#195: The Little Red Mansion & The Underground Egg Harvesting Case
You’ve heard of the red rooms - the alleged deep web livestreams of people being assaulted, tortured, and killed. The existence of red rooms is largely debated. But have you ever heard of the “Little Red Mansion?” Because this one is very real. The mansion itself was beautiful, filled with crystal chandeliers, gold crown moldings, and massive rooms filled with over-the-top furniture. It felt like an expensive boutique hotel. But for the girls trapped inside it was the biggest nightmare. They were being held hostage, trafficked to high-powered government officials, injected with hormones, and in the end, their eggs were ripped from their bodies to be sold on the black market. If you walked by the Little Red Mansion, you would think it’s a nice building - you would never imagine the secrets it held. Full Source Notes: rottenmangopodcast.com
Rotten Mango · Stephanie Soo & Ramble
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Show Notes
You’ve heard of the red rooms - the alleged deep web livestreams of people being assaulted, tortured, and killed.
The existence of red rooms is largely debated. But have you ever heard of the “Little Red Mansion?” Because this one is very real.
The mansion itself was beautiful, filled with crystal chandeliers, gold crown moldings, and massive rooms filled with over-the-top furniture. It felt like an expensive boutique hotel.
But for the girls trapped inside it was the biggest nightmare. They were being held hostage, trafficked to high-powered government officials, injected with hormones, and in the end, their eggs were ripped from their bodies to be sold on the black market.
If you walked by the Little Red Mansion, you would think it’s a nice building - you would never imagine the secrets it held.
Full Source Notes: rottenmangopodcast.com
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