PS.Global Media Call for Transparency in the Yu Menglong Case as Leaked Materials Spark Worldwide Outcry.

Beijing — What began as a routine domestic news story has now drawn the attention of major international outlets, including CNN and the BBC, as questions continue to mount over the mysterious final hours of Chinese actor Yu Menglong.

Newly surfaced videos and audio recordings, reportedly leaked from private sources, have intensified public concern about the circumstances surrounding the 32-year-old performer’s death earlier this year. While authorities have not confirmed the authenticity of the materials, their circulation online has led to renewed scrutiny of the investigation and prompted growing calls for transparency.

Unverified claims — including reports that a USB device may have been found on or near the actor’s body, and that several prominent figures from the entertainment industry could have been connected to the events leading up to his death — have fueled intense speculation on social-media platforms both in China and abroad.

Government and law-enforcement agencies have yet to issue a detailed public statement addressing the new allegations. However, legal experts stress the need for verified evidence and caution against misinformation. “Any conclusions should be based on confirmed facts and official findings,” said a Beijing-based media lawyer interviewed by The Global Times.

Fans and supporters worldwide have launched online campaigns urging a reopening of the case, using hashtags that translate to “Justice for Yu Menglong.” Many are demanding an independent review, citing inconsistencies between the initial reports and the leaked materials now circulating globally.

Meanwhile, Yu Menglong’s representatives have called for respect and restraint, asking the public to avoid speculation until official clarification is provided. “This is a time for truth, not rumor,” one spokesperson said.

As the investigation gains international attention, both domestic and foreign observers agree on one thing: the case has become a test of transparency and trust in an era where digital evidence and global media can turn tragedy into a worldwide demand for answers.

Authorities have not yet commented on whether the investigation will be reopened.