On September 11, Chinese actor and singer Alan Yu Menglong was found dead after falling from a high-rise building under circumstances that remain deeply controversial. Within just twelve hours, authorities announced that homicide had been ruled out—despite the absence of an autopsy, forensic report, crime scene investigation, DNA analysis, or witness statements.

In the days that followed, discussion of Yu’s death was swiftly suppressed. Social media posts were deleted, online conversations were censored, and state-controlled outlets maintained strict silence. The whereabouts of Yu’s remains are still unclear, fueling widespread speculation and public mistrust.

Leaked accounts suggest that Yu’s death may have been the result of a carefully planned murder, allegedly linked to a money-laundering scheme within the entertainment industry. Reports claim that as many as 17 individuals—including actors, directors, screenwriters, producers, financiers, and even the children of high-ranking officials—were implicated.

According to these reports, Yu refused to take part in the scheme and secretly recorded evidence, storing it on a USB drive. When attempts to retrieve it through threats failed, he was allegedly subjected to escalating violence. Accounts describe forced intoxication, drug injections, assault, and other forms of torture, ultimately leading to his death.

Descriptions of Yu’s injuries—multiple broken ribs, missing teeth and fingernails, facial disfigurement, and signs of severe blunt-force trauma—have intensified public outrage, though official confirmation remains absent.

Despite the silence of state media and the protection of powerful interests, Yu’s death has sparked a surge of grassroots anger. Many view the incident as emblematic of broader issues: the erosion of public trust, the unchecked influence of elites, and the silencing of ordinary voices. What began as grief for a fallen star has evolved into a wider debate over power, accountability, and justice.

We believe that “Justice may be delayed, but it will never be absent.” We call upon Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International to pay attention to issues of personal safety, freedom, and protection from sexual violence within the entertainment industry, and to put pressure on relevant authorities to improve the current situation.

The tragedy of Alan Yu is more than the loss of a rising artist. It is a test of society’s resolve to confront injustice, protect the vulnerable, and reclaim the belief that truth—and justice—must prevail.

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9月11日，中国艺人于朦胧Alan Yu被发现离奇坠楼身亡。没有尸检、没有解剖报告、没有现场勘查、没有DNA分析、没有证人取证，警方12小时就做出排除他杀的结论。

事后，中国内地所有社交媒体，都受到舆论压制、封杀和删帖对付。官方试图毁尸灭迹，遗体至今下落不明，

然而，随着流出的证据越来越多，活脱脱说明，于朦胧的死亡是一场精心布局的谋杀！据说这中间牵涉了一场娱乐圈资金洗黑钱的犯罪活动，参与人数高达17人，涵盖了演员、导演、编剧、制片人、资本方，甚至高官显爵的子女！

于朦胧拒绝参与洗黑钱活动，而偷偷录音存入U盘作为证据。大伙为了取得U盘，百般威胁不成，只好出动“凌迟”手段，于是有了灌酒、毒针、轮奸、倒吊高楼窗户、开膛剖腹、抛尸等后续，导致他被虐待致死。

于朦胧尸体全身都碎了，肋骨断了几根、牙齿和指甲全被拔光、耳鼻流血、面目全非、身上多处钝器伤…… 

仅管大陆全国官媒集体保持沉默，仅管顶级权贵家族官官相护，仅管舆论被压制得苍白无力…… 种种不公，意外掀起了民间一股义愤填膺的狂潮，为了还于朦胧一个公道，人民坚持不懈地追求真相，雪球滚出了团结力量，才让事件看见了转机。

一场明星陨落背后的谜团，牵动的不只是娱乐圈，更是社会的信任与权力的博弈。人民对公权力的失望，对媒体的嗤之以鼻，彻底洗牌了一次社会结构，让平民百姓意识到自己才是这个国家的主宰。

我们相信“正义或会迟到，但绝不会缺席”。我们呼吁 人权观察 (Human Rights Watch) 与 国际特赦组织 (Amnesty International) 关注艺人生命安全、人身自由与性侵防治议题，并向相关单位施压改善现况。

Zen Lee (Malaysia)

21.09.2025(Sunday)