ABUSER LIST
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Recent revealed
See Liang Foogn
/ Boylt foong
Location: Johor Bahru, Malaysia / Work in Singapore
Status: active
Conviction: in the process of reporting
Cat Torture Ring Telegram
Admins / "core members"
Cat Torture Ring Telegram
Others
Dai Yuxuan
戴宇轩
Location: Melbourne, Australia (current); Shanghai & Wuhan, China (past)
Status: Unknown
Conviction: interrogated by police, no charges.
Li Zhiyang
李志扬
Location: Kaifeng, Henan, China
Status: Active
Conviction: reported, no conviction.
PENG Wandi
彭琬迪
Location: Shanghai, China
Status: Taking a leave from school (?)
Conviction: reported, no conviction.
See Liang Foogn
/ Boylt foong
Location: Johor Bahru, Malaysia / Work in Singapore
Status: active
Conviction: in the process of reporting
c31k
Location: Istanbul/Mersin/Tekirdağ/ Çorum/Karabük, Turkey
Status: Arrested
Conviction: Arrested for importing obscene publications, propagandizing terrorism, torturing cat.
Cat Abusers
Others
Feng Xiang
冯翔
Location: Zhumadian, Henan, China
Status: Unknown
Conviction: reported on the local TV news channel
ZHOU XUAN
周璇
Location: Nanchang, JiangXi, China
Status: Active
Conviction: reported to local police
WANG ZHENHUA
王振华
Location: Xian, China
Status: Active
Conviction: Local authorities received reports and started an investigation
CAO SHAN
曹姗
Location: Mudanjiang city, China
Status: Active
Conviction: In the process of reporting
xu zhihui / "JACK
LATIAO" 徐志辉
Location: Fuyang, Anhui, China
Status: Hiding
Conviction: Guilty, detained for 14 Days (August, 2023), Currently in Hiding.
Zhong Aicheng
钟艾程
Location: Changsha, Hunan, China
Status: Active
Conviction: reported to local police
du haiming
杜海铭
Location: Guangxi, Yulin City, China.
Status: Active
Conviction: reported to local police