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7/16/2025, 3:50:33 AM
>Cat Addiction Therapist (猫瘾治疗师) was not just a personal alias but reportedly the name of an organized cruelty ring that involved multiple members.
>Wang Chaoyi (王朝溢) is believed to have been the ringleader, acting as recruiter and admin in closed groups (Telegram, Discord).
>Members shared animal torture videos as “entry pledges” to prove loyalty.
>Once accepted, users could view, comment on, and trade new clips of abuse.
>The group reportedly had dozens of members, and some had their own aliases, creating a decentralized cruelty network.
> Many users were reportedly young, tech-savvy males, with some accounts tracing back to Chinese university campuses.
>They used dark humor and fake “therapy” terms to mock animal lovers and normalize abuse.
>They encoded chats using euphemisms and abbreviations to avoid detection.
>New members had to submit original torture content or pay to join private groups.
>Some clips were sold via cryptocurrency transactions, or “donation access” models.
>Others were used to intimidate or blackmail people (e.g., threatening to harm pets).
Methods of Torture
>blended live cats (infamously referred to as “cat blender video”).
>Placing cats in pots of boiling water while alive.
>Burning cats alive using flammable liquids or gas torches.
>Pouring acid onto cats to record their slow death.
>Skinning or dismembering cats while still conscious.
>Using heavy objects or even industrial equipment to kill.
>Allegedly placed animals in microwaves for execution.
>Including sealing cats in plastic containers.
>Electric shock torture.
https://www.scribd.com/document/686480138/News-about-Jacklatiao
>Wang Chaoyi (王朝溢) is believed to have been the ringleader, acting as recruiter and admin in closed groups (Telegram, Discord).
>Members shared animal torture videos as “entry pledges” to prove loyalty.
>Once accepted, users could view, comment on, and trade new clips of abuse.
>The group reportedly had dozens of members, and some had their own aliases, creating a decentralized cruelty network.
> Many users were reportedly young, tech-savvy males, with some accounts tracing back to Chinese university campuses.
>They used dark humor and fake “therapy” terms to mock animal lovers and normalize abuse.
>They encoded chats using euphemisms and abbreviations to avoid detection.
>New members had to submit original torture content or pay to join private groups.
>Some clips were sold via cryptocurrency transactions, or “donation access” models.
>Others were used to intimidate or blackmail people (e.g., threatening to harm pets).
Methods of Torture
>blended live cats (infamously referred to as “cat blender video”).
>Placing cats in pots of boiling water while alive.
>Burning cats alive using flammable liquids or gas torches.
>Pouring acid onto cats to record their slow death.
>Skinning or dismembering cats while still conscious.
>Using heavy objects or even industrial equipment to kill.
>Allegedly placed animals in microwaves for execution.
>Including sealing cats in plastic containers.
>Electric shock torture.
https://www.scribd.com/document/686480138/News-about-Jacklatiao
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