Marc Ching Research Paper

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A few months ago we asked, "Why Marc Ching keeps going back to China to pay for and then film even more dog torture?" Marc Ching cries and cries how he has lost his soul. Starting with I believe trip 5 he cried 'I am sorry I can't do this anymore, so this is my last trip.'

But Marc Ching Doggie kept going back and paying butchers to mutilate even more dogs. He is now on trip, god only knows, #14...#15? All we knew it was getting pretty tiresome seeing yet Marc Ching's weepy snot-nosed face on YouTube.

During our investigation into Marc Ching's disastrous 2016 Yulin rescue, we found out that he hired a 24/7 videographer. Dreading the thought of having to sit and watch this egomaniac sniffling his way through a self-made documentary. It delighted

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