Yu Menglong’s murder

Testing, testing. Hello. Hi, everyone. All right, welcome back. Oh, I hear a little echo. Can you guys hear me? Okay. Yes. Audio is okay. Hello. All right. Okay. Good. All right. Thank you. All right. Let's get started. Well, CCP politics is dark, but right now it's darker than ever before. Program after program, we're uncovering things that go beyond politics, beyond reason, beyond what most people could even believe. Atrocities that reach into the edge of our human realm. You know this man, um, let me see. Oh, here we go. Yes, we've told his story a couple of times. I mean, in at least three programs if I remember it correctly. So, um he was a handsome actor with a promising future. But on September 11th, Yumolon's life ended suddenly, violently, and in the strangest way imaginable. The official statement came out fast, cold, rigid, and unquestionable. The conclusion, just three words, fall from drunkenness. Online, all related content vanished quickly. Anyone who tried to post about Alan Yu's death or Yumlone's death was warned, threatened, uh, I mean deleted, or even detained. Yet, despite the censorship, the story refused to die. Photos, videos, and leaked messages surfaced impregating actors, directors, screenwriters, producers, and investors. Many of them grandchildren or greatg grandandchildren of top CCP officials. The above is what I covered in my last couple of programs on youth death. You asked me to give an update on the case. Here we are. I must warned you, today's program can be mentally disturbing. First of all, I want to say it's excellent that major international media outlets have picked picked up the story. The BBC openly questioned the credibility of China's official statement. Foreign Policy magazine ran a long feature explaining the case in detail and ended with a haunting question. If even a well-known figure like Yumong can be erased from public memories so easily, what hope is there for ordinary Chinese people? Now, Yu's death ripped open the darkest secrets of China's entertainment world where sex, money laundering, arms smuggling, and murder intertwin. But if you think that's the darkest part, think again. what came next um or what comes next is beyond normal comprehension almost ghostly. Now, rumors began to spread about death offerings, uh, which are explained as handsome young men chosen as ritualistic sacrifices where one life is taken to extend in another, to ward off disaster, health problems, or to buy time from fate for those in power. And here's where it gets chilling. Yumo was born on June 15th, the same the same birthday as Xiinping. And another actor, Cho Cho Leang, who died mysteriously nine years ago under eerily similar circumstances, shared his birthday, October the 15th, with Xiinping's father. [Music] So today, let's uncover if this is a mere coincidence or there's a link. Now, in the past day or so, new information has been leaked. Clearer videos of the actor being dragged by strangers surfaced. I I shouldn't say strangers. I mean, it's obviously people who know him, but strangers um is like people we haven't identified. Um, and it said that the plan to murder the actor was in place or had been in place for months since April and the actor was even made aware of it. Um, such an organized crime cannot be carried out without the involvement of use agency. And after people turned their focus on his agent and the agency behind him, what they uncovered sent chills down people's spines. So, let's talk about the agency. Um, um, Tenu Media or E Media is a is a giant um, agency that dominates China's entertainment industry. It's actually China's only state-owned artistic management company. This special status gives it gives it unraveled resources and protection. Its parent company, Mango Super Media, operates under the Hunan Broadcasting System. So it's it's a S so S so S so S so S so S so S so S so S so S so SOE and it's one of u China's most powerful state media groups and behind it stands an elite network of shareholders um connecting state media private tech giants and national level financial companies so for example Alibaba, China mobile uh financial institutions like uh Hong Kong Central clearing company, Civic Bank, uh, China Construction Bank, China Merchants Bank, Postal Savings Bank of China and Ch China Life Insurance Company. So this structure means e media holds not only absolute dominance over China's entertainment industry but also deep roots across finance, telecom and state power forming an unshakable fortress. One case illustrates this vividly. It said that um superstar Yang Yangmi personally traveled to Beijing three times to sign Alan Yu. Then then still under E media but failed each time, excuse me. Um even the top players in the industry could not breach the wall of stock of state capital and the political power that shields the company. Um, within this system, the string of unnatural death among EE media's artists all share eerily similar official conclusions. Always depression or accident. The repetition itself is deeply troubling um raising questions about whether there is a systematic systemic link between these tragedies. So let's start with um these two young men. So the first one is uh Ben, the man on the left. So he was once called CCTV's most handsome news anchor in the early hours of June 9th, 2015. 10 years ago, he fell to his death at the same residential compound where Alan Yu later died. It's the Sunshine Upper East in Beijing's Chaang district. and the anchor was only 32. Um, and now from the start, his death was full of suspicion. Just an hour before he died, he had a 40inut phone call with his mother and he was joking with her saying how much he missed her her cooking. Um, and he showed no sign of distress. And just like Yumong Benta rose to fame through um Hunan TV's talent shows and same place he died in the same place same pattern even whispers about the same hidden scandals like the dark side of homosexuality in the entertainment industry. Um so all of that is strikingly strikingly similar. And the next case is Chaang, the man on the right, who was a popular actor singer. On the night of September 16th, 2016, he was found dead in an apartment in Shanghai. Police quickly ruled out homicide, saying that he'd taken his own life. His agency claimed depression uh he died from depression or depression killed him. But online, countless posts said otherwise. People say that he actually was murdered in Beijing and was flown his body was flown into Shanghai to create the scene that he he died in Shanghai. U and and his issue was that he had offended powerful people as and was brutally killed just like Yum Yumlong. Um leaks even claimed that he was mur uh murdered at a party um after being tortured in front of a group of people. And the scene was similarly gruesome and the guest list also overlapped with that of u the party where Yumalone died. Now only 3 months after Chaun died, the man on the right, another suspicious death happened. Um another artist under the same agency and her name is uh Beni, a young singer signed to EE Media. So she died on Christmas Eve, December 24th, 2016. She fell from the 13th floor of a building and she was only 22. This is the young lady on the left. Now, her trouble was that she was a a close friend with Chao, the the young man who died at a party. And after his death, she wrote a song in English called Pink Gun to kind of hint at his unusual death. Um officially her death was ruled as a depression but only three days after she died uh she had oh actually she three days before she died she had gone live to promote her new single song and she was talking about her plans for future releases. There was no hint of despair at all. So her death is widely believed to be linked to Chaunlang's brutal murder. Then came uh the the young lady on the right. She was an actress model and she died on October 15th, 2017. Again, her her her death is also um the Xiinping father's birthday October 15th, 20 2017. She fell naked from a hotel in Sujo. Um and rumors said she had visited the room of a fe of a male celebrity shortly before her death, but nothing was ever investigated. the official line, accidental fall due to excessive drinking, exactly the same as Yumong. Um, and there's a fifth case which I don't have a picture of. Uh, and his name is Tieni. He was a well-known volleyball commentator uh for the sports channel on CCTV Sports. On May 9th, 2024 last year, while living in Bangkok, he fell from the sixth floor of his apartment and died instantly. Photos showed him wearing only a t-shirt and an under and and an underwear um as if he he just being about to wash up before going to bed. Um or maybe he was in bed, you know. So when his body was found, it was uh severely deformed and so which suggests that he had been tortured before he died or before he fall before he fell and his wounds immediately raised a flood of questions about what happened, what had happened to him. But the official conclusion once again was the same as the others. Um depression. Um yet one of Tien's childhood friends, someone who had known him all his life, wrote that after his death that as far as he knew, Tien had never suffered from depression. So that means in just 10 years at least six young artists had died mysteriously. Four men, two women, all young. I I mean I didn't there were two not on not on the slides. I didn't put Yum along here and I didn't put the last guy the sports commentator because I couldn't find a picture of him. So four men, two women, all young, all beautiful, all in their prime, five of them fell from buildings. That frequency alone is enough to send a chill down anyone's spine. As if those coincidents weren't creepy enough, there are others, even darker ones. At the center of this scandal is Alan Yui's agent, a man named Dang. There he is. But his real, but that's not his real name. His real name, his real surname is I forgot what his first name was. Um, and this man is said to be is said that uh to be in I don't know if it's secret service or armed police forces, but he had a background in the military. Um, so he was no agent. His job was to spy on the artists and on Yummono. So he allegedly beat up beat uh Alan Yu up and also the other artist who who who died before him and he even stole um the actor's belongings. Um so he's called by the netizens as the monster agent because three male artists he represented died in unusual unusual circumstances in the last nine years. And here they are. So I've talked about two of them and there's a third man that in the man in the middle that I haven't told you about. He is a a martial artist. He is a a 34th generation Shaoling warrior monk. His real name ising oring. His dharma name is Yang Hun. He's talented, athletic, and strikingly handsome. So, here's a picture of him. There he is. Um, and he's a great martial artist. People call him the most handsome monk of Shaoling Temple. And on Doing, he had maybe on one of the Chinese short video platforms, I think it's Doing, he had over a million followers. And in 2024, he appeared in a TV drama called Journey to Mountains and Seas, and he played a monk. Now, on August the 7th, 2024, he died in a car crash at the age of 21. Later, a woman identifying herself as the monk's sister came forward claiming he died when the car rear ended a truck. But just like the cases of uh the other young people like the actors, there were many suspicious details that spread that were spreading on the internet. His fans um and online followers kept digging calling for justice in his name because they they said that he didn't die of a car crash. And according to screenshots they posted, when his body was brought back to his hometown, villagers discovered surgical incisions on his torso. Signs suggesting his organs might have been removed. And it is said that this young, healthy man's organs were highly coveted and sold for a huge profit. Um, and all three men had the same allegedly had the same agent. That's that monster agent that you saw on the previous page there. There he is. Okay. Um, so, uh, so many people online are now asking this this chilling question. was Alan Yu's death only a small part of a large cover up reaching the very top of the leadership and people cannot help but going back to the identical birthday of Xiinping and Alan Yu if you argue this is pure coincidence um then the latest expose on Xiinping's brother possibly being on site at the crime scene made everything click. And so this is the latest uh that had come out in the last 10 10 hours I believe. Let me make this bigger so you can see better. All right. So um there's a man um captured uh so according to a social media account on X so it's called I I think the name is called news insight or yeah or new investigative news. Yeah. Anyway, um a man with a big belly wearing a white shirt was spotted at the scene of Alan Yui's death. So, there he is. Um the the the circle the the picture on the left is blown is enlarged from that video from the picture on the right where I circle the man. So, he's enlar his image is enlarged. At first, no one paid much attention to him. Um but as online investigators began digging deeper um things started to look unusual. Um now by now people have already identified all 16 pe individuals at the party. Um they have names and pictures um attached to each name because they're all Chinese names and you probably don't know them. So I don't bother to show them here for you. So, at first people tried to match the face of this man in white shirt with the 16 individuals suspected to be on site at the party where you died. But after close comparison, they couldn't match him to anyone on the list. And what truly set the internet on fire was when someone used facial recognition software to compare this man in white with one of the most powerful figures in China. Xiinping's younger brother. So, here they are. So, the picture on the left is Shi Xi Ping, Xiinping's brother, and the man on the right is the the blown up image of that man in white on site uh at the crime scene. So people by analyzing the eyes, nose, jawline, the overall body shape, the algorithm found an astonishing 80% similarity. So there's a 80% chance that the man in white is Shienp. Um, if that finding is true, it's it's significant because it suggests Yumon's death may involve forces far above the entertainment industry. Uh, Shiinping is Xiinping's only brother and he has long been active in the financial and corporate world and he's deeply intertwined with state linked capital groups. Um let me make this let me come back. And um his his wife is um is an actress is a singer turned actress uh who's what I don't know 20 years 26 years younger than him. Now, his presence at that location, whether by coincidence or by design, adds a whole new layer of interpretation and suspicion or a whole new layer of interpretation to an already suspicious case. Um, because here's the question. People like him wouldn't normally attend a party like that. These people are not at his level, right? the people at the party are are not at his level. I mean, these people are, first of all, they're younger and second of all, they're all in the entertainment industry um or or investors in the entertainment industry. The only explanation that makes sense for Xi Jinping's brother to personally come on site is what? What do you think? It's Alan Yu's birthday. So we as we said at the beginning Ali's birthday is June 15th the same as Xiinping uh nine years ago actor Chaun Leang um under the same aging died in similar circumstances his birthday was October 15th the same as Xiinping's father um so Xiinping's brother would attend the event if the torture and murder session was carried out carried out as part of the death offerings to she and she family right it's part of that it's that ritualistic sacrifice otherwise there's no other explanation why she ping would appear at such a gruesome crime scene he would not attend a party with a group of lunatics and drug addicts early in the morning hours no unless he needed to be there to witness the ceremonial sacrifice of the man who shared his brother's birthday. So, of course, the above is only speculative analysis based on what's being leaked and what we have seen. Um, the truth may never be known. However, the fact that these pictures leaked at all spells big trouble for those who committed the crime. I highly suspect that the military was tipped off and set up highowered cameras with zoom lenses to get the photos. Um, in my last program I discussed it and and and since I since I mentioned it, I think the more more people are coming out with um believing, you know, that that the the has to be the military behind this getting these pictures and videos leaked. Otherwise, how could how could these people allow uh evidence to be leaked out? So, I mean, you can watch it if if you haven't. I I talked about it in my last program on Yumongo. Um on the night of September 22nd, u the sky in Hami Shinjang lit up with a rare dragon-shaped lightning. The twisting glowing bolt accompanied by deafening thunder quickly went viral online. Many linked the phenomena to Alan Yu's death uh because people couldn't really talk about his death. pe people um used this uh lightening as kind of a a symbol to um to commemorate the actor. And adding to the mystery, Alan Yu was from Shinjang, right? So this is where the lightning happened. He was born in the year of the dragon. And then his name Mong sounds almost identical to dragon in Chinese. So that's why people like shared this this photo. Um that's why this photo went viral. Now while some people are enraged, many lament that justice for the actor may never happen. In their frustration, they've turned to the supernatural. When justice and truth are twisted by invisible hands, when every official channel simply repeats the same lies, people in despair reached for the oldest source of answers. They look to the heavens and call on spirits for help. And now I know not everyone believes in ghosts, but after Yumolone's death, ghosts stories began flooding, flooding in people claiming they'd met use soul in their dreams, heard his voices, or received strange messages. Psychics and people with supernormal abilities tried very every means possible to communicate with use soul in the nether world. And one Taiwanese YouTuber even used a supernatural it's called EVP or electronic voice phenomenon recorder which is which is an instrument for capturing spirit voices and claimed to have received direct responses. I I saw the video. Um I mean the video just while they're trying to communicate with the view I mean they turn on their YouTube live stream so you can actually hear everything they heard um on on that receiver on the E EVP receiver. Um, I can't really say it's word for word, but definitely every time they ask a question like, "Are you yumo?" Um, did this person kill you or what do you want to tell us? Like every they ask a lot of questions. Every time they ask a question, there is a response. That's for sure. There's definitely a response from the other end. Now is the answer like for example the first question they ask him uh can you tell us where you're from and and he's from Ului and so there's a sound that's very similar to Ulu Mui but I'm not sure if everyone will be convinced the words actually said Ului. It was very fast and there was there was a lot of background noise, but there's enough people to believe that the sound that came from the the the recorder or the device was ulumi. Um, of course, ulumi is not a it's it's um it's not a very crisp the sound is not very crisp to hear, right? It's ulumi. It could be anything. So, but it's very spooky. I must say it's very spooky. I mean, every time they ask a question, there's a response. So, obviously, someone is responding. Um, anyway, and and these aren't just ghost stories. There are cries for justice from a society so tightly silenced that only the dead can speak. It's so I mean, the dead can speak, but the the living ones cannot. Um, Yumalong's mentor from Taiwan, uh, Mr. Sunund, there he is, said that on the night of September the 27th, you appeared in his dream for five hours, um, clear and vivid. Now, how did he know that it was five hours? I had that first question, right? How did he know? When you're sleeping, you don't you don't look at your clock um, watch. I mean, we have a dream, you can't time it. You don't know how long that that dream lasted. He actually explained this. He said that he suffers from some kind of a bladder problem. So, he has to get up every night a couple of times to use the bathroom. And so, he timed it. It was it was much longer. It was 5 hours. And he was dreaming during that whole time. And it was five hours. So, that's why he knew it was five. It was a five hour dream. But he said um in the dream you wept and told him everything that had happened before and after his death and saying that the only thing he worried about was his mother. Um and Mr. Sun called Yu's death tragic and helpless and promised to find the right moment to speak out vowing not to let the truth be buried. Now Mr. Sun is also haunted by goat and he said because he was his first teacher he he went to China mainland China and he was like a a a scout right and he found he took he found eight talented young people under him and trained them. So he was his first agent. So he said, "If I hadn't led him into the entertainment world, if I hadn't trained him, maybe he'd still be happy now." So he felt he felt a sense of guilt for for, you know, bringing him into the entertainment industry. Um, so he had planned to return to Beijing to organize a Buddhist ceremony to chant, you know, um, to chant scriptures for you's soul. However, his family and friends in Taiwan feared for his safety. So, Mr. Sun decided to hold the event at a temple in Taiwan instead. Now, soon after, two days ago, we learned that he received a death's threats. Uh because he obviously he he knows too much because Yumalong told him everything in the dream in a 5-hour dream. So posts surfaced on China's Tik Tok doing uh predicting Mr. Sun's own death in October. Yeah, these posts predicting this Taiwanese artist or this agent, Taiwanese agents death in October started to show up on Chinese social media. And fearing foul play, Mr. son immediately released a public statement saying, "I will not commit suicide and he stressed that he's neither law enforcement nor a political figure and he only wants to help the soul of his former student uh rest in peace." Um his supporters urged him to be careful, noting that the CCP's infiltration in Taiwan is also extensive. Um that warning alone shows how dark this case has become. So um let me recap. 10 years, six death. Well, actually if you include the Shaolin warrior monk, it's seven deaths, right? 10 year. If if he's unmanaged by the same agent, then it's seven deaths. 10 years, seven deaths. One company shielded by power. And these, do you think these are just coincidences or an organized crime hidden in plain sight? Why do the birthdays of two striking young men, both dead under eerily similar circumstances, under the same mana, you know, managed by the same agent, handled by the same agent? I mean managed by the same agency, handled by the same agent, tied directly to Xiinping and his father. Coincidence or something darker? And is that man in white shirt really Xiinping's brother? Well, you be the judge, but there's a 80% chance that it is the brother. It is she's brother according to facial according to China's almighty facial recognition software. And not long ago, remember Xiinping made a strange remark to Vladia Putin at the milit military parade. He said, "Humans may one day live to 150 years old." Now the Chinese are connecting the dots and suddenly they realize something more. Um, it's not just organ harvesting. I mean, this is like there's like witchcraft involved, right? People panicked. People really have panicked in Beijing. You know, the the um the high-end community where this where the murder took place, homeowners in that residential complex uh are rushing to sell their units. I told you that the the number of units on the market went from 50 to 90 and then to 150 in a week today. And that was a week ago. Today, more than 300 units are up for sale in a in a community that has 2,000 homes. So, over 10%. Right. It's like 15% of them are on sale. Um, so Alan's death shattered many people's worldview. I think it has waken up a generation in China. We just haven't we we haven't wait a little bit you'll see the impact and on September 20th netizens launched a global petition on the NGO platform called Avas and it's titled justice for Yumolong claiming there is strong evidence that he was tortured to death. Um and it it's urging a full independent and transparent investigation. So by the morning of October uh the 4th today, it had already gathered 200,000 signatures. But I think this is not enough. We should have 2 millions. We should have like 2 million signatures. So please help raise awareness if you can. Um that's all I have. All right. Uh another dark cases. All right, questions, comments. It's unbelievable. All right. Um let me acknowledge the people who gave me super stickers. I want just want to say uh thank you. I saw some flew by. Here's one. Many Kyla why four is unlucky in number in China not hotel room four. Four means death. Yeah. Four. 44. Oh, that's double death. Yeah. So four is not uh if you go to hospitals, they don't have the fourth floor. Yeah. So for when you try to sell real estate to to Chinese, uh if the street address is like 44, uh it's not going to they're not going to like it. But thank you. Thank you for the sticker. All right. Oh, here's one. Saw a green one. Whatel by I love the name. It's cute. Well, thank you. Thank you. Here's a question. Lady Dye Lei, you are a brave soul to be so vocal about these anomalies. Well, we have to speak up. The more people who speak up, the better. We have to speak up. All right, let's see. Um, Dwidle Migs. Okay. Hi, ladies. Speaking of a cult, have you ever seen the yearly weird worship of the fable yellow emperor in Chenjo? The CCP invites important Chinese from all over the world. It's weird and ritualistic. I have not. I have not. But it's interesting. It's interesting that you mentioned it. Okay. Um yeah, the the discovery of um Shiwan Ping's picture is the latest development and I think it ties to the suspicion of this ritualistic sacrifice because the birthday um of of the seven cases of of of the death the seven death cases Alu's death is most is strikingly similar to uh the the the the man the the actor. What's his name? Yeah. The the one who has the birthday as Xiinping's father. These two are strikingly similar. It they're under the same aging. The guest lists are overlapping. Um so they're just so strikingly similar. And then so it's almost hard for people not to relate them to some kind of a ritual. I mean why you know why two young men both strikingly looking died under such similar circumstances and their birthdays corresponds to Xiinping's birthday and his father's birthday. It just you cannot explain that. Right. All right. Many who is the Chinese Russian translator of she the Russ Chinese Russian translator of Shei. Um there's a man. Yeah. We we see him appearing in videos right at meetings with she between Xiinping and Putin. I don't know his name. I I don't know. You think that man is at risk? At risk possibly. Okay. All right. So, I don't know. Um you guys can decide for yourself what what this all means. I'm just gathering information that I can find um to present them to you. But I don't know how to draw the conclusion. It's just I found it extremely odd that there's that birthday link. If it's one, you could say it's coincidence. Two men um nine years apart. You know the number nine because they also the two men not only okay they died nine years apart. Now nine is a is a important number. Nine is believed to be the biggest number, right? There's so in in chi traditional Chinese culture. So they timed it nine years apart. Um and also the the day they died is so close. Um the first guy died on September the 16th. Yumolone died on September 11th. It was said that they wanted to make to to kill him on the same day, but somehow they, you know, it got out of control and it was 5 days earlier. So, it's just unthinkable. Um, yes. Okay, that's the name. All right. Okay. Yeah. Someone said u his mentor um Mr. Sun, he had bladder he's I don't know if it's bladder cancer or something, but he has he has he has a bladder issue. He said he normally sleeps uh two and a half hours at a time and then he has to get up to pee. Um but that night he slept for five hours. So that's why he knew it's, you know, the dream lasted five hours. All right. Um, very troubling, very troubling stories. Uh, any news about Yumolone's mother? Um, someone said that he's released by the police, but nobody has seen a picture of her or um, yeah, but someone said that the police released her, but that doesn't mean that she has her freedom back. That doesn't mean that she's allowed to say anything. Um, so, all right. So, that's all for tonight. This is a very dark, very dark topic. So, I want to end it here. Um, I I think I'm not in a mood to um talk anything else. Um, I'd better stop it here. Oh, here's a super sticker. Eang Slater. Okay, here's a question. Why CCP fear and or practice cultural Chinese religion if they believe their system is the true belief system and religion is questioning making sense? The CCP's religion, the communist religion is anti-China, is against Chinese cines culture. That's why cultural revolution took place because the communist CCP's communist ideology is it came from Germany. It come from Karl Marx. It's not Chinese at all. So the reason the CCP, you know, started the cultural revolution in the 60s is because they know that traditional Chinese, any Chinese with the traditional mindset will know that communism is bad for them because it's fundamentally um it fundamentally contradicts with the values that Confucious taught us. So that's why they systematically erased a traditional Chinese culture. So people don't even know their culture, you know, it's it's just like I mean Confucious was branded as a evil man during cultural revolution. So um and so the the the Chinese culture you see today in mainland China is not Chinese culture. Well, it's not traditional Chinese culture. It's CCP culture. It's very sad. you have a country with hundreds of millions of people who who have lost their culture heritage. So um so the CCP kn knows that they know that they cannot leave sh any [Music]