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I am sure many Sinkies will still want this dirty slut despite all her orifices being used and blasted.
疑被男友騙去柬埔寨！正妹網紅骨折遭拋棄街頭「慘變瘋癲大媽」，最新進度曝光
近年來，打著「東南亞高薪工作」名號的出國淘金夢，吸引不少人前仆後繼，但現實真的如想像中美好嗎？近日，一則令人震驚的消息在微博瘋傳，一名年僅20歲的中國正妹網紅被拍到出現在柬埔寨街頭，神情恍惚、雙腿疑似骨折；有網友透露，她疑似輕信男友描繪的「賺錢藍圖」遠赴柬埔寨，未料抵達後卻遭對方拋棄，最終流落街頭。相關影像曝光後，引發網友熱議與譁然。
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根據中國《網易新聞》報導，該名吳姓網紅在短影音平台上小有名氣，最後一支影片發布於2025年12月6日，定位顯示人在柬埔寨。吳女父親受訪時哽咽表示，女兒自國中畢業後便離家工作，多年來始終對家人謊稱在浙江上班，實際行蹤卻撲朔迷離。儘管她宣稱自己有穩定工作，卻仍頻繁向家中要錢，家屬多年來陸續匯款，累計金額已超過8萬人民幣（約新台幣36萬元）。直到去年11月，家人因經濟壓力決定暫停金援，未料短短一個多月後便傳出噩耗。
去年12月26日，吳女突然聯繫父親，表示腿部出現嚴重狀況，急需醫藥費救急。家屬情急之下匯出2,200元人民幣（約新台幣1萬元），沒想到這竟成了最後一次聯絡，之後便再也無法取得她的消息。
延伸閱讀：世紀詐騙！愛馬仕繼承人被騙光150億，被目擊「搭廉航坐經濟艙」
幾乎同一時間，有親戚在網路上看到疑似吳女的照片，只見她流落街頭，神情憔悴、精神渙散，膝蓋明顯紅腫，疑似骨折，甚至有目擊者指出，她曾被遺棄在一間飯店門口，處境令人鼻酸。家屬隨即向當地警方報案追查，這才得知令人心碎的真相，吳女早在2025年4月就已悄悄出境，而目的地正是詐騙園區高度集中的柬埔寨西港。
吳女被目擊流落街頭、神情憔悴，甚至疑似骨折。
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如今有消息指出，吳女已被熱心華人發現並送往當地移民局接受治療，並與家人取得聯繫，正等待遣返回國。這起事件也再度為外界敲響警鐘，看似光鮮亮麗的「海外高薪工作」，背後往往暗藏難以想像的風險與陷阱。相關單位也呼籲，民眾面對來路不明的出國工作機會務必提高警覺、多方查證、切勿輕信甜言蜜語，避免讓一場淘金夢，最終演變成難以挽回的人生噩夢。
Suspected of Being Lured to Cambodia by Her Boyfriend: Pretty Influencer With Fractured Legs Abandoned on the Street, Latest Update Revealed
In recent years, the promise of “high-paying jobs in Southeast Asia” has drawn many people chasing quick money overseas. But is the reality really that good? A shocking story has recently gone viral on Weibo. A 20-year-old Chinese female influencer was spotted on the streets of Cambodia, looking dazed and confused, with what appeared to be fractures in both legs. Netizens claimed she had trusted her boyfriend’s money-making plan and followed him to Cambodia, only to be abandoned after arriving. The footage sparked widespread discussion and outrage.
According to China’s NetEase News, the woman, surnamed Wu, had some following on short-video platforms. Her last video was posted on December 6, 2025, with the location tagged as Cambodia. In an emotional interview, her father said that after she finished junior high school, she left home to work. For years, she lied to her family, saying she worked in Zhejiang, while her real whereabouts remained unclear. Although she claimed to have a stable job, she frequently asked her family for money. Over the years, the family sent her more than RMB 80,000 in total (about NT$360,000). In November last year, due to financial strain, the family stopped sending money. Just over a month later, tragedy followed.
On December 26 last year, Wu suddenly contacted her father, saying her leg was in serious condition and she urgently needed money for medical treatment. The family rushed to send RMB 2,200 (about NT$10,000). This became their last contact. After that, all communication was lost.
Around the same time, a relative saw photos online believed to be Wu. She was living on the street, looking exhausted and mentally disoriented. Her knees were visibly swollen and red, with suspected fractures. Witnesses said she had even been abandoned outside a hotel. The scene was heartbreaking. The family reported the case to local police. They then learned the painful truth: Wu had quietly left China as early as April 2025, with her destination being Sihanoukville, Cambodia, an area known for a high concentration of scam compounds.
Recent updates say Wu was found by kind-hearted members of the Chinese community and sent to the local immigration office for treatment. She has now made contact with her family and is waiting to be repatriated to China.
This case has sounded the alarm once again. Behind the glamorous image of “high-paying overseas jobs” often lie serious risks and hidden traps. Authorities urge the public to stay alert, verify information carefully, and never trust sweet promises blindly, so that a dream of making money does not turn into a life-changing nightmare.
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