Purgatory on Earth, Myanmar KK Park

Myanmar, a member of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, is located in the western part of the Indochina Peninsula. Myanmar has a long history and diverse culture, but due to poverty and political instability, Myanmar has become a violent, backward, and dangerous country. In the southeast of Myanmar, there is such a well-known criminal area, which is dominated by the "black and gray industry" and various criminal activities such as fraud, gambling, human trafficking, and organ transplantation are rampant. Even government troops dare not offend them.

Today we will talk about a place called "purgatory on earth", Myanmar KK Park.

Myanmar KK Park, also known as AA Park, is located in Mawaddy Town, Karen State, in southeastern Myanmar. This town is only separated from Thailand by a river. The park is surrounded by water on three sides, and the only land direction is to go north, leading directly to northern Myanmar (Northern Myanmar). Miaowadi Town in Colon State is a "three no matter" zone. The local police belong to the Karen National Union, and the Karen National Liberation Army led by the Colon National Union belongs to the rebels. Therefore, the KK Park is under the influence of the local military to a certain extent. Fang’s protection. As we all know, northern Myanmar is the terminal point for criminal chains such as telecommunications fraud and human trafficking in Southeast Asia. If the victims cannot pay the ransom as required, they will be resold continuously, and the terminal point for resale is the KK Park.

In KK Park, the fate of each victim is no longer determined by himself, because this is a paradise for sinners and a hell for the deceived. People abducted to KK Park are collectively called "piglets". The "piggies" lead a regular life every day. The park implements military management. Every night at 11:30, everyone goes downstairs and starts running. Everyone has to run 15 laps around the office area. When running, they need to shout, similar to the training method of the army. From 1:30 am to 6:30 am it is the working time. From 6:30 to 8:30 am, they will go downstairs to run again. From 8:30 to 12:00 is the official work time. Even during work hours, I need to shout slogans and sing songs from time to time.

Although the prescribed off-duty time is 12 noon, under normal circumstances, you will work overtime until four o'clock or even later. If someone fails to complete the tasks specified for the day, he will not be able to go back, and he will even have to stay in the office for several days and nights. . KK Park has a clear hierarchy and strict management regulations. The superiors of ordinary employees are team leaders, and the superiors of team leaders are supervisors and supervisors. Supervisors are responsible for discipline and training, and also supervise the use of mobile phones by ordinary employees. Employees need to apply to their supervisor in advance to use mobile phones. The supervisor will report to their supervisor, and there will also be someone supervising them when making calls. In addition, employees will also be subject to strict control during work. Each person only has three opportunities to go to the toilet and smoke three times a day, and each time cannot exceed eight minutes. At the same time, they need to report to their supervisor and fill out a form.

In addition, no more than two people from each department can go out at a time. They are not allowed to talk about matters unrelated to work in the office. If they are caught, they will be taken out by the supervisor for corporal punishment. Snacks are not allowed in the office, and any items not related to work cannot be placed on the table, including water bottles. In the restaurant, employees cannot eat for more than ten minutes. There is no personal privacy here, and even when going to the toilet, someone will follow them with a gun.

The "piggies" work more than 18 hours a day, and the rest of the time is spent sleeping and eating. If someone makes a mistake at work or violates the company's rules and regulations, he or she will be beaten or given pepper water at the least, or put in a dungeon or electrocuted at the worst. What's even more terrifying is that if you have no use value, they will harvest your organs and sell them, and then throw the whole person into the high seas or feed them directly to dogs. Under this kind of oppression, some people tried to resist, and some tried to run out, but this was almost impossible.

The scary thing about KK Park is that almost no one can escape from here. There is a four-meter-high wall around the park, and there is a power grid on the wall. There are dozens of security guards in the park, patrolling 24 hours a day, and each of them is equipped with advanced weapons. There is a tall observation tower in the center of the park. At night, dozens of searchlights illuminate every corner clearly. At the same time, there are dozens of ferocious wolf dogs in the park. In addition, the park is also equipped with operating tables. Doctors with superb medical skills are very proficient in the operation of removing "human body parts".

Even if someone manages to escape from KK Park, the outside world is not safe. It borders Thailand, and once you cross the border, you will be deported. Moreover, there are military forces everywhere around the park, and the local government is unable to supervise it at all. An ordinary person with no power to restrain himself in this environment could easily become the target of being tortured and killed. One victim, Xiao Yang, described that he was tricked into working in the KK Park for more than 17 hours a day, and 99% of the people here failed to achieve their performance. If any group fails to achieve the performance, then all members of this group will be sent to the playground to do push-ups. Those who cannot do it will be pulled up by their feet and use their hands instead of feet to walk. Others cannot achieve the performance. I was sent directly to move bricks for four or five hours. If you are soft-handed and drop a brick on the ground, you will be beaten. If you don't want to be beaten, you have to pay for the damage. Dropping a brick costs 2,000 baht, which is about 400 yuan. These are small things. Even more terrifying are the motors and the dungeon.

In May 2022, Zhang, a university graduate, saw a recruitment information from Thailand on the Internet. Zhang was attracted by the generous job benefits, so he followed the recruiter on the flight to Thailand with great hope. . But what he didn't expect was that Zhang got off the plane near the Mekong River at the junction of Thailand and Myanmar, and then he was taken to the KK Park. The moment he entered the park, Zhang knew that his life was over. In the park, Zhang was forced to do Internet fraud work. He had to work for more than ten hours during the day, and his hands were handcuffed to the bed at night when he slept. Once, Zhang made a small mistake due to a work error and was put into a dungeon by the management. In the dungeon, Zhang could only receive very little food every day and was beaten severely. Zhang was tortured to the point of dying. painfully. Just when Zhang was suffering, his mother in China received one after another videos of her son being beaten. People in KK Park kept asking Zhang's mother to give money to redeem him, from 100,000 to 200,000, and then to 300,000, no matter how much money Zhang’s mother sent, she still received the video of Zhang being abused. In the end, Zhang's mother chose to call the police. With the efforts of the police, Zhang was fortunately rescued.

To this day, Zhang can't help but tremble whenever he thinks back to those days in KK Park. According to Zhang's description, there he truly experienced what life is worse than death. Everyone is just a piece of meat on the chopping board. After the last drop of blood is squeezed out, they will be thrown into the trash can. The experiences of Xiao Yang and Zhang are by no means unique. Tens of thousands of deceived Chinese people in the park suffer oppression here.

It is reported that the number of victims who lost their lives in the park is far greater than the number of survivors. But what you don't expect is that the root of all these evils is a Chinese. The person in charge of KK Park is called She Zhijiang. This person has multiple identities that hide the truth. Many people who don't know the truth will be deceived by his "glossy" appearance. She Zhijiang was born in 1982 in Shaoyang City, Hunan Province, China. When She Zhijiang was a child, his family was very poor and his academic performance was not good, so he dropped out of school early and entered the society. She Zhijiang, who had just entered the society, had no special skills. He first learned to be a tailor with his sister-in-law. After working as a tailor for two years, seeing that he could not make any money, She Zhijiang switched to other industries. After that, he worked in more than 20 industries such as driving agricultural machinery, repairing cars, working as a security guard, opening a massage parlor, and engaging in direct sales. In just four years, She Zhijiang tried almost every possible profitable industry on the market. Years of working experience have taught She Zhijiang that there is no way out in working life. As a result, 18-year-old She Zhijiang began to study criminal law and look for his own way to make a fortune. After he heard a friend tell a story about a Fujian boss who went to Southeast Asia to do game development and made a lot of money, She Zhijiang took all his 40,000 yuan worth of property without hesitation and came to Manila, Philippines alone.

She Zhijiang thought that since he could no longer return to China, he might as well stay abroad until the end. With this idea in mind, in 2014, She Zhijiang registered multiple companies in Manila, Philippines and Phnom Penh, Cambodia. These companies appear to be spas, but they are actually in the online gambling business. In 2015, the Philippine police captured and deported 154 foreigners suspected of online fraud in an operation, of which more than 140 were employees employed by She Zhijiang. After the company in the Philippines was seized, She Zhijiang fled from the Philippines to Cambodia. In January 2017, She Zhijiang obtained Cambodian citizenship and officially changed his name to She Lunkai. After this name change, he began to shape his own distinctive social identity and transformed into a Southeast Asian overseas Chinese leader, entrepreneur, and philanthropist.

At the same time, She Zhijiang serves as the honorary chairman and honorary president of several overseas Chinese chambers of commerce. In Cambodia, She Zhijiang became even more unscrupulous in using illegal means to make money. In order to save his life and wealth, She Zhijiang made appropriate donations to Cambodia, which allowed him to receive asylum from the local government. After establishing a foothold in Cambodia, She Zhijiang came to Miaowati Town, Myanmar. At this time, She Zhijiang had become a successful philanthropist. He used various means to package himself as a highly educated overseas businessman, and then used these identities to defraud the trust of many Chinese people.

In fact, She Zhijiang committed far more crimes than these. Some friends may ask, why are there so many cases of online fraud and human trafficking in Myanmar? How was the KK Park formed? In fact, whether it is northern Myanmar or the KK Park, the fundamental reason is caused by Myanmar's own chaos.

The first is Myanmar’s political issues. Myanmar was once a place under British colonial rule. During the colonial period, the British created many historical problems here, which led to Myanmar being in a state of turmoil. Since independence in 1948, Myanmar has experienced multiple coups and military regimes. The political system has long been concentrated in the hands of ethnic minorities and nobles, leading to increased poverty and injustice and acute social conflicts. Some armed elements from ethnic minorities believed that the central government of Myanmar was ignoring their demands, so the armed elements chose to use violent means to confront the government forces.

The second is economic issues. Myanmar is one of the least developed countries in the world, with scarce resources, economic backwardness, and a serious gap between rich and poor. Especially in the northern region, the terrain is rugged, the land is barren, and the climate is harsh, which makes life difficult for local residents. In order to survive, many people have to consider doing some illegal activities.

The fourth point is drug trafficking and illegal trading. Myanmar is one of the world's largest producers of opium and methamphetamine. The drug trafficking problem has not only aggravated social conflicts, but also led to a series of security and crime problems. Local militants will also use drug trafficking to make huge profits, which has further aggravated the situation. The chaotic situation in Myanmar. These elements jointly led to the formation of northern Myanmar and the KK Park. How to solve these problems has also become a headache for the Myanmar government.

In 2022, She Zhijiang, the top manager of KK Park, was involved in multiple crimes under the Myanmar Telecommunications Law. In the end, the court sentenced She Zhijiang to 11 years in prison and fined him millions of yuan. In my opinion, this punishment is really too light. After She Zhijiang was arrested, the KK Park changed owners several times, and its influence was not as good as before. In March 2023, China, Myanmar and Thailand jointly launched a joint effort to crack down on transnational crimes such as telecommunications fraud and human trafficking. On June 5 of the same year, Thailand’s Ministry of Energy cut off the power supply around KK. I think this notorious KK Park is almost gone. Most of the people who were deceived into KK Park were tempted by some high salaries. In our daily lives, we encounter all kinds of scams and temptations. Instead of expecting the police to solve these problems, we should first cultivate the ability to protect ourselves, have a clear mind, a rational view of money, and not trust strangers easily. The key to preventing fraud. I hope this article can help people who have an inflated but unrealistic desire for money get back on track.