Recently, an undercover blogger in China exposed a chain of parental child abuse involving a mommy's boy community, where members are encouraged to fraudulently seek custody rights and use their own daughters as tools, offering offline transactions and one-on-one services. The blogger has reported to the police, and the case is under investigation by the public security organs.
Community Operation Model and Scale
According to the blogger, the child daddy community has a highly organized and commercialized operation model. The group shares systemized攻略 on how to pretended to be a "good husband" and restrict a spouse's financial freedom if she moves away, then divorce and fight for custody rights once the child turns two and gains the right to choose independently, turning the daughter into a profit-making "tool." The community is extremely exclusive, with new members required to "name their allegiance" by live-streaming acts of sexual abuse against their own children. Internal slang refers to sexual assault as "development." Multiple platforms offering "original first releases" are available, where original short videos are used to attract traffic and convert viewers into paid members. The unlock fee for a single video is 10 yuan, while the membership fee is 180 yuan. The blogger points out that the video content is extremely graphic, with no attempt to conceal the victim's face and even accompanied by Chinese dialogue. Members trade and sell videos of abusing their own daughters online, and even offer "exchanging daughters" and offline customized one-on-one services. Related video play counts average over 10 million, peaking at 1.05 billion.
Criminal Guidance and International Activities
What is even more alarming is that the community is filled with highly technical criminal guides, including channels to buy date rape drugs, tutorials on remote sexual harassment, and even discussions on "how to commit rape without excessive blood loss leading to death." This criminal network not only circulates within China but also involves international sex tourism中介 targeting children. Criminals also use videos of the abuse and pretend to be police intimidating victims psychologically to extort their parents' money or force the children to continue filming. It is reported that some victims have自杀ed due to unbearable abuse.
Victim Background and Child Protection Issues
Investigations show that the victims were aged between 3 and 8 years old, and those 13 years old were already considered "too old" by community members. The undercover blogger points out that these criminals have high sexual threshold from prolonged exposure to extreme pornography, unable to be satisfied with normal sexual behavior, hence turning to harming children. The blogger has now filed evidence containing clear faces and dialogue with the police station, awaiting investigation results. This incident highlights the serious issues in China's protection of minors and calls for stronger打击 against such criminal networks to protect the rights of child victims.