Yu Menglong's Body to Be Erased? Bulgari Boss Fled with Evidence? 4th Plenum: All Cameras Shut Down!

Centered on the Yu Menglong case, revelations from fans, colleagues, and behind-the-scenes footage suggest that he endured both psychological and physical abuse over a long period of time, even being monitored and controlled. After the scandal broke, reports surfaced that the chairman of the Bulgari Hotel had fled abroad with evidence, and might have even destroyed Yu Menglong's body to erase all traces. Meanwhile, international psychic Ty William asserted that this case could lead to the collapse of a powerful conglomerate, reaching all the way into the upper echelons of politics. As the 4th Central Committee meeting proceeded in unusual silence, public speculation grew. Was Yu Menglong merely a victim of a ruthless entertainment industry, or the final spark that could ignite systemic change? Let's find out. Many knew Yu Menglong was bullied for a long time. Fans of Yu Menglong revealed that during filming, he was often dragged out and beaten in the middle of shoots. His makeup artist also shared that he was sometimes abused so badly, he couldn't get out of bed, leaving people heartbroken. A video circulated online showed his eyes appearing swollen, and his hair noticeably thinning on both sides, leading many to suspect he had been yanked by the hair and assaulted. One behind-the-scenes clip captured him resting on set. Yu Menglong looked at his phone, and the moment he saw a message, his face darkened, his expression turned grave, and his eyes flickered with suppressed anger. While alive, he often seemed gloomy and unhappy. At one fan event, the atmosphere was lively and the crowd excited. Yet unlike most stars who would respond enthusiastically, Yu Menglong appeared somber and withdrawn, barely interacting, as if carrying a heavy emotional burden. After his death, his management company shamelessly put his used clothes up for sale on foreign platforms, infuriating netizens. It was clear they saw their artists as nothing more than commodities to be exploited to the bone. On the night of Yu Menglong's accident, it was raining. Below his residential complex stood a man in a white shirt accompanied by several others. The man was said to be a security guard, while the rest looked like residents. But no one knew what they were really doing. In the footage, a police car with flashing lights appeared, and the camera followed the group to the base of the building where the incident occurred. Inside the lobby, a man dressed in black walked by. Toward the end of the video, another large man in a white shirt appeared behind the glass doors, glancing outside as if watching or monitoring someone. This led many to suspect they were keeping watch beneath the building. From their demeanor and bearing, they resembled plainclothes enforcers of the Chinese Communist Party's security apparatus. To maintain control and ensure the most effective cover-up, it's believed they may have been monitoring Yu Menglong long before the tragedy. Is Yu Menglong's body about to be destroyed? Recently, British psychic Ty William revealed that an artist will bring about the downfall of the Tianyu Company, which will soon face a lawsuit leading to its complete shutdown. She also mentioned a famous actor, described as having a baby face, pale skin, and fluent unaccented English, who is fleeing China to escape the CCP and risking everything to tell his story. According to her, the police are investigating Yu Menglong's case and are already very close to uncovering the truth. Some Chinese officers are secretly supporting the investigation. This seems plausible. After all, there were earlier reports that several Beijing police officers were dismissed and persecuted for speaking up for Yu Menglong. However, whether they will be able to publicly release the evidence and findings remains uncertain. Ty William further claimed that several powerful figures will lose their positions, some even imprisoned or disappeared. She added that the chairman of Bulgari and others, seeking to avoid the death penalty, might flee China carrying key evidence. One politician will betray the CCP by exposing information, while another will resign to save face. Although Ty William did not specify names, current reports suggest that Kai Yijia, a person linked to the case, is allegedly the illegitimate child of Politburo Standing Committee member Tai Chi, while Li Ming or Ji Guangguang is said to be the grandson of former Premier Li Peng and son of Li Xiaorong. Ty William also made a chilling claim. They intend to cremate Yu Menglong's body in an art museum to destroy evidence. Commentator Li Moyang believes this is entirely possible. A screenshot circulating online shows that the Bulgari Hotel plans to demolish 1,500 parking spaces and its surrounding walls. After Yu Menglong's incident, the hotel suspiciously closed for two days, officially claiming it was for interior renovations. But many netizens believed they were destroying evidence. If the demolition of the parking area and walls this time is also a cover for erasing traces, the public has every reason to stay alert. Moreover, on the 14th, a massive fire broke out in Jiaozhou, Shandong. According to insider sources, the blaze occurred in an area filled with registered shell companies set deliberately before dawn, with no casualties, seemingly to destroy corporate records. In the past, many artists had fraudulent companies secretly registered under their names, most of them based in Jiaozhou. For that reason, Ty William's warning about cremating Yu Menglong's body has drawn serious attention. Among all possible pieces of evidence, his body remains the most direct proof. If it is found, many hidden truths could be revealed. Therefore, the public should keep a close watch on the Qihao Art Museum in the 798 Art District, ensuring that the perpetrators' plans do not succeed. An Unusual Fourth Plenary Session Psychic Ty William also mentioned in her livestream that she had a dream. She saw God punishing the children of Satan. A terrifying black cloud loomed overhead, with lightning striking everywhere, fire spreading, cars burning, and people being struck by lightning, as if it were the return of a dark age. After the dream, she meditated and saw a swarm of crows gathering around the Chinese president's residence. Crows, she said, symbolized dark arts and ominous forces. Something is happening in Beijing, she warned. And indeed, something feels off. The fourth plenary session of the Chinese Communist Party's Central Committee has entered its third day. Yet China remains eerily silent. No photos, no videos, no live coverage of the conference hall. State media issued only a brief 100-character statement. Xi Jinping presented a report. Xinhua released no photos. People's Daily didn't feature it on the front page. And CCTV's Xinwen Lianbo merely remarked that the international community is paying attention to the fourth plenary session. It's as if the entire meeting doesn't exist. Such a silent plenary session is unprecedented. In the past, cameras ran nonstop, and all official media outlets moved in unison. But this time, it's as though someone pressed the mute button. Could it be that the results are still undecided, or that internal conflicts are too fierce to show? Outside the Great Hall, rumors are swirling. The military is said to be in turmoil. The official media appears divided. Xinhua has published two lengthy pieces praising Xi Jinping, while China's four major commercial portals—Sina, Sohu, NetEase, and Phoenix—have conspicuously avoided mentioning his name. Some claim Xi might be forced to hand over military power. Others believe the dismissal of nine top generals was a strategic move by anti-Xi factions. There's even speculation that the meeting could bring about unexpected personnel changes or even a core leadership shakeup. This silent plenary session has become the loudest and most ominous sound in Beijing. Why is it so unusual? There are three possible explanations. 1. The outcome is not finalized. The core documents, personnel list, or official language are still being revised, so disclosure isn't yet possible. 2. Intense internal pressure. Existing footage or statements may be deemed too sensitive or could trigger misinterpretation. 3. Deliberate control of timing. Authorities may be saving announcements for the final day to set the tone and minimize mid-session leaks or public speculation. As the meeting draws to a close, the world is waiting to see whether Tai Williams' prediction will come true. Will any powerful figures lose their positions or be imprisoned? Yet, it's worth noting that even if someone is purged, the regime is unlikely to reveal the true reason. Instead, it may fabricate a cover story, much like how authorities once concealed the truth behind a shocking case in Tengshan years ago. The Shocking Tengshan Case Netizens recently discovered a sculpture of a man and woman embracing, displayed in Beijing's 798 Art District. According to Xiaoxiang Morning Post, the piece was created by an artist named Yang Song, using two tons of soap to form a three-meter tall statue. During its two-week exhibition, the sculpture would be continuously washed with water, gradually dissolving from solid form into bubbles. The promotional tagline sounded poetic, But once you learn the story behind it, you'll realize just how terrifying and sinister it truly is. On June 10, 2022, in Lubei District, Tengshan City, Hebei Province, a horrific event took place. At a barbecue restaurant, a thug named Chen Zhizhi sexually harassed a female diner. When she resisted, he assaulted her, and along with his gang, brutally attacked four other women. The violence was so shocking, it sparked nationwide outrage. During the incident, some patrons, including a young couple, tried to intervene and record video, but were threatened by the attackers. In one clip, the woman clings to her boyfriend in fear, unable to even raise her head. Later, people online began wondering what had happened to that couple. Yet no information was ever released. Some netizens pointed out that Yang Song's soap sculpture appeared to be based on that couple, and sources claimed that not long after the attack, both were found dead in a small forest. But that wasn't the whole truth. According to insider reports, the assault itself may have been staged, a setup with darker motives. Among the four women, one named Liu Wei was known to have a rare Rh-panda blood type identified during a school medical check. She was allegedly targeted for an illegal heart and blood extraction operation to serve a powerful figure. Liu Wei and her three friends had gone to the restaurant using discount vouchers issued by their school. The barbecue shop, once owned by Chen Zhizhi, had been turned over to his cousin, Wang Aiquan. Before the girls arrived, the trap was already set. Surveillance footage reportedly showed a man in a black skull t-shirt sitting nearby, said to be Chief Ma, the local police director, with plainclothes officers positioned around. When the girls entered, Chen Zhizhi came in from outside, confirmed their identities, and began harassing them before launching the attack. According to leaks, only three girls were visible near the entrance in the footage. The fourth, wearing a black dress, was dragged upstairs, assaulted, then thrown from the second floor and run over twice by a white car in the alley, killed on the spot. The girl in gray and the long-haired one were also murdered brutally. Liu Wei, the target, was kept alive, taken away by ambulance, and allegedly had 1,500 milliliters of blood and her heart removed. Sources claim the hospital video was fabricated using an actress as a stand-in. Families of the victims were locked away in psychiatric institutions while the real perpetrators walked free, replaced by scapegoats for trial. Further reports identified Chen Zhizhi as belonging to the Red Fourth Generation, descendants of founding revolutionaries. His father, Chen Jianfei, grandfather Chen Hua, and great-grandfather, General Chen Shikun, were all high-ranking figures in the communist elite. After the incident, Chen reportedly fled to Myanmar. Some brave citizens who visited the Tanshan restaurant later discovered multiple rooms on the second floor, one of which was said to contain a biological laboratory. From all this, it's clear that behind every murder lies a horrifying truth, and the powerful always find a way to escape justice. Yet, as Tai William remarked, those involved in Yu Menglong's death are no longer protected by their ancestors. Their forebears want nothing to do with them, for they have signed a pact with demons. When you have no spiritual or divine protection, you are doomed. She added that this is why China's weather has turned extreme. Earthquakes, floods, hailstorms, and the approaching bitter winter. China is about to freeze. The Chinese Communist Party has committed countless crimes, and anyone who has sworn allegiance to it will inevitably be tainted by its wrongdoing. Every party membership fee carries the weight of sin, so one must renounce the oath and distance themselves from the organization. We are now living through a battle between good and evil, a crucial turning point in history. The moral choice within each person's heart will determine their own future. The Yu Menglong case is a gateway revealing this greater struggle. Even though we may not yet be able to bring the culprits to justice, the persistent pursuit of truth and exposure of corruption will awaken people's conscience and sense of justice around the world. And that, perhaps, is the truest form of justice. Heaven's law is never selfish. In the days to come, we may witness even more earth-shaking truths revealed. So stay strong in your faith. Thank you. And see you next time.