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In this picture, what you can see are walls and several rooms. What kind of things might happen in a place like this?
Many people, when looking at this picture, would simply see it as just an apartment building. However, something truly horrific takes place here.
This place is an area where activities such as voice phishing, investment scam chat rooms, illegal online gambling and casino brokerage, romance scams, and webcam blackmail take place. In addition, in this place, they deliberately kill certain slaves in order to sell their organs.
In this place, women are kidnapped to be used for purposes such as filming pornography, engaging in prostitution within the criminal complex, or serving as sex slaves for Chinese ringleaders.
The group is a large-scale criminal organization linked to Chinese corporations and major capitalists, with top leaders drawn from China's political elite. Their connections reportedly reach Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and former Prime Minister Hun Sen, making meaningful crackdowns by local police virtually impossible. Victims are lured from Chinese-speaking regions, South Korea, Japan, and Vietnam through job scams and romance scams promising easy work with high pay. Once in Cambodia, they are kidnapped, stripped of their passports, wallets, and IDs, and subjected to torture and beatings before being forced into near-unpaid criminal labor. Those who die have their organs harvested for sale, while their bodies are disposed of as cadavers.
How are people kidnapped in this place?
This is a job posting that can be found very easily on the internet. (They mainly target Koreans.) They claim to offer a salary of about $7,000 per month. Young people in their 20s struggling to make a living, or other Koreans who are tempted by the promise of high income, end up falling for it.
This is the actual kidnapping process.
They first lure Koreans to an airport (most often in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia). Then, they send their members to pick up the Koreans and load them into a van. The reason they take a photo with the Korean in the second picture is to confirm that the person has arrived safely.
After that, they send threatening messages to the kidnap victim's family via Telegram or mobile phones registered with virtual numbers. At this point, they demand an enormous sum of money, and if the ransom is not paid, they send videos showing the victim being assaulted.
This was quite a well-known case. It involved a Korean who was kidnapped in Cambodia, although reports say that he is still alive. (His family filed a missing person report.)
From this stage, victims are taken to facilities where they are forced into slavery. In Korea, such places are called '단지,' meaning areas where the enslaved are confined.
This video shows Chinese gang members forcing a Korean slave to inhale drugs right before being killed.
This case took place in the Bokor Mountain area of Kampot Province, Cambodia, where two bodies were found in a criminal compound, prompting a local police investigation. The bodies were recovered from a large garbage bin at the scene, wrapped in blankets and black plastic bags.
At the time of discovery, the corpses were covered with dark red bruises and bloodstains, showing clear signs of beatings or severe mistreatment. The local investigative authorities are currently looking into the exact circumstances of the incident.
The victims of this incident were later mocked in several Cambodian communities.
Sihanoukville criminal compound
Organizer: WangCho
Location : Oriental Pearl No.9 Apartments
This photo shows several members of the criminal organization being arrested.
Teja Compound
Location: 11°19'46.0"N 104°45'02.0"E
Their base is raided by police.
Bokor compound
Location: 10°38'5.43"N 104° 2'24.91"E
Interior photos
The gang members are arrested. (Gang members)
Most of the key members of such organizations are Chinese (some Koreans are also part of the groups).
Chinese organizations collaborate with Korean groups to lure people to Cambodia and then kidnap them.
In this picture, what you can see are walls and several rooms. What kind of things might happen in a place like this?
Many people, when looking at this picture, would simply see it as just an apartment building. However, something truly horrific takes place here.
This place is an area where activities such as voice phishing, investment scam chat rooms, illegal online gambling and casino brokerage, romance scams, and webcam blackmail take place. In addition, in this place, they deliberately kill certain slaves in order to sell their organs.
In this place, women are kidnapped to be used for purposes such as filming pornography, engaging in prostitution within the criminal complex, or serving as sex slaves for Chinese ringleaders.
The group is a large-scale criminal organization linked to Chinese corporations and major capitalists, with top leaders drawn from China's political elite. Their connections reportedly reach Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and former Prime Minister Hun Sen, making meaningful crackdowns by local police virtually impossible. Victims are lured from Chinese-speaking regions, South Korea, Japan, and Vietnam through job scams and romance scams promising easy work with high pay. Once in Cambodia, they are kidnapped, stripped of their passports, wallets, and IDs, and subjected to torture and beatings before being forced into near-unpaid criminal labor. Those who die have their organs harvested for sale, while their bodies are disposed of as cadavers.
How are people kidnapped in this place?
This is the actual kidnapping process.
They first lure Koreans to an airport (most often in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia). Then, they send their members to pick up the Koreans and load them into a van. The reason they take a photo with the Korean in the second picture is to confirm that the person has arrived safely.
After that, they send threatening messages to the kidnap victim's family via Telegram or mobile phones registered with virtual numbers. At this point, they demand an enormous sum of money, and if the ransom is not paid, they send videos showing the victim being assaulted.
This was quite a well-known case. It involved a Korean who was kidnapped in Cambodia, although reports say that he is still alive. (His family filed a missing person report.)
From this point on, it is the stage they move to when the gangsters believe that the parents have no willingness to negotiate.
From this stage, victims are taken to facilities where they are forced into slavery. In Korea, such places are called '단지,' meaning areas where the enslaved are confined.
If the slaves fail to meet their quota or resist, they begin the torture..
This video shows Chinese gang members forcing a Korean slave to inhale drugs right before being killed.
This case took place in the Bokor Mountain area of Kampot Province, Cambodia, where two bodies were found in a criminal compound, prompting a local police investigation. The bodies were recovered from a large garbage bin at the scene, wrapped in blankets and black plastic bags.
At the time of discovery, the corpses were covered with dark red bruises and bloodstains, showing clear signs of beatings or severe mistreatment. The local investigative authorities are currently looking into the exact circumstances of the incident.
The victims of this incident were later mocked in several Cambodian communities.
Sihanoukville criminal compound
Organizer: WangCho
Location : Oriental Pearl No.9 Apartments
This photo shows several members of the criminal organization being arrested.
Teja Compound
Location: 11°19'46.0"N 104°45'02.0"E
Their base is raided by police.
Bokor compound
Location: 10°38'5.43"N 104° 2'24.91"E
Interior photos
The gang members are arrested. (Gang members
)they are criminal compounds, no matter how many times the police conduct raids, they will continue to resurface unless key leaders are arrested.
Most of the key members of such organizations are Chinese (some Koreans are also part of the groups).
Chinese organizations collaborate with Korean groups to lure people to Cambodia and then kidnap them.
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