
Suspect Jung (left) leaving the residence dressed as a woman and Mr. Jeong usually appear
After news broke on the 26th of the death of A, a 25-year-old Chinese female student who went missing in Korea, related search terms rose to the top of real-time search rankings on Chinese social media platforms like Weibo, and related media reports flooded in. Graduation Ceremony After A, who had come to Korea to attend the graduation ceremony, disappeared, posts appearing to be written by A's family appeared to be posted on Chinese Weibo, prompting local attention to A's whereabouts and safety. The person who killed Ms. A Until the identity was revealed, there were concerns in the area that "the woman was exposed to crime while living alone in Korea." As interest focused on the relationship between Mr. A and the perpetrator, as well as the perpetrator's nationality, it was revealed that the perpetrator was Mr. Jung (31), a Chinese instructor of the same nationality as Mr. A, erupted in anger, and it was also shocking locally that Mr. Jung was the person who reported Mr. A's disappearance to the police. Local netizens demanded severe punishment, saying, "Korea has not carried out executions in 30 years, so Mr. Jung should be extradited to China for trial," and "He should be executed according to Chinese law." China's Jimok Newspaper reported that since a criminal extradition treaty has been signed between Korea and China, the suspect He stated that extradition to China for trial is legally possible, and defined Korea as a 'de facto abolitionist country,' highlighting the possibility of actual extradition . The Chinese Consulate General requested a swift and thorough investigation by the Korean police, and demanded severe punishment for the perpetrator, and said they would also provide consular assistance for the bereaved family. On the morning of the 20th, Mr. Jeong killed Mr. A at his residence in Hayang-eup, Gyeongsan City, then mutilated the body and abandoned it in various locations across the country. He is also charged with obstruction of official duties by fraud, ,,, of falsely reporting missing persons to the police to confuse the investigation, or traveling to Dongdaegu Station dressed as Mr. A and turning off A's mobile phone in disguise.
Comments 0
Log in to comment.