‘Every time I see the money they transfer, I vomit’: Chinese actor Yu Menglong’s shocking final message to mother surfaces as mystery behind his death deepens

Chilling details continue to emerge in the death case of Chinese actor Yu Menglong (Alan Yu), who died after an accidental fall due to intoxication. A purported final message reportedly sent by Menglong to his mother before his demise has surfaced on the Internet. According to the online platform Kbizoom, Menglong, also known as Alan Yu, said in a message that he was being manipulated by a powerful figure and held captive in a dark apartment with no escape.

“Every time I see the money they transfer, I vomit. That money isn’t earned by me—it’s dirty. I must say goodbye now, Mother. They may come and kill me anytime. I’m not joking, and I’m not hallucinating,” the message stated, as quoted by Kbizoom.

According to reports, none of these claims have been confirmed by law enforcement or independent investigators. The actor reportedly died on September 11, 2025, in Beijing, China.

Netizens demand transparency in Yu Menglong’s death case

As the mystery behind the killing of Menglong, 37, continues, netizens are demanding full transparency, including the release of CCTV footage, forensic reports, autopsy results, and witness testimony, Kbizoom reported.

However, netizens have been arguing that the several unresolved anomalies, suppressed social media, missing persons, and mass relocations make the notion of a simple accident difficult to accept. Yu Menglong’s funeral was held privately by his family, deepening the enigma surrounding the case, Kbizoom reported, citing a Hong Kong media report.

The latest set of developments emerged days after audio recordings allegedly captured the moment Alan Yu’s abdomen was cut open to retrieve a USB drive, according to The Vision Times. The audio recordings emerged online along with a video reportedly recorded by a neighbor through a peephole. The actor reportedly died on September 11, 2025, in Beijing, China.

The Vision Times stated that a Chinese X profile, “News Investigation” or “Investigative Journalism” (name loosely transferred from Chinese to English), shared the purported video and audio clip of Yu being cut open to remove a USB drive, and the video allegedly recorded by a neighbor that apparently showed the assailant.