Yu Menglong’s Autopsy Report Fuels Outrage Over Possible Torture

Beijing, China — An autopsy report on actor Yu Menglong, known as Alan Yu, has sparked widespread outrage following its release a month after his death. The report suggests the 37-year-old may have experienced severe physical trauma before his fall from a building on September 11, 2025. His management asserted there was no criminal involvement, but many fans remain skeptical.

Yu’s mother previously claimed he died from a “fatal fall from height after consuming alcohol.” However, circulating screenshots of an alleged autopsy report have raised questions about the circumstances of his death. According to the document, it was conducted by the Beijing Shengtang Forensic Appraisal Center and commissioned by the Jiatai Police Station shortly after Yu’s death.

The autopsy details severe injuries inconsistent with a fall, including multiple fractures and internal bleeding. Additionally, it mentions signs of sexual assault and severe trauma to the body, described as “genital tears.” Other injuries noted include a broken nose, missing teeth, and scalp trauma.

Experts highlighted that many of these injuries are “not typical of a fall,” leading to increasing calls for a new investigation into the case. The document’s authenticity remains unconfirmed, with some parts reportedly resembling older autopsy reports from 2012, causing further speculation.

As of now, Chinese authorities have not made an official statement regarding the allegations. Fans and supporters of Yu Menglong, acclaimed for his roles in “The Eternal Love” and “The Legend of White Snake,” are pressing for transparency and a formal update on the investigation into his death.