📅 Published: October 22, 2025

🔍 Introduction

When British psychic Miranda Everett sat down for her routine evening meditation on a quiet September night, she had no idea her life was about to change forever. A cold wind crept through her studio, the candles flickered violently, and a voice—not heard through her ears, but deep within her chest—spoke just three haunting words:

“Help me… please.”

What followed was a series of chilling spiritual encounters with a presence that would later identify itself as none other than Yu Menglong, the beloved Chinese actor whose mysterious and untimely death in 2025 continues to grip fans worldwide.

In this in-depth exposé, we speak with the psychic herself, examine her claims, explore the deeper spiritual and cultural implications, and uncover the questions left behind by a soul that, if this is to be believed, has not yet found peace.

📚 Table of Contents

Meet the Medium: Who is Miranda Everett?

 

The Night It Began: A Presence That Shattered the Calm

 

“I Didn’t Jump”: The Spirit’s First Message

 

Describing the Unknown: Miranda’s Drawing of “The Sad Man”

 

The Red USB: A Cryptic Clue or a Product of the Subconscious?

 

“Tell My Mother”: The Emotional Plea That Shook the Medium

 

Science vs. Spirit: Experts Weigh In

 

Ghosts, Injustice, and Culture: Understanding the Chinese ‘Yuan Hun’

 

Paranormal Evidence or Global Grief?

 

Conclusion: A Cry for Justice, Real or Imagined?

1. Meet the Medium: Who is Miranda Everett?

At 53 years old, Miranda Everett is one of Britain’s lesser-known—but highly regarded—clairvoyants. Based in the coastal town of West Sussex, she has spent over two decades working with clients from all walks of life: bereaved families, curious skeptics, and even retired members of Parliament.

Unlike the flamboyant psychics seen on television, Miranda is understated. Her home is simple. Her practice, she claims, is guided not by drama but by a sense of duty:

“If a spirit is lost, I guide. If a message must be passed, I speak.”

Miranda has previously helped police with missing persons cases and has never sought publicity. “I’ve kept a low profile all these years,” she says. “But after what happened with Yu… I can’t keep quiet.”

2. The Night It Began: A Presence That Shattered the Calm

On the evening of September 17, 2025, Miranda was performing a regular candle meditation when she says the energy in the room shifted dramatically.

“The temperature dropped. My tea turned cold. I felt a weight in my chest, like someone was sitting on it.”

Miranda describes hearing a whisper—not external, but internal—urging her to “see him.” A blurred vision of a young man in black appeared in her mind’s eye. He looked tired. Worn. His eyes brimmed with sorrow.

“He didn’t speak at first. He just looked at me and… cried. Not with tears. With energy. I could feel his grief like a tidal wave.”

3. “I Didn’t Jump”: The Spirit’s First Message

The second encounter, Miranda claims, happened the following night. This time, the message was clear and heart-stopping:

“They said I jumped. I was pushed.”

She says the voice was strained, urgent, and kept repeating the phrase. Miranda, unaware of who he was, asked aloud, “Who are you?” The answer came in a language she didn’t understand: “Yu Menglong.”

A quick Google search left her stunned. The face. The hair. The age. It all matched the blurry vision she had drawn in her journal the night before.

“I felt like I’d been struck by lightning. I didn’t know him. But now, I couldn’t un-know him.”

4. Describing the Unknown: Miranda’s Drawing of “The Sad Man”

In her journal, Miranda had drawn the man from her vision: high cheekbones, long lashes, delicate features, and a somber expression. She showed it to a Chinese-British client days later, who gasped and said:

“That’s Yu Menglong. That’s the actor who died.”

The resemblance was uncanny, even without any prior knowledge. Paranormal researchers who later examined her drawing confirmed she had never posted or searched for Yu online before the incident.

5. The Red USB: A Cryptic Clue or a Product of the Subconscious?

In a third vision, Miranda claims Yu’s spirit showed her a red USB flash drive, hidden under a drawer in a dark room.

“He kept repeating: ‘It’s in the red one. Red. Red.’”

Was it a symbolic object? Evidence of something yet to be found? Or simply a metaphor for hidden truth?

“I don’t know,” she admitted. “But I believe it holds something important. He showed it to me for a reason.”

6. “Tell My Mother”: The Emotional Plea That Shook the Medium

Perhaps the most heartbreaking message came during Miranda’s fifth contact with the spirit. She said he was seated on the floor, clutching his chest, whispering:

“Mama cries. I’m sorry. Please tell her I didn’t want to leave her.”

Miranda sobbed recounting this moment.

“It broke me. He was just a boy, really. A boy who loved his mother and died too soon.”

7. Science vs. Spirit: Experts Weigh In

While believers have rallied around Miranda’s claims, skeptics are less convinced.

Dr. Fiona Trellick, a psychologist at the University of Manchester, says:

“What Miranda may be experiencing is bereavement transference. As a psychic tuned to collective grief, she’s subconsciously channeling the emotions surrounding Yu Menglong’s death.”

Meanwhile, members of the London Paranormal Society remain intrigued.

“There’s something here. Her case has consistency. Her records are meticulous. Whether it’s truly spirit communication or not—it deserves investigation.”

8. Ghosts, Injustice, and Culture: Understanding the Chinese ‘Yuan Hun’

In Chinese tradition, a “冤魂” (yuān hún) is a spirit who died with injustice in their heart—unable to reincarnate or move on. They may roam the Earth, seeking truth, vengeance, or peace.

Professor Wei Lian of Beijing University explains:

“If Yu’s death was wrongful, and if Miranda truly connected with his spirit, then her experience would align perfectly with this concept.”

9. Paranormal Evidence or Global Grief?

This isn’t the first time a high-profile death has allegedly sparked supernatural claims. But Yu Menglong’s case has drawn unusual attention because of the emotionally intense fan base, unanswered questions, and strange coincidences, such as:

A fan in Malaysia reportedly dreamt of Yu saying, “I can’t leave yet.”
A Singaporean tarot reader claimed her deck kept turning over “Judgment” and “The Tower” during readings about Yu.
A sound engineer in Manila captured unexplained whispers during a tribute concert for the late actor.

Coincidence—or global grief manifesting in strange ways?

10. Conclusion: A Cry for Justice, Real or Imagined?

Whether Miranda’s story is true spirit contact, a subconscious mirror of global sorrow, or an elaborate misunderstanding, one fact remains:

Yu Menglong’s passing left a void.

His fans want answers. His family wants peace. And, according to Miranda, his spirit wants justice.

“He won’t rest until the world knows the truth,” she said quietly. “And I won’t stop sharing his message until he does.”

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