Actor w/ 25M Followers "Falls" From 5th Floor - Entire Nation SILENCED Until Torture Video Is Leaked

Rotten Mango

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 25.7K Ratings

🗓️ 13 October 2025

⏱️ 88 minutes

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Summary

Yu Menglong, a famous actor is confirmed to be dead. The authorities say he fell to his death from the 5th floor of a luxury Beijing apartment that wasn’t his. They say it’s just a drunk accident and quickly rule out any foul play. They don’t investigate the dozen plus partygoers in the apt that evening… They don’t even investigate further into his death. Instead, the authorities begin censoring any netizens openly questioning the events of that night. Livestreams are shut down mid-stream. Comments and profiles get taken down and deleted. Still, netizens are one step ahead as a video slips through the cracks. Bloodcurdling screams are captured on audio. A man begging for his life between cries. A conspiracy spreads like wildfire: Yu Menglong was tortured to death after he swallowed a USB containing government secrets. Could there be truth to this theory? Why would a government go so far to censor a movie star’s death? And why are there rumors saying his mother has now gone missing… Full show notes at RottenMangoPodcast.com

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0:00.0	There is a saying out there that necessity is the mother of all inventions, which is why when
0:08.4	you see a row of cars parked in front of an apartment complex in China, and every single windshield is
0:13.9	covered with a couch cushion that has been strapped on top of the car, duct taped around their
0:19.8	car. You have to assume that they've done that for a very
0:22.9	specific reason. I mean, that's compelling people to do this. Otherwise, it just seems unnecessary.
0:29.6	Bringing couch cushions outside just to sit on top of your car, it seems like all the dust,
0:34.0	the scents, the little bugs that are going to crawl up in there. Not to mention hauling these giant couch cushions up and down your apartment
0:40.9	seems like a waste of human exertion.
0:43.7	What would warrant such a random idea?
0:46.6	September 13, 2025, Beijing, China is in lockdown.
0:51.1	Everyone who can stay inside, stay inside.
0:56.6	Anyone who can't find shelter, it's highly advised. It's highly recommended. You find shelter. Even just sitting in your car probably is not going
1:02.1	to protect you. If you have nothing but your car, you might as well get in your trunk. It's that bad.
1:07.4	Because pelting from the sky are these giant golf ball-sized ice balls, pieces of hail coming down at 40 miles per hour.
1:19.9	If you get hit by one of those, you're probably going to be on the ground concussed.
1:24.5	And if you're really unlucky, if you're young or if you're older, your bones are
1:28.0	more brittle, you could suffer a full-on skull fracture. You don't want to be outside. Inside is a little
1:34.8	better, but not by much. People said it sounded like just rapid fire, gunfire coming down from
1:40.9	the sky. It felt like the skies are mad at the residents of Beijing.
1:45.2	It sounds like they're getting pelted by boulders.
1:48.4	September 13th, 2025, warnings are sent out to all the residents of Beijing. A hailstorm is
1:54.3	approaching. The wind gusts alone are going to be strong enough to break branches that are going
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