Latest! Original CCTV Footage Was Found on Yu Menglong’s Bedroom | Send Message to His Co-Actors

Hello guys, welcome back. According to the report from Archive 24, Chinese actor Yu Menglong sent a signal to his co-actors to warn them that something bad would happen to him. He also informed them about an artist who was seen at the 789 Museum. A recently unearthed report from independent investigative outlet Archive 24 has sparked widespread speculation in Chinese entertainment circles, detailing a cryptic 2024 communication from actor Yu Menglong to his co-actors that hinted at impending personal danger, and a mysterious figure linked to Beijing's 789 Museum. The report, compiled from anonymized co-actor testimonies and encrypted message logs, paints a vivid picture of a star grappling with unseen threats while trying to alert his inner circle without attracting public attention. The incident traces back to a late-night shooting break on the set of Yu's now-shelved historical drama The Silent Dynasty in September 2024. According to three co-actors who spoke to Archive 24 on condition of anonymity, Yu pulled them aside one evening in a secluded film studio lounge, his usual cheerful demeanor replaced by visible unease. He didn't shout or panic. He spoke in quiet, clipped sentences, like he was afraid someone was listening, one co-actor recalled. He said, I need you to remember this. There's an artist who was spotted at the 789 Museum last week. Keep an eye on them. Archive 24's investigators verified that Yu followed up the verbal warning with the encrypted text message sent to the same co-actors 48 hours later. The message, which the outlet obtained via a secure whistleblower channel, contained no additional details, but repeated the 789 Museum artist reference, and ended with a single emoji—a broken key. The report notes that Yu's team declined to comment on the message at the time, dismissing it as What makes the warning even more perplexing is the 789 Museum's role in the saga. A former state-owned contemporary art space turned private gallery, the 789 Museum has a history of hosting controversial exhibitions by artists critical of government policies. Archive 24's team cross-referenced visitor logs from the week in question and identified only one unregistered guest—a mid-career painter named Li Xiao, a pseudonym provided by the outlet to protect the individual, who had previously exhibited works criticizing the entertainment industry's ties to corporate censorship. Li, who has not been seen in public since October 2024, told Archive 24 in a 2023 interview that he feared Yu's warning took on new urgency three weeks after the set conversation, when he abruptly pulled out of the silent dynasty, citing His team later announced he would be taking an Fans and media outlets speculated at the time that the decision was linked to health issues, but Archive 24's report suggests a more menacing motive. The outlet's investigators found evidence of unknown individuals monitoring Yu's home and studio in the weeks leading up to his withdrawal. Since the report's release on October 27, social media platforms in China have been flooded with hashtags like with users demanding answers from both Yu's team and the 789 Museum. The museum's current management issued a short statement on Tuesday, saying it Yu's representatives did not respond to a request for comment from this outlet on Tuesday, but a source close to the actor told our team that The source added that Yu's decision to warn his co-actors was and that he Chinese actor Yu Menglong died on September 11 after falling from a building. However, the suspicious circumstances surrounding his death have led many to suspect foul play, with unverified rumors of abuse and exploitation emerging online. Recently, Chinese YouTuber Li Muyang claimed he was contacted by a netizen who allegedly to purchase video evidence from the dark web, purportedly showing Menglong being tortured and murdered. The anonymous source reportedly described the contents of the video to Li, who later recounted their account to his viewers. According to the source, Menglong was violently assaulted by multiple individuals on the night of his death. His pet dog, Fuli, was also said to have been present during the attack. Li stated that the alleged video has since been submitted to the FBI as evidence and cannot be released publicly. The anonymous netizen further claimed that during the assault, Fuli barked loudly in an attempt to protect Menglong. At that moment, an individual with pink hair allegedly appeared and, along with actors Song Yiren and Fan Shiki, attacked the dog. Song Yiren and Fan Shiki were previously rumored to have attended the gathering Menglong joined on the night before his fatal fall. The same source also alleged that Menglong was still alive before being thrown from the building, though barely, and with his face beaten beyond recognition. On the night of his death, Yu attended a gathering with over 10 people at a friend's home. According to a statement from his mother, he fell to his death while intoxicated, but fans, legal experts, and even other celebrities have expressed doubts. Several stars, who were allegedly at the gathering, have now been accused of being involved in a murder plot. Yu's agency is also under scrutiny because Yu is their ninth young artist to die tragically, or mysteriously vanish, since 2011. On the global advocacy platform Alva Aza, fans launched a petition titled Seeking Justice for Yu Menglong. It has now racked up over 420,000 signatures from people who are calling for a transparent, independent investigation into Yu's death. The petition's mission statement claims that audio and video footage, including a clip of Yu allegedly screaming before his death, suggests that foul play was involved. It also mentions claims that the actor was beaten, forced to drink, and forced to take drugs before he was brutally and intentionally killed. The petition calls for the perpetrator's immediate prosecution if the proposed investigation results in criminal charges, as well as a public apology from the relevant authorities. It also calls for these authorities to provide legal and psychological support for Yu's family. Fans are also taking a stand in other ways in response to their posts, hashtags, and mentions of Yu Menglong's name being wiped from online platforms. Some fans have reportedly started to use coded language and emojis to get around banned keywords, while others are referencing Yu with song lyrics instead of his name. Others are boldly defying the censorship with public displays.