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in the year 2003 South Korea was gripped
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by a newly emerging serial killer it
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would take almost 1 year to track him
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down but by then he had murdered more
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than 20 victims and even escaped from
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prison so who is you young CH what were
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the motives behind his many murders and
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what happened in his life to create such
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a sick and twisted monster in this video
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we will explore his morbid history and
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how he would become one of South Korea's
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most feared men
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welcome back to Coffee House crime folks
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my name is Adrien and today we're
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looking at a case that gripped South
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Korea like no other in this video we're
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looking at The Morbid world of you young
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CH and how his terrible actions led him
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to achieve one of the highest body
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counts this channel has ever seen by the
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way if you like videos like this then
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yourself a cup of coffee and let's
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caffeinate while we investigate this is
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the case of you young ch
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[Music]
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welcome back to South Korea folks also
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known as the land of the morning calm
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although we have explored this country
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before it is important to highlight that
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much like Japan South Korea is an
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extremely safe place to be now although
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it's not relatively as safe as
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Switzerland Norway or Japan it does rank
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much higher in safety standards than
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many Western countries including cluding
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France or the USA it is crucial to
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specify that when discussing Korea we
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are of course referring to South Korea
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for rather obvious reasons its northern
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brother is the most isolated secretive
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and militarized country in the world so
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it's rather unlikely that we're going to
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hear a True Crime Story from them
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anytime soon moving back to its brighter
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and more friendly neighbor South Korea
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boasts a prosperous economy with
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stunning Landscapes mountains Plains and
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rice paddies to boot and let's not
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forget about Korean cuisine a delightful
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blend of spicy and sweet flavors that
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cater to all paletts across the globe
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heads up but I've got a very soft spot
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for Korean barbecue it's quite a nice
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social dining experience where you cook
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raw meat and vegetables together and
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enjoy various dishes and condiments at
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your own pace food deide because
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honestly I could talk about that all day
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let's delve into the vibrant capital
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city of South Korea named Soul by the
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way did you know that Soul has a
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thriving specialty coffee scene as a of
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the Year 2023 the South Korean coffee
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Market has reached record levels it is
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estimated that there are now over 75,000
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coffee shops across the country which by
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the way is the equivalent of one Cafe
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Per 700 people now although this country
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is known for its Lively atmosphere
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friendly locals and eclectic Coffee
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Culture the case we're looking at today
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is sadly far from
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upbeat our story today begins two
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decades ago in the year 20 3 and it's
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probably worth saying that although this
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is the first officially recorded event
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it is not necessarily the beginning on
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the morning of September the 24th 2003
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an eerie silence ran through the fog
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topped rice paddies and into the
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bustling City for most today was like
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any other day but for the faculty staff
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of Soul University something seemed a
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Miss 74-year-old Professor Le Yoku
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failed to show up to work that morning
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while his absence perplexed his
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colleagues and students nothing seemed
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to be done about it in the first couple
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days but as the days Drew by that
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feeling of Wonder turned into concern
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his workplace couldn't get hold of him
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and with the days piling up many grew
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worried for his own safety as many of
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these stories begin the authorities were
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called for a wellness check and
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unfortunately after arriving at his
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residence they were met with a sad and
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gruesome scene officers wouldn't find
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one but two bodies leoku and his wife
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Lee yonak were both found inside the
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property among a very messy and violent
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crime scene forensics determined that
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although he had been stabbed in the neck
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this wasn't actually the cause of his
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death he had suffered blunt force traum
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across his head and multiple parts of
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his body now statistically speaking
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homicide is quite rare for elderly
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people in their 70s and to add to this
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both of these people were quite
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well-liked in the neighborhood and had
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no enemies and and the motive was just
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as perplexing with Dio Su being a
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professor it was quite obvious to say
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that the Lee family were relatively
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wealthy but with all valuables remaining
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in the property this clearly wasn't
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about the money I mean whoever the
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killer was they even left a case filled
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to the brim with jewelry in the bedroom
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so this clearly wasn't with intention
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for profit in cases like this with no
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obvious motive the killer almost always
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knows the victims however upon further
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investigation officers realized that all
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family and friends had an alibi and so
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with no obvious suspects officers began
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to dig deeper into the
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investigation just as detectives began
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to tuck into this case another startling
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Revelation came only two weeks later on
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October the 9th another incident was
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reported to the authorities the home of
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another family in Soul had been invaded
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and upon entering the property officers
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found three bodies Kang Yun son an
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85-year-old wealthy woman alongside her
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60-year-old daughter-in-law and her
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35-year-old handicapped son had all been
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murdered it was noted that this home was
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occupied by three vulnerable individuals
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making them easy targets for their
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assant once again it was a violent and
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bloody scene and the smell of blood was
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thick in the air officers found the
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grandmother's body in the downstairs
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bathroom and after ascending the blood
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covered staircase they found the other
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two forensic investigators observed that
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all had suffered a very violent death
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which unfortunately was a horrific way
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for the husband of the grandmother to
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find his family after investigating the
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crime scene and all possible suspects
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detectives once again found no leads the
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husband who came home from work to find
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his wife daughter and Grandson murdered
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was quite understandably Beyond
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devastated he told the officers that he
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couldn't think of anyone who would want
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to do this to his family and apparently
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in Desperate grief he even screamed at
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the family's fish tank to tell the fish
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did you see who did it tell me you know
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who did sadly this second murder scene
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was only the beginning of a series of
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patterned attacks and only one week
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later yet another similar scene would
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unfold in the soul area that was when
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60-year-old Yu Jun he was found by her
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son in the afternoon it was immediately
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clear that she was near death after
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being savagely beaten with what
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authorities could only describe as a
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large hammer and although she was alive
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when her son arrived she sadly passed
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away only 30 minutes later one month
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later another elderly wealthy man was
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found dead in his home 87-year-old Kim
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Jong suuk was found deceased alongside
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his housekeeper that being 53-year-old
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Bei he both of them had been bludgeoned
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to death with a hammer and according to
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the blood found at the crime scene they
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were killed as they slept in their beds
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what was strange about this time is that
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the house had also been set on fire in
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an act of arson supposedly and most
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likely to destroy any evidence left
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behind and unfortunately the killer was
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successful too the authorities found no
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substantial clues or leads and the only
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evidence Left Behind were a few bloody
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Footprints it became clear that whoever
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was behind this long streak of brutal
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murders was specific spefically
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targeting wealthy elderly people in the
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city to have five individual homicide
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incidents happened in such a short time
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frame was certainly concerning for the
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authorities and it definitely kept the
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public on their toes what is worse is
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that nobody knew if the killer would
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strike again they didn't know if this
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was an isolated series of events or if
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he would keep on going until he was
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caught but at the turn of the New Year
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Soul's brand new serial killer would all
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of a sudden stop and that was for very
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good reason because it was around this
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time frame that officers found one small
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but crucial piece of evidence and that
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was surveillance footage with this
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happening in the year 2003 surveillance
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cameras were still relatively rare in
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Soul however the owner to a nearby
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business installed a camera and found
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something very interesting on the night
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of a murder the surveillance camera
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captured this image of a man coming from
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the direction of the crime scene and
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while that in itself was not alarming to
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to the detectives it became far more
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significant to the investigation when
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one of the murdered family members
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claimed that his jacket belonged to the
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victim the decision to release this
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image to the public was not considered
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lightly but in the end officers decided
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that they would have more success in
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finding their killer if people knew
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about it they also offered a huge 1
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million1 reward for any information that
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led to the arrest of this killer the
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equivalent of
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$37,000 or3
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,000 now although the news was sure to
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stop the killer for a short while he
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would eventually return at the turn of
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the new year but this time his targets
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were the complete opposite of his
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previous victims leading many to believe
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that maybe Soul was experiencing two
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separate serial
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killers starting in February of 2004
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Soul found itself trapped in a series of
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chilling disappearances but instead of
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elderly people being murdered in their
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own homes it was now young women
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Vanishing across the city it was 1 month
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later in March of 2004 that one of those
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women's bodies was discovered the
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remains of 23-year-old Quan Jin he were
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found along a trail near soang
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University what was somewhat puzzling to
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officers is that her remains were not
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actually complete her body had been
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dismembered into several smaller pieces
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with what seemingly seemed to be
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multiple chunks of Flesh absent from her
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body jinhe was a young woman working in
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Soul's Redlight district and sadly as is
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often the case for sex workers she
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didn't have the best support network
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around her engaging in night workk often
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comes with a substantial risk to one's
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safety and unfortunately it often comes
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as no surprise when sex workers
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disappear many of these women are often
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faced with financial hardship are
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coerced into the profession out of
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necessity or alternatively are abducted
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under false pretenses such as innocent
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sounding job offers and although
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prostitution was technically illegal in
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Soul at the time corrupt police officers
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would often turn a Blind Eye in fact
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some of those officers would even take
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bribes and form working relationships
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with many of the working women's pimps
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unfortunately our mysterious serial
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killer realized this was a prime
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Community to Target slowly over time
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many within the red light district began
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to notice that more and more women were
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disappearing and by July of that year
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several sex workers were confirmed to
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have vanished to be more precise between
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April and July of 2004 nine women
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disappeared from the mapu area of Saul
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it was also noted that all of them had
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seemingly disappeared overnight usually
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after accepting a
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job now most of these jobs involved the
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escorts going to a pre-arranged location
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such as a home or a hotel which in
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general is much safer than going to the
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red light district and perhaps no
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surprise whatsoever but this would
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eventually be the beginning to our
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serial killer downfall it was in July of
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2004 that one of those local brothel
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received an atome request for an escort
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now this brothel already experienced one
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of their escorts to disappear a few
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weeks prior one who still hadn't
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returned and so with that in mind they
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were extra careful with the women that
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they had left and that is when they
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realized that this request came from the
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same phone number used for the escort
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that had already vanished
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now with pimps and covert police
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officers having regular contact with
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each other this was the perfect
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opportunity for them to collaborate and
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bring whoever this person was down and
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so at 2 a.m. on July the 15th 2004 that
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call was made to the authorities and
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this would Mark the beginning to an
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interesting operation detectives had no
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idea what to expect and so they
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organized a typical sting operation
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working with the informant and one of
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his local call girls and so after
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setting the scene with a rigged Park and
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a squad nearby they waited with baited
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breath for their suspect to finally
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arrive and in the early morning hours
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that is when he appeared out of the
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darkness it became immediately apparent
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that whoever this suspect was he did
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have something to hide that's because
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when confronted by officers the man
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suddenly went berserk in fact he
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resisted his arrest so violently that it
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took five officers to subdue him what is
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strange is that immediately after being
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pinned to the ground officers found him
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to be choking on something in his mouth
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they soon realized that he had chewed up
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the co girl's flyer and was now trying
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to swallow it in a desperate effort to
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destroy the evidence no surprise he was
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apprehended and then arrested and soon
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after being transferred to the station
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the Frantic man was identified to be
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32-year-old you young CH who the chief
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officer noted at the time was an average
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to good-looking man and a far cry from
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the stereotypical serial killer now we
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have heard of this before in other
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countries but Korean law states that you
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may only hold a suspect for up to 48
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hours without evidence or then be forced
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to let them go so the game was on for
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detectives to find some sort of evidence
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to link him conveniently he had already
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proven to have a rather violent temper
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upon arrest and so with this information
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at hand the interrogators planned to use
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this to their advantage surprisingly he
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proved to be arrogant and even proud in
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his seat telling the officers that he
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was the one in charge and they had no
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control whatsoever perhaps a sign of
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difference in culture and modern day
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times but one of the officers then
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slapped him on the back of his head
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which only seemed to anger young CH even
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further excerpts from the interview show
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that the officers then taunted him
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saying there is no way you could have
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killed anyone I can tell you don't have
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the stomach for it young CH seeed in a
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seat before for then asking for a piece
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of paper he then began to draw lines on
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the paper like the markings found on a
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prison wall after some time he then
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stopped at 30 lines that is when he said
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that is how many people I have killed I
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killed those four old bags
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too how times have changed nowadays it
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can take months to crack a serial killer
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back then all you had to do is slap them
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around the back of the head and they
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tell you everything being serious though
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his confession did take many officers by
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surprise I mean a few of them wondered
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if he was perhaps Behind These escorts
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disappearing but no one expected him to
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be murdering the elderly too and so Yu
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young CH was asked to prove it in
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response he was taken around half a mile
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away from one of the crime scenes and
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asked which home he invaded But after
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failing to go to the right property
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several of those officers began to have
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doubts furthermore nothing that Yu young
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CH recounted matched the crime scene
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leading many to believe that maybe he
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was bluffing thing While others still
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remained skeptical well let me tell you
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a little secret here but this man he
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really was their killer he was just too
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stupid to remember so with all of this
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in mind who precisely was Yu young chel
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and with his motive so seemingly unclear
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what caused him to supposedly murder 30
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people well as it turns out young CH has
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actually been in prison before boasting
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14 convictions for minor offenses and
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acts of violence such as theft identity
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fraud forgery sexual abuse and even the
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distribution of indecent images
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involving minors all of which
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collectively meant that he had spent a
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total of 9 years in prison at this point
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in time the officers recognized that
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they were dealing with a violent man who
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enjoyed power play and sadistic games to
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make things even worse he decided to
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play with the officers by faking an
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epileptic seizure and this is where the
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authorities made a horrendous mistake
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and that's because after loosening his
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restraints and leaving him alone in the
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interrogation room Yu young Chul escaped
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from the station now this was extremely
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embarrassing for the precinct they had
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quite literally allowed a serial killer
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to escape from prison and what's worse
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he might strike
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again and so they made their way back to
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the Redlight District where they then
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notified broth looners that he was once
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again on the run but thankfully young
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CHS new found Freedom would not last
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very long in a moment of sheer luck they
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found the man walking across a crosswalk
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as if nothing had happened and of course
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after tackling him to the ground young
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CH would once again put up another tough
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fight in a matter of just 24 hours you
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young CH was once again in custody but
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this time he seemed to be rather
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Cooperative with the authorities the
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thing is you see he was not ashamed of
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his actions in fact he seems to be
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rather proud to telling them how he
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murdered his victims and let me tell you
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it's honestly not for those with a weak
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stomach soon enough he would confess to
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murdering his elderly victims and that
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furthermore he murdered them by
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bludgeoning them with various blunt
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objects including a very large hammer in
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order to prove to investigators that he
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genuinely did carry out these murders he
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created Maps depicting the layout of
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each house this also included where the
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bodies were found and various items of
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Interest young CH claimed that his
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motive behind these murders was not
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theft or burglary but instead was a
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simple disdain for the wealthy he
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claimed to have grown up in near poverty
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and spent most of his adult life Behind
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Bars while trying to make a name for
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himself and so with all of these efforts
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in vain he grew hatred to those who
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simply had it easy he also claims to
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have murdered nine female escorts by
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calling up various agencies collecting
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handed out flyers from the red light
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district and then looking through
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various personal ads to find his victims
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he would then meet up with them to
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utilize their services lead them back to
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his apartment and have sex with them and
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then plan to murder them young CH would
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use his bathroom as a gateway to Hell it
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was in that room that he would grab his
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hammer sneak up behind them while they
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were freshening up and then beat them to
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death with him living on the third floor
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of an apartment complex he would then
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Place their bodies in the bathtub before
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removing their heads with a meat cleaver
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and then he would hang that head on the
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wall after that he would then carefully
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separate the body into several more
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pieces so they could all fit into small
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plastic bags and taking things one step
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further he would even pay for his own
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x-rays so he could study his body and
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get a more straightforward cart I guess
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this is yet another Hallmark of a
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vintage serial killer because nowadays
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You' just go on Google but I guess back
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then they didn't have that
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luxury after the grizzly cleanup he
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would then drive them out to the
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countryside hike up a mountain trail and
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then bury their bodies in a shallow
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grave in the end all of his victims lay
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less than 1 M apart from each other and
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under only 50 cm of dirt as proof he was
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more than happy to lead the authorities
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to the Grave s sites where all nine
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bodies recovered were marked with trash
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used as gravestones young CH also shared
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that while his hatred towards the
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wealthy was his initial motive that did
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actually change over time in the year
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2003 young CH discovered that his
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girlfriend was actually an escort and
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when she refused to stop seeing other
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men he took that betrayal way too
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personally alongside this unfortunate
20:37
incident his new partner had also found
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out about his previous criminal record
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and after finding out about how much of
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a monster he really was she swiftly cut
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ties with him this gave young CH a deep
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resentment towards women especially
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escorts and so consequently it threw him
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into a rage that reignited as murderer
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impulses now despite the frequent
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rejections young CH was not always
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unlucky with love in fact he had been
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married once before in the year 1992 and
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had even had a son with his wife however
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this marriage fell apart shortly after
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the birth of their child leaving Young
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CH to be single for most of his
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remaining adult life young CH claimed
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that he was an average man during the
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daytime however as night fell his dark
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and violent tendencies would come out
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out to play even more disturbing he
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claims to have eaten some of his victims
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most notably their livers and this is
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why some parts of their bodies were
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missing it was clear that he relished
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the power over his victims and he was
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confident and even proud about their
21:44
murders and so for quite obvious reasons
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this case literally haunted the country
21:49
of South Korea and Y young CH became one
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of the most prolific serial killers to
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date throughout Court proceedings young
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CH would often stand in front of cameras
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and crowds and proudly announce that he
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was responsible for the murders he had
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committed roughly translated he would
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tell them women shouldn't be [ __ ] and
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the rich they know what they've done no
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surprise but as part of his trial he was
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assessed by a criminal psychologist but
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was not deemed to be mentally
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compromised it also became evident that
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he was aware of the immorality of his
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actions recognized through his efforts
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to conceal bodies and then aade the law
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furthermore psychologists believe that
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he had created his own belief system and
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exhibited signs of antisocial
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personality disorder it was on September
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the 6th 2004 that young CH made his
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first court appearance during this time
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he refused to defend himself and told
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the authorities that he would not attend
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the rest of his trial unlucky for him he
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had no choice but during his forced
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attendance he did become quite agitated
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and even lunged at officials went upset
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anyway on December the 13th 2004 Yu
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young CH was found guilty of 20 counts
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of murder and no surprise in line with
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Korea's Judicial System he was sentenced
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to death for his crimes the so District
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Court responded with murders of as many
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as 20 people are unprecedented in the
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nation and a very serious crime the
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death penalty is inevitable for you in
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light of the enormous pains inflicted on
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the families concerned and the entire
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Society since then young Chul has been
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held at the soul Detention Center under
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maximum security for the past two
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decades where to this day he awaits his
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final
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fate although capital punishment is
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indeed permissible by law in South Korea
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it has not actually been carried out
23:47
since the Year
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1997 during his trial young CH actually
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thanked the judge for receiving the
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death penalty and so I can imagine that
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he is not too pleased with the delay
23:58
unless of course he was acting badass
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for the attention what is sad though is
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that many innocent individuals lost
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their lives to this monster all because
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he wanted revenge and power for not
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feeling in control over his own life his
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victims were Partners parents sons and
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daughters and I'm sure their loved ones
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miss them to this very day although Y
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young Chul claims to have murdered 30
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people only 20 are guaranteed even still
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at least 20 people will never know the
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future that they were supposed to have
24:32
all because of the terrible actions of
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one selfish individual let us hope that
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the families of these victims will find
24:39
peace in knowing that he will never see
24:41
another day of
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freedom and I suppose that brings us to
24:46
the end of this haunting story I'm not
24:48
going to lie this was quite a heavy one
24:50
to cover and some of the details needed
24:53
heavy filtering and so on that note tell
24:55
me what you think about this case it's a
24:58
little bit different because we're
24:59
focusing on a serial killer here so it's
25:01
quite hard to Zone in on the details and
25:03
also would you like to hear more stories
25:05
from Asia because quite honestly there
25:08
are some absolutely crazy stories out
25:11
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that's pretty much the end of the video
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today so thank you again so much for
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