Yu's Death Foretold by Fashion? Song Yiren's Dead List: 9 ‘Pending'? Terrifying Evidence Exposed!

The Yu Menglong case is entering its most intense phase, as the evidence of crimes the suspect most fears is believed to have surfaced. Netizens are in shock over a series of images showing frozen corpses, the hidden meanings in Yu Menglong's clothing, and a massive money laundering network allegedly tied to the entertainment industry, hospitals, and even high-ranking officials. The deeper the investigation goes, the darker the mystery becomes. From the death list of 37 people linked to Song Yiren, to the suspicious silence of those who have been publicly named. While a friend of the Yu family has suddenly announced plans to reveal the truth, the biggest question remains. How deep does this case go, and how many secrets have yet to be brought to light? Stay tuned for more. Has the killer's secret finally been exposed? To this day, netizens continue to search for clues and the whereabouts of Yu Menglong's real body. A member of a Facebook group released several photos, allegedly taken by a staff member from the Qihao Museum, showing what appears to be Yu Menglong's frozen corpse encased in ice. The ice was so thick that even though the head and neck areas were marked, the facial features remained indistinct. However, the faint outlines of his legs and knees could be seen beneath the ice. In addition, online users have revisited old filming footage of Yu Menglong and discovered that he was frequently injured on set. He once fell from a height of several meters while suspended on a wire, breaking his leg and requiring four steel pins. During a fight scene, a sword struck his eye. While shooting a fire safety promo, he was burned, and he fainted multiple times on set due to low blood sugar. Netizens have speculated three possible explanations. Negligent crew, bullying, or deliberate harm. There is also a video showing Yu Menglong and Guo Junqian attending a live performance together. Although they were watching the show, both their eyes suddenly froze and stared rigidly in the same direction, suggesting they might have been under surveillance. Moreover, Guo Junqian's upper teeth appeared to have been knocked out. Horrified netizens exclaimed, that's a sign they were preparing him as a specimen. Netizens also discovered what they believed to be coded messages or cries for help left by Yu Menglong through the English words printed on his clothes. He once wore a shirt from the American brand Undefeated, meaning invincible. This brand was founded by Eddie Cruz and James Bond after the 9-11 attacks to encourage people to overcome fear and keep moving forward. The brand's logo, inspired by World War II Allied kill marks, symbolizes victory. Coincidentally, September 11 was also the day Yu Menglong died. Another down jacket he wore, costing about 200 yuan, was branded Go Go Zoom. Not an English phrase, but netizens translated it literally as act quickly. The t-shirt he wore when he died, worth about 70 yuan, was from the brand Phoniness, which users roughly interpreted as for wine one day. In another live stream, Yu Menglong appeared to have been forced to kneel while wearing a bonus hoodie. Netizens reinterpreted it as boneless, possibly implying that the demons around him were spineless and heartless. But the most shocking was the t-shirt he wore in a check-in photo taken at Beijing's 798 Art District at Qihao Museum and posted on Xiaohongshu, Little Red Book, shortly before his death. The English words on his shirt read, Roll down your window and feel how. Let's run away. The winds have changed. Netizens called this an eerie premonition of his fate. They concluded, There are too many coincidences. Can they really still be called coincidences? They believe Yu Menglong knew a major secret about powerful figures and realizing his life was in danger, kept sending coded pleas for help. Recently, netizens used Tianyansha, a Chinese corporate database, to uncover what they claim is the most complete map of a massive money laundering network in the entertainment industry. The very web that those behind the scenes most fear being exposed. Yu Menglong was allegedly killed because he possessed this evidence. This network diagram connects numerous entities from the state-owned Asset Supervision and Administration Commission, SASAC, and the Social Security Fund, down to Shania Hospital, Tianyu Media, and others. Institutions like Qihao Museum, Bulgari Hotel, and 798 Art District are said to be under state ownership. Individuals reportedly linked include Tai Chi, Chen Qingsong, Tianhai Rong, Ji Guangguang, Fan Li, Shi Tao, among others. Beyond those already exposed, even more names appear in the document. This enormous network allegedly involves not only celebrities used for money laundering, but also horrifying elements such as human specimens and live organ harvesting. October 29 marked the 49th day after Yu Menglong's death, a significant milestone in Buddhist belief. During these 49 days, through prayers and rituals, the soul of the deceased is guided toward peace and liberation. Many fans prayed for him, hoping he would receive blessings. Some spiritual mediums claimed that Yu Menglong had awakened many people and, having fulfilled his mission, has now returned to the heavenly realm. A friend of the Yu family speaks out. On October 31, someone claiming to be a friend of Yu Menglong's family publicly posted on threads under the account R1988LONG to speak on his behalf. Since Yu Menglong was born in 1988, the number in the username likely refers to his birth year. The person attached two blurred private photos of Yu's family to prove their identity. The post read, I am a friend of Yu Menglong's family. Hearing about their grief and the injustice they've endured, I can no longer stay silent. To prove who I am, here are childhood photos of Yu with his mother, and one taken a few years ago when she returned to her hometown. These pictures have never been made public. Why do I have them? Because I am their friend. Why take the risk to speak up? Because the truth must be heard, and his family can't do it themselves. Their Weibo account has been silenced, their Xiaohongshu deleted, and you all know how it is on other platforms. I must expose those pretending nothing happened. Everyone knows you were at the scene. You've been freely acting as if the family's silence gives you protection. Song Yiren You attended both parties that night, yet you still dare claim you only heard about it the next morning and act innocent. Ji Guangguan Someone fell from your building, and when you couldn't explain it, you suddenly disappeared. Great at hiding, aren't you? Xiao Maiqi You can't escape either. You were at the scene and even covered the body. Now you act like nothing happened, attending events like a normal person. How shameless. I'm confirming now that this information is true. Stop denying it. And the others involved, besides bullying the family, what else can you do? Justice may be slow, but it will come. You can't hide forever. In follow-up comments, the poster added, Thank you to everyone who's been speaking up. Your voices have given the family strength. Friends in China, please stay focused on the truth. The only reason I'm speaking out is because I can't stand these lies anymore. Since the family can't speak, I'll speak for them. A human life cannot just fade away like this. They also responded to two sensitive questions from netizens, whether Yu Menglong's cousin and mother were still alive. The reply, Both are safe, which matches earlier information shared by Lin Beichuan and commentator Li Muyang. Still, the person's true identity remains uncertain. Observers cautioned against jumping to conclusions, as even someone holding private family photos might not necessarily be a real friend. They could just as easily be a manager, a perpetrator, or even a corrupt officer. Are the suspects trying to escape justice? The friend of Yu Menglong's family directly named three suspects, Song Yiren, Ji Guangguang, and Xiao Maiqi. So what are their current moves? Regarding Xiao Maiqi, this insider revealed a key detail. After Yu Menglong fell from the building, a local resident discovered his body early the next morning. Someone then rushed down from upstairs and covered Yu's face with clothing. Previously, no one knew who it was, but this person identified her as Xiao Maiqi. He was once thought to be a friend of Yu Menglong. Earlier, a viral sunglasses photo of Xiao Maiqi at the crime scene showed a faint reflection in his lenses that appeared to capture the moment Yu Menglong fell, causing a huge stir online. Later, Xiao Maiqi was exposed as Xiao Guifei, reportedly gay and known for a notoriously reckless private life. As for Song Yiren, since posting on October 24th, her Weibo has gone silent. She's rumored to have hired paid bots to clean up her image, but failed to pay them, leading to the bots publicly demanding payment online. Some sources even claim she has gone missing. Multiple brands and show teams are reportedly seeking compensation from her, but cannot reach her. However, on October 15th, she posted a set of seaside photos believed to be taken at Erhai Lake, Yunnan. It remains unclear whether she is still in Yunnan or hiding elsewhere. Recent reports claim that files found on Song Yiren's computer contained a log of services for 600 people and a death list of 37 names. 14 were marked processed. 8 as accidents, and 9 as pending. Next to Yu Menglong's name was a bold red X. Older rumors also suggested that when Song was 13, she befriended Cheng Qingsong, a man 25 years older than her, along with several others. People were appalled. A 13-year-old girl being close friends with middle-aged men? Meanwhile, Ji Guangguang has remained completely silent, but his powerful background has been exposed. He reportedly owns 52.6% of Hunan Xiangya Medical Group and 55% of the Daxiangya Pharmacy chain, giving him absolute control as the real owner and main beneficiary. He also holds 43.1% of Xiangya Hospital Management Co., a controlling share, and 31.6% of Xiangya Medical Equipment Co., with significant influence. Yu Menglong was allegedly tortured to death in Ji's home, yet the Chaoyang Police refused to open an investigation, silencing the family and suppressing public discussion. Proof that Ji is one of the key figures behind the case. Another figure who cannot be overlooked is Fan Shiqi. He recently reappeared in public via livestream. At first, he was all smiles, but the comments section quickly filled with messages under the name Yu Menglong. Some viewers wrote, Fan Xiaohua, save me, my hands are weak. The voice is identical. Dr. Fan looks so happy. Upon seeing these comments, Fan Shiqi's expression changed instantly. He snapped, are you sick, and pretended not to see them. Some netizens mocked him for his twisted expression and fierce eyes showing his true nature, while others speculated he was livestreaming out of fear of being silenced. This ties to an audio recording that has circulated online, allegedly from the crime scene. In it, a voice shouts, knock him out, followed by what sounds like Yu Menglong crying, Fan Xiaohua, save me. Fan Xiaohua being Fan Shiqi's nickname. Some netizens sent the recording to foreign forensic labs for voice print analysis, which reportedly found a 99.57% match with Fan Shiqi's voice. Almost conclusive evidence. Whatever the truth, Fan Shiqi's career is in ruins. Every time he appears, the screen floods with curses and accusations. As for the alleged hitman Du Qiang, netizens revealed that he plans to undergo plastic surgery to completely change his identity, including facial structure, fingerprints, and other identifiers. Several other individuals involved are said to be pursuing similar measures, hoping to vanish from the public eye, evade justice, and live on under new identities. Power struggles within the CCP Recently, screenshots of chat messages circulating online claim that during the two sessions Langhui, many officials mentioned the Yu Menglong case. One message read, I study political science and have to watch the news every night. Lately, more and more accounts are getting blocked. My teacher said that during the two sessions, over 60 officials brought up Yu Menglong's case, but now it's getting harder to find evidence. Almost everything's been wiped. Another person replied, I also heard last night that someone mentioned it at the two sessions, but I'm not sure if that news is real. According to reports from various sides, the Yu Menglong case allegedly involves anti-Xi factions within the military, who secretly recorded and exposed evidence, which is why the case has never been fully suppressed. A former internet censor claimed that the Billabilly review team often receives conflicting directives from two departments, reflecting the ongoing power struggle between rival forces, and suggesting that some high-level insiders want the case brought to light. A veteran and Red Descendant blogger, Lin Beichuan, has also been outspoken in support of Yu Menglong. On October 30th, he posted his veteran ID, identifying himself as a retired border special forces sergeant, and made a statement that shocked many. Only the army can restrain the government. The military and the state must balance each other. He called on soldiers to stand up and submit all evidence to their superiors. A British psychic claimed in her video that Yu Menglong had shown her a dark network within China's entertainment industry that preys on young stars. She predicted that around November, major scandals involving celebrities would erupt in China. She also foresaw the rise of an honest Chinese politician, hinting that eight key figures would help overthrow a top CCP leader. Possibly referring to Xi Jinping's faction. Many netizens have speculated that the ultimate mastermind behind the case is Xi's own family, proposing that Yu Menglong was sacrificed in a ritual meant to extend Xi's political fortune amid internal instability. Whether these claims are true remains uncertain. However, Xi Jinping has retained his official titles after the fourth plenary session. Many analysts believe Xi lost real control over the military last year, and that the recent meeting merely served to stabilize public perception. With real power now in someone else's hands, leaving Xi as a symbolic figurehead. Recently, an intriguing detail surfaced from Xi's meeting with President Trump. Take a look at these photos. According to White House medical records, Trump is 6 feet 3 inches 1.91 meters tall, while Xi Jinping is around 1.75 to 1.78 meters. Yet when comparing photos from 2017 and 2025, something looks off. In 2017, Xi clearly appeared shorter than Trump, but in 2025, he seems as tall as Trump. So what happened? Did Xi get leg extensions? Is he wearing 10 centimeter heels? Or is someone impersonating him? Or maybe Trump shrank? Which possibility do you find most likely? And if that's the case, what do these photos really say about the inner workings of the Chinese government? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Thank you, and see you next time.