[CCTV Exclusive Exposure] The brutal acts of the "Bai Jia" cyber fraud organization in Northern Myanmar: nail removal, finger chopping, and water dungeon imprisonment. Victims painfully recount their experiences!

CCTV News Channel today exposed a shocking cross-border telecom fraud atrocity—the internal torture methods of the "Bai Jia" telecom fraud group in Northern Myanmar were fully revealed for the first time. Liao, a victim from Guangdong, trembled in front of the camera as he showed his scarred hands: "Pliers pulled out the nails of my four fingers, and later a kitchen knife chopped off two of my fingers." The cruel methods are horrifying, and this is just the tip of the iceberg of the internal violence system of the "Bai Jia" faction.

Clearly Defined "Torture Management Hierarchy"

The investigation shows that the organization implements graded punishments and controls according to the different functions of the personnel:

🔹 Frontline "salespeople": If they fail to meet the telecom fraud performance tasks, they are lightly beaten with sticks, and in severe cases, nails are pulled out, fingers chopped off, or even sold to other parks.

🔹 Technicians: Those who refuse to participate in the development of new fraud tools are locked in iron cages or "dark rooms," with food and water cut off to force cooperation.

🔹 Escapees: They suffer from electric shocks, water dungeons, and other extreme tortures, with some individuals cruelly amputated to "kill the chicken to scare the monkey."

The Dark Money Chain Behind the Transnational Network

According to police investigations, this criminal group has illegally profited over 10.6 billion yuan, with its tentacles already penetrating multiple countries in Southeast Asia. In addition to telecom fraud, it is also involved in serious crimes such as illegal human trafficking and organ trading, clearly a transnational dark interest group.

Joint Crackdown in Progress

Chinese public security authorities have joined forces with Myanmar to carry out special crackdown operations, and have recently successfully rescued 237 controlled individuals, including Liao. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Public Security stated that they will continue to promote transnational law enforcement cooperation and completely destroy this overseas criminal force that poses a serious threat to the property and personal safety of the people.