Rotten Mango The Real Life "Squid Game" - Thousands Of Koreans Forced To Play Children's Games To NOT Be Killed
Jan 8, 2025
Imagine thousands of people in blue tracksuits, trapped in a terrifying game reminiscent of a popular Netflix series. Delving into the real nightmares of the Brothers Home in South Korea, survivors share harrowing tales of torture and exploitation. Children's games take a sinister turn as the brutal reality of poverty and desperation unfolds. Torn from their innocence, these individuals face extreme conditions under oppressive guards, revealing the chilling truth behind a broken system. Their testament exposes profound psychological scars that linger long after survival.
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Choi's Abduction
- A man approached 14-year-old Choi, accusing him of stealing bread and burning his genitals with a lighter.
- Choi was then thrown into a van with other children and taken to a mysterious compound.
Arrival at the Compound
- The children arrived at a compound in the woods, resembling a military base with 60 buildings and 30-foot walls.
- They were shaved, photographed, given numbers, and dressed in blue tracksuits.
Compound Life
- Inside, the compound operated like a military, with platoons, leaders, and strict rules.
- Children were locked in rooms at night and forced into a rigorous routine.