It has now been 57 days since the death of Chinese actor Yu Menglong, and a new wave of disturbing allegations has emerged surrounding his close friend, fellow actor Guo Junchen (郭俊辰).
British psychic Ty William, through communication with a spirit medium, has claimed that Guo Junchen may have also been murdered, describing his death as part of a ritual sacrifice linked to the ongoing political instability within China’s ruling system.
A Sinister Birthday Ritual
According to William, on October 1st, Guo Junchen’s birthday, he received a strange cake decorated with five blood-red peaches — not made of real food, but allegedly used in a sacrificial ceremony.
This detail mirrors an earlier event reported in Yu Menglong’s case, in which the late actor was also said to have received a similar “fake cake” before his death.
Sources claim that Guo had been a witness in what insiders refer to as the “Yu Menglong Dragon Case.” Before his disappearance, Guo was reportedly preparing to reveal secrets that could have implicated powerful individuals. Insiders warned that “he knew too much,” and thus, “had to be silenced.”
Evidence of Targeting and Torture
Leaked screenshots circulating online show an alleged internal conversation in which Guo Junchen’s photo was marked as the “next target.”
Disturbingly, William reported that Guo’s teeth had been forcibly removed, echoing the torture pattern found in Yu Menglong’s case. Investigators believe this was not just to inflict pain but to test organ compatibility — suggesting a premeditated plan for illegal organ harvesting.
A woman identified as Debbie joined William’s livestream, claiming that Yu Menglong’s spirit had reached out to her, revealing that 47 Chinese and Taiwanese citizens — including celebrities and children — were being held underground in cages or basements. Debbie alleged that Guo was tortured for 20 to 48 hours before his death, and that another woman, captured while trying to rescue him, became the 48th prisoner.
The Alleged Body Double
William further warned that the perpetrators might now be using a body double — someone who resembles Guo Junchen — to deceive fans and media.
Psychic communication, he claimed, indicated that Guo’s real body remains in the water underground, while the double makes public appearances under his name.
Unconfirmed Death, Unanswered Questions
There has been no official confirmation of Guo Junchen’s death from Chinese authorities or his agency. However, viewers have noticed strange hand gestures and subtle distress signals in Guo’s latest videos, which they believe may have been calls for help.
According to the China Enterprise Registry and Qichacha, Guo’s company — Beijing Chengguo Huo Huo Culture Media Co., Ltd. — is registered under Class 13, which includes firearms and fireworks. Investigators have pointed out the coincidence that Guo’s birthday, October 1st, falls on the anniversary of the CCP’s founding, a day some associate with symbolic rituals of power.
Unlike the Yu Menglong case, sources speculate that Guo’s death may not be publicly announced, the demons may wish to avoid another public outcry.
The Public Appearance That Raised Doubts
On October 31st, Guo Junchen made his first public appearance after a 20-day absence, attending the promotional event for his drama “Sword and Beloved.”
Observers noted his somber expression and lack of usual warmth.
Days later, on November 5th, Guo appeared again in Luzhou, Sichuan Province, wearing a brown coat. Fans immediately spotted physical inconsistencies — differences in ear shape, skin tone, and eye color — compared to his appearance before October.
Analysts have suggested that he may be using “Huapi”, an advanced synthetic skin that can mimic facial appearance but cannot replicate ear structure.
The man seen in recent videos appeared colder and more distant, with darker, sharper eyes, fueling speculation that he could be a replacement.
A Nation of Silence
As of now, Guo Junchen’s fate remains unconfirmed, his whereabouts unknown, and official channels silent.
Yet, one truth stands out among the confusion — the eerie resemblance between the Yu Menglong tragedy and Guo Junchen’s mysterious disappearance.
Whether this is part of a larger pattern of silencing, sacrifice, or deception, the story continues to raise urgent questions about truth, fear, and control within China’s entertainment and political systems.
“What happened to Guo Junchen?”
Until the truth is revealed, the question remains a haunting echo in the hearts of those still searching for justice.
