In what is now being called one of the most disturbing discoveries in Southeast Asia in decades, Thai authorities have uncovered 2,000 bodies of children in what appears to be an underground Kuman Thong ritual site. The discovery has sent shockwaves across Thailand and the world — not just for its scale, but for the unexpected twist in the investigation.

Police sources have revealed that Jaycee Chan, son of international film icon Jackie Chan, is a primary suspect in the case. Though no official charges have been filed, investigators say Jaycee has become a person of interest due to his alleged financial ties and frequent travel to Thailand in recent years — particularly to regions known for occult activities.

A Chilling Scene Uncovered

Local police raided an abandoned temple complex on the outskirts of Nakhon Pathom province, following a months-long investigation into missing children and black-market spiritual trafficking. What they found left even veteran officers shaken: 2,000 small coffins, carefully arranged and marked with ritual symbols associated with Kuman Thong — a dark form of Thai spiritualism involving the invocation of spirits believed to reside in deceased children.

“This is not superstition. This is a crime scene,” said Police Major General Kritchai Suttipong at a press briefing. “We believe many of these children were victims of trafficking, ritual abuse, and possibly murder.”

The Jaycee Chan Connection

What turned the investigation global was the discovery of financial records and communications linking several key figures in the operation to a Hong Kong-based film and entertainment company — reportedly managed by Jaycee Chan.

Anonymous sources within the police department say Chan’s name appeared multiple times in encrypted emails recovered during the raid. The emails allegedly discuss “special shipments” and “spiritual investments,” which authorities now believe were code for trafficking rituals.

Jackie Chan Responds

As news spread, fans and media turned to legendary actor Jackie Chan for answers. Through his representative, Chan issued a short statement:

“My family and I are deeply disturbed by these reports. We trust that the truth will come to light, and we are cooperating fully with international authorities. I ask that the public does not jump to conclusions until the facts are known.”

Nation in Shock, Demanding Justice

Thai citizens are outraged and heartbroken. Social media is ablaze with the hashtag #JusticeForThe2000, as people demand full transparency and prosecution of everyone involved — no matter how powerful or famous they may be.

One protester in Bangkok held a sign reading: “Not spirits. These were children. We want answers.”

The investigation is ongoing, and police say more arrests are expected in the coming days.