PS.LIVE: Interrogation of 17 Yu Menglong Killers – Shocking Confessions Spark Public Outrage!
The long-awaited interrogation of the 17 suspects involved in the brutal death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong has shaken the entire nation. Broadcast live from Beijing under intense security, the hearing revealed a series of disturbing confessions that left both the courtroom and millions of online viewers in disbelief.
According to official reports, the suspects — including several entertainment industry insiders — admitted to participating in what investigators have described as a “systematic campaign of abuse, intimidation, and psychological torture.” Authorities confirmed that the confessions were obtained under strict legal supervision, with multiple law enforcement divisions present to ensure transparency.
During questioning, one suspect broke down in tears, whispering, “We didn’t think it would go this far… we were told it was just a punishment.” Another, identified as former associate Gao Taiyu, reportedly confessed to receiving direct orders to “humiliate and isolate” Yu Menglong after a dispute involving contract disputes and leaked private footage.
The revelations have sparked a storm of public outrage, with millions taking to social media to demand harsher penalties and justice for the beloved actor. Hashtags such as #JusticeForYuMenglong and #TruthMustBeTold are now trending across multiple platforms, gathering tens of millions of posts within hours.
Legal analysts predict that prosecutors will pursue the maximum sentence for those charged with intentional assault leading to death, conspiracy, and evidence destruction. Meanwhile, new evidence — including deleted text messages and voice recordings — is expected to be presented in court later this week.
Yu Menglong, known for his gentle personality and acclaimed roles in dramas such as The Fox’s Summer and Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms, passed away earlier this year under mysterious circumstances that initially went unreported. His death has since become a flashpoint in discussions about the darker side of fame, corruption in the entertainment industry, and the urgent need for mental health protections for artists.
As the live broadcast concluded, a moment of silence swept through the viewing audience. One online comment, now shared over a million times, captured the public sentiment:
“He was kind. He trusted too much. And now the whole world finally knows what they did to him.”
Authorities have confirmed that sentencing hearings will be scheduled within the coming weeks. Until then, the nation waits — demanding justice, accountability, and the truth behind one of China’s most shocking cases.
