Children’s Charity selling students to rich donors to "fund their schooling"

In China, most deals are made at the. dinner table. If you need to raise capital for your. product, or if you need to raise capital. for your company, the first thing that. you do is you book a private room at a. nice restaurant. You order the most. expensive dishes on the menu, and then. you start pouring the drinks. You quite. literally wine and dine the potential. investor. And CEO Chen, he knows the. drill. I mean, he knows this song and. dance like the back of his hand. The. businessmen will always ask him about.

his personal life. They're trying to get. a feel of how much CEO Chen can invest. into their business. Then they're going. to try and talk to him about his. hobbies. They're trying to build. rapport. I mean, he has sat through so. many of these, he could basically finish. the businessman sentences. Our product. is truly the best. It would be really. hard for you to find product out there. on the market of this caliber, of this. quality. I test all the products myself. Nothing gets past me.

CEO Chen is smiling. He's bored out of. his mind. I mean, there's absolutely. nothing here that he hasn't heard. before. So he decides that night he's. going to excuse himself from one of. these boring business investor meetings, walk to the bathroom, and on his way. back, he knows that's the signal. The. businessman is going to feel the. anxiousness. The food's getting cold. It's about time to go home. The. restaurant's going to close up. He needs. to go in for the kill. When CEO Chen sits back down, the. businessman leans over the table.

We also give back to our community. You. know, we want to make sure that we're. not just taking from the locals. We want. to lift the locals up. We have programs. for students in small towns to get. access to better education. CEO Chen nods. I mean, this is so. expected these days. What is a. corporation without a mission statement? The businessman pulls out his phone. He's smiling down at his phone like a. proud little dad. And this is the final. sell. Here's one of our students. Do you.

want to see? So this one in this video, she's getting surprised. Yeah, we're. going to surprise her with the. scholarship. And where is this girl from? The. businessman doesn't even look up from. his phone. He's still watching the. video. He just says, "Elementary. school.". Elementary school? Yeah, fifth grader. The businessman. swipes on his phone. And this one, he's. pointing aggressively at his screen. "This one, I've been eating her since. she was 11.". In every single one of these videos the.

businessman showed CEO Chen, there was. an elementary schooler, a middle. schooler, in a hotel room being essayed. by an old middle-aged man. The. businessman would point at his screen. and say, "Look at how grateful these. kids look.".

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heavy discussion involving essay of a. very vulnerable group of underage. victims. If that is something that's. going to bring you to a very dark place, please rest, take care of yourself, and. we will see you in the next one. And with that being said, let's get started. Chris's parents would never say it to. Chris's face, cuz that's their son. But they both felt. it. I mean, he was kind of in this. downward spiral. I mean, they they had. never witnessed it before, so they can't.

even reference a previous incident, but. it's like he was going faster and. faster, deeper down into this dark hole. Like a little racetrack where just. spirals shorter and shorter near the. end. I mean, the spirals get twistier. and shorter, and the turns are sharper, and you need to go slower so that you. can be safe. In one of those like. winding parking lots. But instead, their. son, Chris, is stepping harder on the. gas pedal. He's going 100 mph, and. there's nothing they can do about it. And they don't even know why. They don't.

even know where he's trying to go. What's happening to him? They keep visiting him in his room. Honey, please, you cannot just stay in. your room all day. You have to go to. work. They try to open up the curtains, bring. some light in, but Chris doesn't even. look up from his computer. He's in a. trance. It's like he's looking for. something on the internet, but they. don't know what, they don't know why, and they don't know why he can't wait. until after work. Chris's manager has been calling all. morning. You cannot keep calling out. like this, Chris. It This is unlike you.

And if you keep doing this, there's just. no way I can keep working with you. Chris does not care. He's on his. computer, and when he's not on his. computer, he's on his phone, and he's. scrolling, and he's like vigorously. typing something. Who is he talking to? We don't even know. His parents don't. know. And then one day, it happened. What Chris was looking for, he found it. He had spent months looking for this, and it came in the form of a text. message. Ding. A video file was sent.

Ding. Another video file was sent. Ding. Another one. The file names were just one word, names. of women. The first video was titled. file name May. Chris is in his bedroom, and he's looking at these messages come. in, and his finger is hovering over the. downloading symbol. I mean, his his. eyes, they finally seem alert. It seems. like this is the first time that he's. been alive in months. This is the Chris. that everybody used to know. He's waiting for this file to open, and. he's swallowing He's Everything he had.

done had been leading up to this very. moment. Downloaded. He clicks the file May, and. his screen goes black. And in an. instant, the phone comes back alive. He squints his eyes, and there on the. screen. is a really weird hotel room. There's not enough lights, but it's. almost like a motel room. There's this. shabby bed that's pushed up against the. wall, and the comforter looks like. there's probably stains on it. It's not. a It's not a luxurious stay.

There's a middle-aged balding man in. frame. He's wearing nothing but his. eyeglasses, completely naked. He's. fixing the camera that's pointed towards. the bed. And then he turns around, and. you can see on the bed is this mass of. bunched-up cream-colored blankets, like. a lump in the blanket. Chris exits the video and clicks on. another video. Very similar setup. The. same man, the same glasses, the same. nudity, the same lump in the back. The. videos all ranged between 20 minutes to. over an hour long. And each of them.

depicted a very real, very brutal. essay. And the victims. were 12 years old. There are over a billion websites on the. internet. Okay, add in like another. 30,000 websites on the dark web. That's. like That's a lot of websites. And. usually, those two feel very separate. Like you don't go to the dark web. You. don't download Tor just so you can. browse around on Reddit. You go there. because you're looking for something. Maybe you're looking for someone.

But there's this website in China, and it feels like it belongs on the dark. web. It feels like it somehow slipped. through the cracks onto the surface web. It feels illegal to be looking at this. website. At first glance, it's not that strange, and it's not famous of a website. There's not that many monthly visitors, but the ones who do go on that website. every single month, they're frequent. And they're usually very important. people, businessmen, investors, donors, fathers, police officers.

They go to this website to check if. their favorite company has new product. up. And on the website, there are. pictures of the products neatly. organized in rows. Picture after picture. of girls. It looks like a yearbook. It. looks like a yearbook with their names. underneath it, but also listed are the. cities that they live in, which school. they go to, and a number, a price tag. attached to each of their names. And at. the very bottom of the website are the. words, "Kill two birds with one stone.".

What does that even mean? Someone or something is being sold, and. there's endless amount of buyers willing. to line up. May and Sarah were sitting. in a car. They're staring out the. window. The drive to the city is very. exciting. For them, it is very. different. So the taxi driver, his name. is Ren, or at least that's how he. introduced himself to them. He had even. opened the door for the back for them. and they were giggling and they slid. into the backseat. They were being.

driven to the hotel to meet their. sponsor. Now, on the way, May and Sara. are almost overwhelmed by all the. exciting possibilities. The whole ride. they're gossiping and giggling about, "What are we going to do with this. sponsorship money? I mean, we could. probably do anything. I mean, of course, we've got to pay our tuition, that's the. whole point of the sponsorship money, but if we had any extra, what are we. going to do with it? Should we come back. to the city?". So, as the drive goes on, their. adrenaline, their excitement is getting. bigger and bigger. This is like the.

opportunity of a lifetime, it's going to. change their future. That's how they. feel. They get to the hotel in the city. Ron. opens the door, brings them to the front. door of the hotel, and they meet their. sponsor, a middle-aged man with this. kind of rat tail hairstyle in the back. He meets them with this big smile and. he's giving them hugs. He kind of seems. like a dad. He seems very kind, fatherly. Like, if you were to get into. trouble, he would try and save you. But, Sara and May, I mean, they're. distracted. They want to soak in their.

environment. They just want to be here. They all walk into the hotel together, all four of them. They check in with the. receptionist and the two girls are kind. of standing behind the men and they. can't help but notice that the. receptionist keeps staring at them. And May keeps fixing her hair and her. clothes. Like, why does she What's wrong. with this? Like, is there something on. my face? The men grab their keys from. the receptionist and they start heading. up to their hotel rooms. May's holding. Sara's hand and the two of them, they're. thinking silently, "Okay, I wonder what.

the setup's going to be. So, if May and. Sara are sharing a room, is May going to. sleep on the left side of the bed or the. right side? Maybe there's going to be. two beds in that room." They get to the. end of the hallway and one of the men. grabs May and says, "This is our room.". and practically throws her into the room. and slams the door shut. The same thing. happens to Sara. Before either of them. can scream, say anything, or protest, they're in their rooms with a strange. middle-aged man. The room is terrifying-looking. It's.

dimly lit, the window is next to the. bed. The man instructs May to sit on the bed. and she's hugging her knees up against. her chest and she feels like a prey. Like, this predator is just walking. around the room. He's so busy. He goes. to the corner of the room and he's. setting up this tripod. He's fixing his. hair. There's so much happening and she. doesn't know what to do. She can't. scream, she's terrified. She doesn't. know if if she runs down, what happens. next. She doesn't even know what this. man is planning. With every step closer to the bed,

her eyes start to fill with tears. And right when he gets up in front of. her face, he makes a quick glance to the. corner. and May glances over and there's a. camera set up on that tripod pointed. directly at the bed. The man makes sure that it's recording, that the red blinking light is on. And he starts undoing his zipper. He says, "Good, it's set up. Now, let's. play.". May's sponsor would essay her that day.

The man forced May onto the bed in front. of the camera and carried out his. meticulously executed plan, all with a. big smile on his face. I mean, this was. all planned. May's age, innocence, vulnerability, this is exactly what he. was looking for. To him, this was top. tier. People would pay premium for. someone like her. And at that moment, all of May's dreams of sponsorship money. or even a future, gone. Nothing's going. to be the same after this. May would later realize that the red. stains on the yellow comforter were her.

blood. This was her first time and she did not. even understand the concept of what had. just happened to her. In the hotel room next door, Sara. experienced the same exact traumatic and. horrific pain and May is laying there. scared, afraid to move a muscle. She's. like frozen in fear, but when the man. was finished, he got up, starts. rummaging through his pants pocket on. the ground, opens up his wallet, counts out $113, and throws it onto the bed. And then he. takes out his own pocketbook to write.

down all of his expenses, like a little. receipt catalog. And he smirks as he. writes, "Amount, $113. for charity funding.". There's no exact number on how many. pedophiles are hiding around us. I tried. to look into it. There's estimates that. say that they make up between 1 to 5% of. our population. I mean, it doesn't sound. small considering who these people are, but it sounds small in the grand scheme. of numbers, right? But, let me put it. into perspective. That is anywhere.

between 78.8. million people to 394.5. million people who could be classified. as pedophiles. One Redditor in comment. reads, "Former foster care worker here. I can confirm that the percentage of. child molesters an average person. interacts with in a day would stun most. people. I mean, they just Like, the. amount that you see on the street, that. you've met in your life, that you work. with, that you hang out with, you. wouldn't even know. They look like the.

person in line at the grocery store. It. doesn't matter their age or social. standing. There is nothing that lets you. know who they are. And what's crazy is that they actually. have a community. I am a thousand. percent certain that I have made it to. various, various different watchlists. Even during the research of this, we. came across websites that were catered. towards these pedophiles. I felt like I. was doing something illegal by being on. these websites. And they're not catering. to pedophiles in the way that you're. thinking, but in the sense that these. websites claim they provide support for.

those who do not physically harm minors. They just want to. They just have the. attraction, they just have the thoughts, but they don't physically go and harm. people because they don't want to hurt. anybody. Listen, I don't know. I don't know, okay? A New York Times opinion piece. reads, "A pedophile should be held. responsible for his conduct, but not for. the underlying attraction." They and. other pedophile advocacy organizations, that's a real thing. Pedophile advocacy. organizations. Wow. Yeah. Th- They argue that there are.

differences between pedophiles and. predators. They're saying a pedophile is. someone who just has that attraction, but has not offended. A predator has the. attraction and has offended. Now, they're saying, they argue that. brain scans between pedophiles who have. offended and harmed children and those. who have not and are fighting the want. to, I guess, they're different. A former teacher and {quote} Christian. father of three stated that they will be.

{quote} coming out as a pedophile. They came out? Yeah, his name, face, everything out. there. He's an advocate. for destigmatizing pedophilia. Hm. He. stated, "In the '50s, every male I knew. was actually attracted to children, little girls. I talked to dozens, hundreds of people who had the same. experience as I did. I don't know if it. was everywhere, but in those days, it. sure seemed like it. It seemed very. normal." A lot of his argument relies on. the idea that as a society, we. stigmatize this {quote} disorder and.

people with these thoughts will not seek. help. And therefore, if they are not. seeking help, they will have higher risk. of offending and creating victims. One. psychologist stated, "We can protect our. children by giving pedophiles the change. the chance to seek help, to give them. the chance to go see a therapist. It's. very important that we don't stigmatize. people for their sexuality.". However, in the same article, even she. admits that she would never want these. people to be around her future children. And just to clarify, pedophilia is not.

categorized, nor is it recognized as a. sexuality. It's not. It's a disorder, technically, if we're being technical. with it. So, I'm not very sure what the. messaging here is. One Redditor in. comment reads, "Hearing {quote} this. predator has never offended is the same. as {quote} this tiger has never eaten a. child. Do you think parents are still. cool letting their kids go into the. tiger's cage at the zoo?". And look, I rarely pick a hill to die. on, but this one seems somewhat. appropriate. Prioritizing the safety of. children seems so much more vital than.

prioritizing the feelings and comfort. over an adult who have incredibly. destructive, harmful, vile feelings. towards someone in society that we have. a social contract to protect. So, I don't know what we're getting at here. for these groups, but there's a lot of. them. There was one organization called PIE, which stands for Pedophile Information. Exchange. For 10 years, they campaigned. to abolish the age of consent. They had. these.

Yeah. They had these monthly magazines. and in one edition, they posted an. article that asked the question to the. audience. They said, "Hey guys, public, how about this one? Got them, okay?" It. reads, "If all the pedophiles in. communities, schools, or private schools. were to strike, how many institutions. would be forced to close?". What? What does that mean? Basically. saying, "We are such big parts of the. community. We. many of us. We could make a difference. Yeah, we're contributing to society. How.

many institutions would be out and. closed if it weren't for us, if we all. went on strike because of the age of. consent?" Oh. And the way that they said. communities, schools, private schools, so it's very clear what types of. occupations a lot of these people are. choosing. And I'm not saying that. everyone with this occupation, obviously, please, let's use critical. thinking skills. That's not what I'm. saying, but you get it. These people. seek out these occupations for very. heinous reasons. There's even symbols, symbols that will.

If you see this symbol, please be. alarmed. There are symbols that. pedophiles will use to find each other. out in the wild. The FBI released a list. of logos used by pedophiles to find each. other and one of the most famous ones. being a blue spiral triangle. So, if you. were to start with a dot on the page and. then draw out a triangle and then. another triangle outside of it without. lifting your pen off the paper, that's. what this looks like. But, it has to be. blue and it has to be a triangle. That. means boy lover, that it is a that is an. adult that is interested in boys.

But, there's two versions of this. If. you draw that same triangle spiral in a. very shaky shaky manner, almost as if. you're drawing it with your non-dominant. hand, that means that you seek very young boys. because it looks like the scribbling and. doodles of a young boy. The FBI has stated that these people. will wear jewelry with these symbols, rings, necklaces. They'll have emblems. on their notebooks, laptops, stickers of.

this. They'll put it into their social. media profiles. They'll put it. everywhere so that they can find each. other and commit crimes together. Many. of them will identify each other out in. the wild so that they can trade victims. or trade videos. Yeah. And to make matters more. concerning, according to various. studies, there is no evidence that. pedophilia can be cured. What the. evidence all points to suggest. that they're all around us. And we can.

either ignore it and hope for the best. and stay in our homes or we can figure. out how they're finding these victims. There are two things that predators will. go after, vulnerability and opportunity. You cannot have one without the other. for predators. An article in the New. Yorker about this subject reads, "The. successful predator does not select. arbitrarily. He calls them from a larger. pool, testing and probing until he finds. the most vulnerable.". And in China, the most vulnerable are in. the rice fields. I mean, technically,

the most vulnerable are the ones in the. mountains, the children's that are in. the mountains. It's such a problem that. there's actually a term for them. They're called left-behind children. So, what happens is in these small rural. towns, parents will give birth to their. children and they'll realize that they. don't have enough money to put food on. the table. So, they leave. They leave. the small town, go to the neighboring. city, and they work all day. They work. the day shift, they work the night. shift, they sleep in dorms, and then. they wake up and do it all over again. They never see their kids. They might.

see their kids once a year. All they do. is send money back to the small town so. that their kid can survive. Now, this. kid is usually left to be raised by. another kid, their older sibling who's. still not an adult, or maybe a. grandparent. Either way, there's not a. lot of supervision, there's not a lot of. money. It's a huge vulnerable. population. One child said, "When it. rains, I'm scared to be inside the. house. I'd rather be outside in the. house getting rained on because when I'm. inside, I feel like the tiles of the. roof are going to break off, fall down,

give me a concussion, or kill me.". A lot of these kids are actually forced. to work very early on. And in this case, this small town of Bi'se, they were. known for rice farming. So, that's what. they did. They would go rice farming. And it's freaking hard. It's. complicated. It takes twice the amount. of manual labor than growing corn or. potatoes. They had a lot of uh water rice fields. So, rice is grown in paddies. Think of. it like infinity pools stacked on top of. one another, but without the glamour, without the coolness. It it's shallow.

and it's very humid. There's a lot of. bugs. There's a lot going on. There's. chemicals and they're massive. You. probably won't drown in any of these. rice paddies unless you're drunk or. someone wants you dead or you're a kid. because technically, kids drown in like. 2 in of water if they're not careful. Oh, and my husband was telling me about. this in China that. some of these rice paddies, because. water is a breeding ground for bugs and. bacteria. There's just no way around it. It's just really hard to regulate. He. said that sometimes, and this is not.

all, depending on where you're going and. how it's taken care of, sometimes you'll. walk through the rice paddies, lift your. leg up, and there will be leeches stuck. to your leg. Yeah, it's a common type of bugs in, you. know, Yeah. I mean, you're don't freak. out. Your rice is clean by the time it. hits the supermarkets, but that's just. the process. It's not a pretty process. Now, once the predators find a place of. vulnerability, a place with a bunch of. holes that they can poke into, they wait. for the perfect opportunity. Because. remember, like we said, they like to.

find opportunities as teachers, as. religious leaders, people of authority. that deal with children. And again, critical thinking, not saying those. occupations are inherently bad people. There's so many amazing people. Just. saying they look for those occupations. This is the type of area where children. rarely get to even eat vegetables. A. single vegetable is like two pennies and. they can't even afford that. Their daily. meals are just rice. So, these kids, they come home from the rice fields, they eat a singular bowl of rice, and.

that's it. That's their life. So, naturally, there is an opportunity. for a better living. Send these kids to school. Set up a. charity to help these kids from this. small rural town go to school. Cuz in. these towns, you don't even get access. to a free elementary school or middle. school or high school. You got to pay. You got to find money so that you can. travel there. Oh, yeah. That would be a win-win of an. opportunity, wouldn't it? Because. wouldn't the kids be so grateful that.

they're willing to do anything for you? That they get the chance to escape the. mountains. And the angel of the mountains was their. ticket out. The angel of the mountains was a man in. Bi'se named Wang. Wang created the Bi'se. Charity Foundation. He is a fascinating character. He is one. of Okay, one of the hardest art schools. in China to get into is the China. Academy of Arts. They've got an. acceptance rate of 2%. Wang was going to.

go there. He got in, got his acceptance letter, and that was the easy part. The hard. part was the tuition. Art is a. professional only meant for the wealthy. He didn't have the money and he couldn't. go to that school. And after feeling. this guttural pain that changed his. life, he never wanted another single. person on this planet to feel that. frustration and unfairness. It's just so. unjust. And he would work every day for. the rest of his life if that's what it. meant to make sure no one went through.

what he went through. And cut. That is his pitch for every single. interview he does as the angel of the. mountains, the founder of the Bi'se. Charity Foundation that helps students. get to school. They called him the Apollo on earth. sometimes. He had so many nick Yeah, Apollo, the Greek god of healing, truth, poetry, art, music. Mhm. The angel of the mountains would. sit there and do these interviews with.

this wooden shack in the back. And he. would talk about how he loves uplifting. his small community. He would sit there. and he'd say, "I just I just remember I. was teaching for a school a few years. ago, art of course, you know. And I came. to school one winter. I mean, the wind. was going to shake the whole building. down and I'm just looking at these kids. like these poor kids. They can't even. draw. Their hands are shaking from the. cold. They can't even focus in class. There's no light in the classrooms. because there's no electricity. The. windows are so small and dingy. We can't.

see what we're drawing. On the roof, the roof leaks. So, every. time it rains, it rains inside the. classroom onto the paintings that we're. doing. I mean, I just kept thinking to. myself, "How is this possible? I got to do. something about it. If I don't do. something about it, no one's going to do. something about it.". So, at first, I went to the local. community and I said, "Hey, can you. please help out?" And they're like, "We. don't have money. If they don't have. money, we don't have money. Those are. our kids.". So, then he, you know, I reached out to. big corporations and I'm pouring my.

heart out to them in these letters. I'm. reaching out to like the top 500. companies in the nation and I'm saying, "Save these kids. We got to save This is. the future of our nation. Are these. kids?". They have to walk hours in the cold in. nothing but little patched-up clothes. that barely cover their skin. I mean, when it rains and it's wintertime, their. clothes turn into a sheet of ice on top. of their bodies. That's just the winter. During the summer, they don't even. shower. The school is on top of a hill and when. it rains during the summer, the mud,

it's a mudslide. He'll just look out his window and the. kid's gone with the mud. Anyway, nobody. was helping. So, Wang was going to help. them himself. And his business model was. quite simple. He would create a website, a charitable foundation website that. would show off pictures of the children. as young as elementary school to as old. as high school. You would see pictures. of them, little blurbs about what they. wanted to study, and how much it would. cost to sponsor them.

From there, the angel of the mountain, Wang, would split the donors into two. categories, pure versus conditional. Pure donors would donate out of the pure. goodness of their hearts and expect. nothing in return. Maybe a tax write-off sheet. The conditional donors would donate, but. they saw themselves. more as buyers. There are three ways that you can. sponsor children on the conditional.

side. The first is just through purchasing the. product. Donate a smaller amount and you. will get a collection of videos to. choose from. The file names are always. the girls' names and you can match them. up to the website to get more. information about them if you're. interested in what you see in the video. Then, you head to the next tier of. donorship. The second tier is creating. product yourself or interacting with. product. And I say it product because. that is how they operate their business.

For an unspecified. ever-changing, depending on Wang's. feelings, you can purchase a product for. the night. You have the choice to create. your own videos with the product as. well. The third is called a loan. This is the. highest tier of donation. You can loan. out a product for a long period of time. Winter and summer breaks when school is. out, if you are a big donor, you can. request to have a student intern with. you in your home 24/7 for the entire.

break. That is the highest tier of donorship. Now, the reason that I can't give you. exact pricing is because Wang would. change his pricing for different, {quote} types of products. The three. biggest factors to the product's price, {quote} product's price, and again, guys, I keep saying product because that. is how he is operating this business, not because I think humans are products. I hope you guys understand that. The. three biggest factors that would change. the price for the product is if this is.

their first sponsorship or not. In text. messages, they refer to it as pure or. not. If this is their very first time. ever or not. If it is, the price goes up. The second. is age. The younger, the higher the price. What age are they looking for, you ask? There's a text message between a donor. to Wang that read, "Now these girls are. too grown up. Let's not play with them. anymore. Let's find better ones." Wang.

himself once stated, "Some elementary. school kids are considered too old.". And third is aesthetic. If someone is. pretty, that will also change the asking. price as well. If they are pure, it. starts at around $1,418. If they are not uh pure, by the way. Uh. if they are not, then it's closer to. $422. If they are older or not as. aesthetically pleasing and not, {quote}. pure, Wang would charge $282. for a night.

There are two ways that Wang would. recruit students to be featured on his. charity website, and most of them had no. idea. They think that they're getting. tuition. They think they have a chance. at tuition. If someone goes onto the. website and likes them, they think they. can go to school. The first way is that Wang would go and. ask all the local teachers, "Hey, give. us a list of students that can't afford. next year's tuition. Send us pictures. and a brief little bio about their. lives. And if chosen, they're going to. be featured on the website for sponsors. to choose from, to see who if they want. to support." Side note, there are. actually a lot of questions on whether.

or not these teachers knew what was. going on. Some students remember a. female teacher giggling about how Wang. was her friend and how he is a very. perverted. The teacher said that? Yeah. So, that's my friend, but he's. perverted. Yeah. So, there's speculation that the. teachers were making some commission, some of them. I'm sure not all of them. Now, the second way would be Wang. himself would go poverty hunting. That's literally basically what he's. doing. Vulnerability hunting. He would. quite literally find the most. broken-down shacks in the village, visit. and tell the students, "I can give you.

hope at life.". He would take pictures of them, put them. up on the website. Jenny in ends up. being on the website. She's one of the. girls on there, and she feels genuinely. excited when this opportunity approaches. her because she's like, "For the first. time ever, I mean, it almost feels. illegal to be hopeful." That's how she. feels. And on top of that, a donor had. chosen her to be the student that they. wanted to sponsor. Jenny didn't even. know how the money was going to get to. her because she had to pay the tuition. soon. So, she reached out to Wang and. said, "I saw that someone donated to me.

and picked me on the website. Like, thank you so much, first of all. And um. did he wire the money to you? If you. need a service fee for it, it's okay. I. can just take a small portion of it. You're so hard working, Mr. Wang. I. understand." So, there had been a rumor, a very well-known rumor, in fact, amongst all the kids that even though. all over this website, all over in Angel. of the Mountains interviews, Wang states. that he gives 100% of the donation to. the students, the kids knew that wasn't true. They're. like, "No, Wang almost never gives you. any money, and if he does, it's never.

the tuition money." So, she's like, "Oh, well, I heard about the rumors, so I. just want him to know I feel comfortable. just getting a small any amount any. amount is fine for me." That's how Jenny. is responding. And his response is, "What do you understand?". You very hard working. I know it's not. easy for you, either. I just take money. for website operation. He's so blunt with the way he talks. about how he's scamming people. Jenny. knows that she's entitled to 100% of the. donation, but even when she tries to be. considerate, he almost gaslights her.

Like, "Are you kidding? Of course I'm. taking some of your money.". But she's like, "That's okay. This is my. lifeline, though. There's nothing I can. do about it. I just need a little bit of. money." Jenny gets a small portion of. her tuition that week, and now Wang. wants his money's worth. He asks Jenny. if she wanted an opportunity to earn. more money. He sends over a picture of a. man in a white shirt, and he texts, "Are you willing to spend. summer and winter breaks with him as his. lover? The man's going to give you $4,224. a year.".

Jenny doesn't want to do it. I mean, in. what world would you want to do that? But also, that's a lot of money. That. could change her life, also her future. kids' lives. I mean, I know to some of. us it's a lot of money, but it might not. be generational change of circumstances. level of money, but to Jenny it was. This could change the future of her. family's bloodline, but again, the idea. of it, she wants to throw up. She wants. to gag. Jenny asks Wang very nicely, "Can I think about it after college? I. just want to focus on my studies, and. then after college, I can do that when. I'm older since he's old." Wang just.

ignores her and keeps talking about how. rich the investor was to try and get. Jenny excited about the idea. But it did the exact opposite. So, one. day they're sitting there, and Wang's. like, "Do you know how rich that guy is, Jenny? You don't know, do you?" Jenny sits. there quietly. "He's so rich, he lost $250,000. in a single day from the stock market. Not even phased. Nothing. That's a drop. in his bucket for him.". Jenny stared at her feet, and she.

realized what that meant. This was a. businessman who thought $250,000 meant. nothing to him. And yet, to that same. man, Jenny, a human being, was only. worth $4,200. She said in that moment, she felt so. utterly insignificant in this world. She. realized she could never take this deal. She couldn't. She asked Wang, "Does he. like us kids, though?". Wang responded, "Kids are a hobby for. rich people.". How old is Jenny? Like, 13. Another.

student from Jenny's school had. experienced the same thing, but she had. been essayed by Wang. She remembers. afterwards, Wang didn't even have the. decency to drive her home, not that he's. anywhere near a decent guy, but he. dropped her off at a train station, handed her a box of pills, birth. control, pushed them into her tiny. little hands, and when she got home from. school the next day, she waited until. the rest of her family went to sleep, went under her blanket, reached for the. flashlight that she kept by her bed, clicked it on, and tried to read the.

instructions on the back of the birth. control. She was 12. So, if you're a reporter going. undercover, there's a few rules that you. need to follow. One, know your purpose. Two, assess the risk. Three, choose your. cover and stick with it. Four, gather. evidence. Five, protect yourself and. others. Six, report responsibly. Chris. broke every single one of these rules. This is the guy from the beginning of. the story whose parents saw him.

spiraling. He broke every single one of. these rules. He's not assessing the risk. by showing up at the school, taking a. tour, hoping that he could save a few. kids. He's just trying to get in He's. trying to infiltrate this trafficking. ring. He's putting his own life in. danger. He's gathe- He's gathering of. the evidence, all those CP videos that. are now on his phone, it's reckless at. best. And now Chris is hanging out with Wang, {quote} touring schools, checking out. the product, aka. Now, the plan for. Chris was to get away from Wang, try and.

talk to some of the students, find out a. way to contact them, build a rapport. with these students' testimonies, and. then go from there. So, Chris is a good. guy? Yes. Once he gets those videos in, Chris takes a three-day train ride to. the person who sent it to him, Wang. He's like, "I want a taste of my own. product. I want to purchase product from. you. I liked the videos. I liked what I. saw. Let's see if I can get a product in. person.". So, he goes to Baisa to visit with Wang. and to go to schools, tour villages to.

see what the product is looking like in. person. Chris just keeps trying to get a. second alone with a single child, or at. least he's trying to look into some of. their eyes and somehow communicate like, "Hey, I'm one of the good ones. Like, I'm here to save you." But it's not. working. He spoke with close to 80 kids, all under Wang's close eye. He got. nothing. Nothing was done from that. trip, and it's driving Chris crazy. He's. spiraling even more. He's not going to. work. This is all he's focusing on is. trying to take down this trafficking. ring. He doesn't know how. When Chris.

gets back home, he tries to match the. file names of the CP videos that he got. with the girls' names on the website. He. reaches out to them directly, tracks. down their WeChats, reaches out to them. directly, and the first one that's. willing to talk to them is May. May. starts telling Chris her story. She. said, Yeah. "No one in this world hates. Wang as much as I do. He ruined my. entire life.". It all started when she was in. elementary school. It had been years. Wang got her pregnant recently in middle.

school. She didn't even know what being. pregnant was or what it was supposed to. feel like. Her grades just started. slipping. She wasn't feeling good, and. eventually she had to drop out of school. because her stomach started to show. You know, it's funny, isn't it? Because. in this evil, sick, twisted way, everything that she worked so hard for. to be in school, the reason she even. knew of Wang was to get tuition to go to. school. Without this, there was no way. she could have an education. Her parents. made $14 a month. She had two younger. siblings. And then she had to drop out because he.

essayed her and got her pregnant. Like, all those years of enduring Wang's. twisted requests, demands, assaults to. receive tuition was for nothing. Wang. essayed her, filmed it, then blackmailed. her into filming more essays with him. I. mean, otherwise, he said he's going to. spread that video everywhere on the. internet, and then from those assaults, May became pregnant. May told her aunt, and she ended up. getting a termination, but Wang was. untouchable. May tried to scare him with. the evidence that she was pregnant with. his child, but he just threatened her, "You tell anyone, I'm going to spread.

your videos everywhere on the internet. You'll never be able to look someone in. the eye ever again.". May said, "Wang himself told me that he. showed my videos to a ton of men out. there. I really want to kill him. I really, really want to kill him. But again, what can she do? Wang went on. to threaten the safety of May's family. He would allude to the fact that he. wanted her little sister next. But if if. she doesn't want her little sister to go. through the same thing as she did, the. only way he would be willing to not look. at her little sister is if she brought.

him virgins. May sent over a voice note to Chris to. prove that Wang was talking to her about. how he needs pure girls to sell to. investors who donate money. He offered. May a finder's fee of $1,400 for every. pure girl that she found for him. So, we. can only imagine how much he's selling. these girls for. May told Chris that in a sick, weird. way, the angel of the mountains, and. maybe because this is his nickname, he. would even take 12-year-old girls into. the mountains, the literal mountains in.

Bissau, and film essay videos in the. woods. Have you thought about suing him? No, we're afraid. I mean, he has our. videos. He's going to spread them. I. feel helpless. This whole town is in the. palm of his hand. Talking to May, Chris discovered that. together they had over 27,000 pieces of. evidence, including photos and videos, chat records, audio records, victim. statements. Chris gathered that there. were at least 30 to 40 victims. And.

after talking to May, Chris felt. compelled to help, like he had to do. something about this. He's the adult. May still a kid. But he has videos of CP on his devices. Technically, he offered to purchase CP. Have you heard of the Trojan horse. defense? In the UK, there was a man that came. home, and his 7-year-old daughter ran. upstairs, and she's like, "Daddy, there's something on the family. computer, and it's not very nice.". He's confused. He goes downstairs to the. computers to investigate, and he sees. that the family computer looks.

possessed. It's like glitching, it's. turning on and off, it's popping up new. browsers, Googling things without anyone. touching the mouse or even being in the. vicinity of the computer. But because. but probably the most alarming part, every time the browser would start up, the landing page would be a CP website. on the dark web. Wow. The dad called the. computer manufacturer, reset his. computer, and things kind of went back. to normal. I mean, it would still. glitch, but it wasn't CP. A few weeks. later, there's a knock at the door. Police storm the place, seize the family. computer, arrest the dad. They found 172.

images of CP on his computer. He The dad. was facing 10 years in prison. And as much as all the people around. this man's life wanted to believe him, it's kind of like. I mean, if you found out that someone in. your life was busted for CP, I think it. would be very hard to believe their. frantic calls of, "You have to believe. me. Someone hacked me. You have to believe me. I don't know. what's going on. I would never do. something like this. I have a young. daughter." Is this a real case? Yes, it's a real case. The dad argued in court that all the.

images were planted onto his computer by. a virus. He was one of the first people. to use this defense successfully. Forensic analysts were able to uncover. that he had opened up random emails. I. don't even think that he clicked a. suspicious link. He just like opened up. an email, and his computer was infected. That's all it took. Wow. Yeah. That is terrifying. I mean So. scary. And then also like the the when. the damage is done, at that point, even. if the court proves his innocence, like.

it's pretty much done for. Yeah, it's. done for because even today, there are. netizens on Reddit questioning. Yeah, like you when you have your name. associated with that kind of you know, it's. Yeah. That's terrifying. It It's so. scary. I mean, it's scary in both ways, because this can happen to a lot of. innocent people, but it can also be used. as an alibi for actual predators. So, it's a dangerous double-edged sword. Now, Chris is in a trickier situation.

He wasn't even a journalist. He did not go undercover as a. journalist. Chris is just a random. civilian who decided to be a web sleuth, and now had videos of CP on his phone. How is he going to turn around and tell. the police that he went undercover? Undercover for who? Chris was not working for the national. police department to bust child. trafficking rings. He was not working. for a media company that sent reporters. undercover to expose dangerous groups to. the public. He's just literally a random. civilian. Chris was part of a charity, like a real.

charity in his local town, and they. would support smaller charities in small. rural areas, and they supported Bissau. Foundation. So, over the years, Chris. decided, "Hey, if I'm going to spend. money on a charity, I might as well do. it directly." So, he started donating to. Bissau. He would sponsor children, and. everything was going well until he gets. a text message from one of the students. he sponsored and said, "Hey, can you. send me the money to me directly. instead, instead of to Mr. Wang?". And he's like, "Why would I do that? Mr.

Wang does 100% of the accounting, and he. gives you 100% of the money." And the. girl said, "No, he doesn't. And he keeps. saying if I want any money, I have to go. to the hotel with him.". And now Chris was like a dog barking up. a tree. He's like, "Got to get to the. bottom of this." He's invested. That's. his money that we're talking about. that's funding assaults and all these. shady things. He uncovered that this is. all front. It's a front for a child. trafficking ring. Chris calls up his. local police in his town, and he's. explaining the whole situation to them.

Just saying things like, "I mean, yeah, I thought it was a little strange that. the guy who runs it, he's taking the. donations directly into his personal. account. But when I talked to him about. it, he's like, 'Well, it's a one-man. show. I don't have operating license, but I'm I'm not officially registered, but you get it. I'm the angel of the. mountains. I'm trying to help these. people.' Chris didn't question it. But. then that text message, it changed. things for him, and he started freaking. out. And then he saw this comment on the. website, because he like went down this. rabbit hole. He goes on to the Bissau. website, and he sees that someone had. commented, "Hey, are you helping.

children? Are you making porn videos?". And he was like, "Wait, the hotel, the. porn videos." Chris stated that. everything clicked in that moment for. him. Every other little thing that he. just brushed off or didn't think about. twice was coming in full circle in the. worst way possible. There was a brief. conversation in one of the charity group. chats where Wang offered to send a. student to a donor for the winter break. He assumed it was some sort of. internship or job opportunity. But no. Sometimes donors would text into. the group chat that they donated, and. Wang would respond that he's quote.

sending over two girls. Chris thought. that he was talking about sending two. girls' profiles over so that the money. donated would go to those two girls. But. now now he's realizing that's not what. he was saying at all. It's crazy that they just messaging in a. group chat. Yeah, with Chris in there. With pure and conditional donors. Mhm, yeah. you would have dirty donors in there, and then real donors in there. That's. what's crazy. They're so blatant about. it. They don't care. So, the quote pure. donors, they're just simply donating,

and they have no idea what's going on. They're like Chris. They're like, "Ooh, I want to donate. I'm donating.". That's it. They don't know what's going on. They. don't know that this is shady. They feel. good that they're helping a smaller. foundation. So, they're just just that. ballsy. They're just messaging in front. of everyone. They don't care. Wow. So, Chris creates a new social. media profile, calls himself Harry. Harry is the business owner in the. aquatics industry, and all Wang needed. to know was that Harry was rich. Yeah, Harry is fake rich. Chris is not rich.

He's losing his job for this, okay? And. then using his fake persona Harry, Harry. spends two months trying to win over one. of the highest donors in the charity, a. businessman named Mr. Zeng. And after. bonding with him, Mr. Zeng recommends. Harry to Wang. And that's when the CP videos were sent. Wang even texted him, "What are you. looking for? We've got it all. Elementary, middle, high school, college? I can get you anything." Then he starts. getting those CP videos, and with each.

video, Wang told Chris whether or not. the girl was quote pure or not, or. whether this was quote breaking the. purity in the video. And at the end, Wang tells Chris/Harry, "If you send. over money, I'll introduce to these. girls to you.". So, Chris is explaining all of this to. the police, and he's like, "That's how I. ended up taking a tour of the town, going to the school, talking to one of. the victims. Like, please, you have to. believe me. I never wanted these videos. to begin with." And the police on the. other line listening to all of this, they paused for a moment. Wait, you said you said this happened in.

Bissau? Oh, then buddy, you got to call them. They hang up. It is an alarming. reaction, to say the least, but Chris is. like, "Okay, that was really weird, but. I'm going to call Bissau." So, he calls. the right jurisdiction, and the second. police officer is not any nicer. They. just keep interrupting him in the middle. of the story. The You said you have videos? Then you. need to bring it into the station. No, I. can't take it over the phone call. No. No, you don't You're not grasping the. severity. It's.

People are getting hurt right now. Beep. They hung up on Chris. Soon after, Chris receives a text. message from Wang. "You want to die? You. ever come to Bissau with evidence, you'll never go back home.". They found out somehow? Yeah. So, May said that Wang runs the. area. Potentially, he Yeah. Wow. And. you know, Chris is shaking. He doesn't. know what to do. He tells May to be. careful, and she tells Chris, "This is.

expected. This is his world over here in. Bissau. This village, it's his. He runs. it.". So, Chris thinks, "Okay, the police are. disgusting pigs. I'm going to go over. them. I'm going to go straight to the. media." He starts reaching out to local. media companies to cover his story. He. said that he would turn over all the. evidence, but nobody reached back out. Nobody wants to do anything about it. The police won't listen. They're. probably in on it or protecting Wang. The The media won't even email him back. The victims are too scared to go to the. public. I mean, no one blames them for. that, but there's no way to stop this.

trafficking ring. He felt like a broken. man. And I'm sure it would have been. easier for Chris to live the rest of his. life not knowing about something like. this and still thinking that people are. out there and they're good people, but. now that he knows, he tries to stop the. devil and the devil wins. Chris has. nothing to show for everything that he. tried to do. So, July 20th, 2014, Chris deletes all. the evidence on his phone and he tells. May, "I'm sorry.". And she responds, "It's okay. I.

understand. You tried to help.". Wang was still free to shop for more. donors. More victims were being created. and Chris could do nothing. August 13th, 2015, about a year later, Wang is at. home, the TV is on in the background. He's distracted when something perks his. ears up and he's like, "What the hell?". It feels like a Black Mirror episode. He. hears his voice coming out of the TV. A news network. He walks over to the TV thinking it's. another rerun of one of his amazing.

Angel of the Mountains interviews, but. the words coming out of his mouth, it. doesn't make sense how the TV is playing. this. He's saying, "This one This one. was only 12 at the time when I ate her. She only has her grandma to take care of. her. Oh, this student so hardworking. She helped me run the charity foundation. for a little bit cuz she wanted to earn. more money, you know. Oh, the lighting on this one's not good, but this was her first time.". You know, sometimes I'll even eat the. girls before I give them to the. investors cuz I just want to make sure. that they're going to perform well, you. know. Baisa Foundation, a charity focused on.

providing student aid to underprivileged. children, was being exposed for a child. sex trafficking ring. On TV? On TV. But, there's no actions taken. There's. about to be. So, exactly a year ago, when Chris. decided to give up, he deleted all the. CP videos off after the police did. nothing, the media companies didn't. reach back, he deleted everything off of. his phone, and he got a phone call.

right after. Uh-huh. Hello? Hi, I'm a reporter with the. Guangxi Radio and Television Network. I. want to help you. The reporter is CEO Chen. He's the one from the dinner. Oh. And because they didn't have enough. evidence, for a year, they spent. gathering evidence and CEO Chen went in. with secret cameras and caught all of. Wang's dirty business on film.

Wow. So, another one went undercover. Yes. They released all the footage in a. documentary exposing Baisa and Wang. And. I really wish that this could be a very. clean-cut ending to the episode, but. it's not. It took almost 10 days for the. police to arrest Wang. Everyone was. terrified for their safety. Right after. the show aired, May received a text. message from Wang demanding to know she. was the one that went to the media with. the story. He threatened to find her. She said she had nowhere else to go. She. can't afford to stay anywhere else. Nobody's willing to take her in, so she.

had to go up into the mountains, find a. quiet spot, and sleep there. Wow. Wang was finally investigated by. the police. There was evidence that Wang. tried to delete all the CP off his. devices, but they were able to recover. many of the files. About 40 videos of CP. in his computer all named after the. victims. Many of the victims did not. want to go to court. And I mean, yeah, that makes sense. The police already had. a ton of evidence. I mean, just so much. evidence. Why make the victims go. through another round of trauma in a.

small town? Being a victim and coming. forward to protect others and stand for. justice is not, for some reason, seen as. a heroic thing in some towns. Not just. in China, but like everywhere, even in. the US. It's almost seen as a way to. like shame your family name. Or did you. ask for it? Or were you receiving money. in return? May said after everyone found. out that she was a victim, her uncle. came up to her and said, "Leave and go. as far as you can. You're a disgrace to. our family name.". She felt like she was losing the. family's face.

When other victims saw what happened to. May, none of them wanted to come. forward. The police weren't even. treating the investigation sensitively. When they were investigating victims'. stories, not the victims, but they're. like trying to get stories, they would. keep going to the victims' place of. school or work if they were grown up to. talk about what happened to them. So, all their coworkers would find out. and their lives would be ruined again. and they'd have to start over. Sometimes. male police officers would barge into. the victims' homes to ask random. questions about clarification for their.

statements. One of Wang's favorite statements was, "Money makes the devil work for you.". This was a crime that hurt a lot of. girls. Um if a family in a small rural. town in China has five kids and they. only have enough money to send one kid. to school, cuz there's not schools on. every corner. It's an absolute journey. for a lot of these kids. There are some. children in these rural areas that have. to tightrope 30 ft above a flowing. river, then walk 7 mi through a forest. just to get to school. And this is not. an exaggeration. There's a literal town.

that makes you do that to get to school. And then you have to do it all the way. back home. And then when you get home, you probably have to cook for your. grandparents cuz your parents aren't. home. You got to clean up around the. house and try to get food on the table. So, usually they'll send sons. So, what. do the girls do? Usually they just get married. Until. they saw Baisa. They thought, "This is. my chance to go to school and have a. future.". A lot of the male students listed on the. website because they can't just have a. charity for girls. Or at least Wang.

didn't want to cuz maybe it's. suspicious. All the male students, they got their. tuition in full. Because they weren't interested in the. male students. Side note, Wang is married, by the way. This is the husband. Thankfully, he has. no children, but he's married. And the. wife was accidentally sent CP by Wang. Like he was trying to send it to. somebody else and sent it to his wife by. accident. Yeah, a lot to unpack, a lot. to say. But later, after the trial, after the arrest, she was asked about it. and she just responded to a to a.

victim's family, essentially, "I'm rich. and I have children. Men are no longer. important to me.". What are you rich off of? What kind of a response is that? She's rich because the foundation made. over a million dollars in donations and. they spent most of it. They kept most of. it. They had multiple properties. They. were investing in duck farms. They had a. $20,000 car in a village that most. people make $100 a month. So, the investigation into Wang started. and all the money in his bank account. was frozen. But this happened around.

school enrollment season. The best. situation here would have been to for. the authorities to take the funds out of. the frozen bank account and give it to. the children that were promised their. tuitions. But they didn't. They just. didn't. So, all these kids, they're. victims and now they can't even go to. school cuz they have no tuition. So, maybe the government could have gotten. involved and paid for all their. tuitions, right? But no, they just have. no tuitions. And please, like don't be. judgmental about these kids, please. Like I think it's very hard to. understand very specific circumstances.

cuz I think that's what caused them to. react like this. A lot of students. stated, heartbreakingly, that they would. rather have had Wang back. They felt like Chris was the bad guy. Because they thought, "Yeah, we'll be. assaulted, but at least we have a. future.". But now what? Now what? The damage is already done. This already happened and now I can't go. to school. Everything that happened has. gone to nothing.

And like just really sit with that for a. second because at at first glance, it's. kind of harsh to hear. It does It almost. makes you like, "Oh. Oh, that doesn't. make sense. Like that's not right, right?". But that's how desperate they are to. have an education. They're willing to do anything for a. future. And this is a very sad reflection of. society and not on these particular. students, just to clarify. So, Chris.

sees what's happening. He tries to get. donations for to send these kids to. school, but nobody wants to donate with. anything connected to Baisa anymore. I. mean, it was just really really really. bad. Chris even got a text message one night. from one of the victims that said, "You're not actually a good person.". Eventually, the local government agreed. to cover tuition costs for a few of the. victims, but still, I mean, that means. nothing. May was later interviewed and. she stated, "There are some things in. life that even if you escape, how long. can you escape for? I have to face these.

things sooner or later." When the news. initially broke, there were a lot of. negative comments about May and that's. why she had to leave her hometown. And a. lot of negative comments, crazy enough, but from netizens. And May remembers. reading all these hateful, just dripping. with evil, comments about her. and she would think, "Now that I think. about it, I'm kind of glad my parents. don't know how to read. cuz at least they won't be able to know. about what they're saying about us. online.". Sarah, May's friend from the hotel,

stated, "In my family, we have four. siblings in school, so tuition is huge. We live with my grandma and I just. thought I could just lift the burden by. getting tuition and applying for Baisa. That's what I did. And then after it. happened, I mean, what could I do? I. couldn't report it to the police. What. if they don't believe me? I don't want. to tell my friends about it because I'm. scared that they're going to think I'm. weird. I was so young at the time and I. thought Wang was so kind. I mean, so. kind. Seeing us impoverished children, he would help us out. But now that I. think about it, I see him really. differently. I think he really is the. devil.".

The trial took place October 13th, 2016. Originally, three victims were willing. to testify, but the media released their. identities and published pictures of. them, so they pulled out from. testifying. I know, it's a mess. Yeah. In the end, after impregnating minors, assaying people, running a trafficking. ring, all of that, infecting victims. with STDs, Wang was only sentenced to 16. years in prison. 16, 1 6. The taxi driver Ren that went. to the hotel with man Sarah was only.

given in prison. And there is a netizen. comment about this case that reads, "Stomp out that little cockroach. The. darkness can't hide them anymore.". But have you heard the truth about. cockroaches? When there is one, there are thousands. None of the businessmen, investors, donors were arrested or even. investigated. And that is where I leave you with this. case. What are your thoughts on this whole. thing? And how many of these foundations do you.

think are operating like this out there. that we just don't know about yet? Please let me know. Please stay safe, and I will see you guys on Wednesday. Bye.