Southeast Asia Scam Parks: Crouching Tiger Villa All doors, windows, and terraces are completely sealed and welded shut, impossible to escape even if you had wings!
Those who don’t obey are said to be thrown into tiger cages to feed the tigers. In reality, feeding them to tigers is probably unlikely— dismembering and selling the parts is worth much more.
I’ve heard they’ve now expanded to Henan. After Thailand bombed Cambodia, they shifted operations back inside the country.
They don’t even bother pretending anymore— it’s more convenient to do it domestically.
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UPDATE: You don’t need to know Chinese to understand this video. The videographer walks through a building which has been abandoned but has been used to imprison kidnapped and trafficked organ donors.
The tiger cages are shown at the end of the video. The tigers were used not for punishment but to dispose of the remains of dead organ donors. The cages shown earlier in the video with handcuffs were used for punishment.
This is reportedly a Scam Park in Cambodia, where forced IVF surrogate pregnancies and organ harvesting from the babies born and the kidnapped mothers has occurred. These Scam Parks are a major cause of the recent Thai-Cambodian conflict. Facilities like these are widely believed to exist in China as well.
IVF surrogate pregnancies are used because the organs of a 20 week-old fetus are ideal for transplanting. They are replete with stem cells and much less likely to be rejected by the recipient than organs removed from adults.
As macabre as that sounds, there is an even more ghoulish twist — if the kidnapped surrogate is implanted with an embryo fertilized by the intended organ recipient, the organs will be even less likely to be rejected since their DNA is half his. It’s possible this is also done for female recipients who are young enough to have healthy eggs and wealthy enough to pay. ABN
UPDATE: Below is a scene of human trafficking, location unknown. It’s difficult to say if these are sex workers or soon-to-be forced surrogate mothers, or both. The title of this video says they are Cambodian surrogate mothers. ABN
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