Yu Menglong Often Faced Abuse During His Life, and Images That Have Emerged Online Have Left Many in Tears

Netizens have found numerous photos confirming that Yu Menglong was frequently subjected to violent treatment by his monitors. (Video screenshot)

[People News] To date, over 710,000 netizens have joined the petition "Seeking Justice for Yu Menglong," urging relevant authorities to conduct a thorough, independent, and transparent investigation. However, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has not responded to these calls.

Following the death of actor Yu Menglong, the CCP's explanation of a "drunken accidental fall" raises many questions, while theories of sacrifice and conspiracy have spread widely online, seemingly linked to internal power struggles within the CCP, the dark financial dealings in the entertainment industry, and sacrificial practices. Many images and videos uncovered by netizens reveal that Yu Menglong endured inhumane treatment for a long time. Recently, a fan shared a photo of him wearing a shock device during a live stream, tearfully reflecting, "If you say the wrong thing, you get shocked immediately? Ménglóng, what other pains did you suffer..."

Earlier, several netizens posted blurry images on Threads and Weibo, suggesting that Yu Menglong had "marks from electronic ankle bracelets" on his legs. Some claimed that the device appeared to restrict his movement, while others questioned whether it was merely a prop from filming.

Fans also noted that the shoes Yu Menglong wore were unusually large, with a significant portion of his heel sticking out while walking, leading to suspicions that his management company forced him to wear oversized shoes to prevent him from escaping. Some netizens believe that these large shoes likely contained electronic tracking devices.

These controlling tactics have heightened the emotional turmoil among fans. Recently, footage surfaced of him live-streaming while wearing an electric shock device, leading fans to express their heartbreak over the cruel treatment he endured during his life.

Additionally, it is rumoured that the spirit of Yu Menglong has conveyed concerns to several mediums regarding the female star Chen Duling, warning that she is in significant danger and could potentially be the next victim. Recently, several foreign media outlets have indicated that Chen Duling has already suffered abuse and has passed away.

According to a report by Newtalk News, last month, fans discovered a live streaming video of Chen Duling, believing that her appearance in the video does not match her real-life looks, and there are suspected signs of a human skin mask, raising suspicions that she may have been replaced.

Furthermore, on December 2, internet celebrity Bei Yi released a new video, stating that American medium Deborah claimed, 'Chen Duling has already passed away.' Deborah noted that Chen Duling was forced to fight for her life against an individual identified as number 100, during which her face was burned. She also mentioned that Chen Duling was killed in a mining area, saying, 'The kidnappers treated the life-and-death struggles of Chen Duling and other victims as entertainment, filming the ordeal for live streaming and selling it for profit on the dark web.'

Although these rumours have not been confirmed, they have nonetheless caused a significant stir among fans.

Following the murder of Yu Menglong, netizens have been relentlessly searching for previously overlooked images and videos in hopes of uncovering evidence of his persecution, with the aspiration of one day achieving justice for him. An increasing number of images indicate that Yu Menglong was imprisoned for an extended period, frequently subjected to violence, and often slapped by Du Qiang (杜強), resulting in regular bruising on his cheeks and forehead. Reports suggest he was hanged in a semi-nude state with his hands tied at a height, and there are suspicions that he suffered from ear mutilation and tooth extraction.

Content from the 'autopsy report' that has circulated online reveals lacerations on his scalp, corneal opacity in both eyes, bleeding in the external ear and nasal cavity, and a fractured nasal bone. There were also lacerations on his right lower lip and body surface, with all teeth missing except for the right lower first premolar. The cause of death diagnosis identified multiple severe injuries, including chest trauma, bilateral hemothorax, multiple fractures on the left side, pericardial effusion, liver contusion, genital laceration, and instances of respiratory and cardiac arrest.

In a letter left for his mother, Yu Menglong expressed that despite enduring immense suffering, his soul remained pure, and he did not succumb or become complicit with malevolent individuals.

In his last moments, he passionately accused the evildoers, stating: 'I have adhered to the rules since childhood, and I have been threatened by you since I was 25!' Each word seemed to tear at his very soul. Friends revealed that he was not unwilling to resist; rather, he had long been ensnared in a vast system's cage. Yu Menglong once described the dark forces that persecuted him as 'one hand covering the sky.' Informed netizens disclosed that Yu Menglong's management company, Tianyu Media, is supported by powerful forces with an unshakeable background. Within this seemingly glamorous entertainment empire, actors may simply be interchangeable pawns. How many young lives have been stifled? The truth must continue to be uncovered by all.

The story of Yu Menglong is gaining traction and has ignited strong public outrage and sympathy, particularly among Chinese citizens living in similar conditions, who resonate deeply with the Communist Party's brutality. As a result, many have recognised the evil nature of the CCP and have sought to withdraw from the Communist Party, Youth League, and Young Pioneers organisations (the 'Three Withdrawals').

According to data from The Epoch Times regarding the Three Withdrawals, over the past three months, including more than eighty days following Yu Menglong's death, the number of individuals declaring their withdrawal has surpassed 3,789,550, averaging 41,643 withdrawals per day. Specifically, the total number of withdrawals in September was 1,285,162, in October it was 1,209,003, and in November it reached 1,295,385.△