20 Police Officers Listened On The Phone As He Sliced Her Into 365 Pieces To Make Human Flesh Pills

[Music]. bada bing bada boom there's a very. famous apartment unit in South Korea. this one apartment unit was all over the. news for months I mean almost everyone. in Korea at the time knew about it and. it's interesting because typically South. Korean Apartments will go viral for. being expensive there's complexes like. 91 Hanan complex in South Korea we. briefly covered it on my other channel. Stephanie Sue but it almost has this. Black Mirror feeling to it it's like a. for in the middle of so South Korea even.

in order to get in not into somebody's. personal unit but just onto the grounds. the walking path outside you need to. pass a four-step verification system the. complex it's like a city inside a city. it's really crazy A lot of K-pop Idols. live there and typically these units. will go viral because a K-pop Idol will. come and drop 7 million in cash for it. 15 million in cash for it and it's all. over the news you don't really hear.

about random regular Apartments going. viral this one-bedroom apartment went. viral for what happened inside you step. inside this unit and you're going to. feel like you're in some sort of Serial. Killer's bunker the place is foul even. just looking at pictures of it there's. not many surfaces it's barely furnished. but the few flat surfaces there are. they're greasy they're not even sticky. looking they look greasy like they're. covered slick and oil the whole place is.

said to smell like perpetually wet. towels it's like there were towels. bunched up and thrown into the corner. and just forgotten that pungent sour. mildew smell the whole place is a mess. it looks almost trashed there's woman's. feminine pads littered all over the. place except there's no woman that lives. there there's dozens of graphic photos. of women just laying around on the floor. on the bed on the desk next to crumpled. up dirty tissues there's poisonous snake.

liquor bottles in the restroom wa. poisonous snake liquor bottle what is. that where they put a dead poisonous. snake into the liquor oh yeah we talked. about it in the North Korea case yeah. yeah yeah yeah now business cards for. traveling workers we come to you they. say all crammed into 200 ft even the. door to the unit it's this storage shed. looking steel door no peephole just a. random dirty steel door bolted to the.

side of a brick building right when you. walk in the whole place is said to be. very dark on the left there's a small. kitchen refrigerator sink kitchen knives. then to your right there's a door to the. bathroom you don't even need to walk in. to know that the entire room is going to. wkak of stale urine for whatever reason. if you do decide to keep walking in. deeper into the unit you step further in. you're going to see a bedroom it's even. more grimy there's a dirty bed pushed up. against the wall open suitcases all over. the floor they're all stuffed with dirty.

clothes dirty underwear is poking out. with marks on them it's nasty look some. psychiatrists believe the home is a. window into the patient's mind which if. that's the case whatever is going on in. this apartment it's not looking good but. it is absolutely perfect for 41-year-old. oh one this is his kitchen he's got his. washing machine in the unit what more. can he ask for and the rent is only $150. a month and more importantly the. neighbors do not bother him that is the. most most important thing to this man to.

get into a flow State he needs complete. and utter privacy. isolation the night of April 1st Sunday. night old1 is getting into his next. atome project everything is just set up. for Success he's got a whole bottle of. his favorite Chinese liquor. 55% alcohol by volume vodka is about 40%. this is stronger and he drinks it like. water he sips on it all day long since. he got home he's still sober but the. alcohol is making him dehydrated every.

sip that he takes his dry cracked lips. are sticking to his rotting yellow teeth. he's wiping his lips with the back of. his hand and he's grabbing his phone. because it's that time again he feels. the urge first the urge starts in his. stomach but then it's basically. autopilot mode he's staring at the. screen swiping swiping and it's a whole. debate does he finish the video that he. started earlier or does he find a. completely new more exciting video Maybe.

go with the unknown it could be his. comfort video just playing in the. background while he works he presses. play and he puts his phone up against. the bathroom sink and the woman's. moaning is just echoing off the bathroom. wall he lights a cigarette squats down. with his 8in kitchen knife and starts. moving it back and forth he has a. plastic bag next to him and he starts. slicing thin uniform slices of meat like. the ones you get at Hot Pot or shabo.

shaboo and the key is that each cut has. to be uniform all the same thickness and. size it's the most enjoyable for. consumption in that way he makes another. thin slice he looks up stares at his. phone and the woman is still making. explicit noises because it's an adult. video he makes another slice looks up. the woman on his screen is now screaming. he makes another slice looks up the. woman on his screen is close to crying. now before old one knew knew it 6 hours.

had passed he had fallen into his Flow. State he had. 365 plus pieces of meat cut meticulously. in uniform same-sized thin pieces he's. portioned them out and placed them into. 17 separate black plastic bags and now. all that's left really are just the. bones and the parts that don't really. matter he flips over the piece that he's. been working on all morning morning and.

he stares at her face he didn't take any. meat from there because you know those. Fish drawings where it shows the fish's. head and tail that are intact with the. middle part are all bones her face and. hair were still intact but below her. neck every piece of her body all the. flesh had been sliced off up until her. knees he had deboned her. [Music].

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to be a lot less of a focus on the. victim's life before the crime however. the victim's family have been very. outspoken about their thoughts of the. handling of this case so this episode is. going to primarily focus more on that. and an additional note the family. members have also chosen to stay. Anonymous as well lastly the theory. included in today's video is not just an. internet Theory it was actually debated. in court during the trial and the. victim's family firmly believes this to. be the truth so we're not diving into.

a deep sensitive online Theory I mean. this is truly what the victim's family. believe happened to their loved ones or. at least they believe there's a strong. connection here so with that being said. let's get into it a few years ago at. inton International Airport in South. Korea Customs officers are doing routine. checks in the incoming luggage they're. expecting occasional expected violations. prohibited food items live Wildlife I. mean you would be surprised at how often. people try to smuggle in live animals.

into a foreign country live tarantulas. pigeons wrapped in padded envelopes. stranger things have happened in the. Customs department but they're like wait. don't let that one through the scans are. all ringing off on that one the Customs. officers they pull a few suitcases off. to the side they open them up and. they're just staring at each other. they're staring at thousands almost. 20,000 so not even just thousand like. think about. 20,000 pills stuffed into clear Ziploc. plastic bags.

capsules or capsules clear capsules that. have this weird dark orange almost. brownish powder inside No Label no. identifying markers no bottle just pills. inside plastic bags I mean they do kind. of look like supplements but I mean do. you really need 177,000 pills in a. plastic bag for a light vacation no what. is it labels nothing nothing not even a. note it's just magnesium not suspicious. at all yeah and so South Korea being. South Korea the first thought they have.

is drugs we have just stumbled upon a. massive narcotic smuggling operation to. them this is El Choo level activity they. confiscate all the pills they start. testing every single one of them what. the hell is in this apparently the pills. were being smuggled into Korea and being. advertised as performance-enhancing. pills for vitality and drive it's. supposed to boost your stanina beyond. that they have no idea what this pill is. for some people say actually that pill.

cures cancer it cures everything if. you've got a problem you take these. pills that's why we're bringing to South. Korea to save South Koreans that's the. thing right but no label No Label. nothing it's a magic pill to fix your. life's problem and your entire body you. can't get excited during intimate time. take this pill do you have a terminal. illness take this pill okay so what are. they made out of a legally strong Viagra. methamphetamines fenol the lab techs. start testing them all opioids negative.

ketamine negative cocaine negative fenyl. negative it is a mystery pill they have. no idea what's inside this pill but. there is something interesting some of. the pills were tested and they showed. high levels of super. bacteria super bacteria super bacteria. is typically a bacteria that cannot be. killed with antibiotics so if it's. ingested by a human it's very hard to. kill it once it's inside your system. it's like a irus yeah they're like.

antibiotic resistant so is this some. sort of biot terrorism attack yeah I. mean they're going to pass these out to. civilians and get them sick on bacteria. that are hard to treat it's going to. cause an outbreak I mean it's not going. to kill the country but it it is going. to cause problems would have been a very. strange plan though which gave someone. an idea they test the pills for. something else and they finally come. back positive the pills were a match for. humans.

human flesh powdered concentrated packed. into neat little doses the pills were. made from powdered humans there were. even little hairs found inside the. capsules but where would you even get. the raw material for the human flesh. capsules and that leads them to the very. pressing question of how many humans. does it take to make. 177,000 human flesh capsules. suan South Korea is actually a really.

beautiful city it's typically incredibly. safe too it's the place where Samsung. has their huge facility literally called. Samsung digital city a city inside of a. city employees get access to their own. health services facilities kindergartens. bus systems sports facilities. restaurants like all the big Tech zones. suan is relatively very safe but in the. span of a few years something strange. did happen 150 women in suan. mysteriously vanished when was this this.

was in like 2011 that's very recent and. scary what we'll get to it now the. energy in the tiny apartment in suan. South Korea is very weird it feels. disjointed so you have two people inside. the very gross dingy apartment I was. just telling you about and they're. staring at each other just standing. there on one side you have 42-year-old. olw one the owner of the apartment and. he's looking at 28-year-old a woman. named Kimmy he's looking her up and down.

like they just got back from a hot date. and he just needs to play some jazz. music to get the mood started on the. other hand she's looking at him like he. just grew a second head he turns to her. and repeats the question I said how much. excuse me how much I'm going to give you. $1,500 is that okay that's 10 times his. rent I there's no way that she's going. to say no right that's what 0 is. thinking honestly he's kind of getting. pissed off that Kimmy isn't jumping up.

and down at this opportunity it's. starting to agitate him Kimmy is staring. at him like he's lost his freaking mind. and she's scanning the room behind him. scanning the door the kitchen looking. for any sort of sharp object or weapon. she can use anything to defend herself. and he continues come on just tell me. the price that's probably the best. you'll ever get offered so play with me. Kimmy does not respond first of all. she's not a sex worker which I mean. doesn't change anything no is no but. also she had just been kidnapped off the.

street five minutes ago the man had. attacked Kimmy in the alleyway put her. in a choke hold dragged her into his. apartment what is he even talking about. right now instead of trying to reason. with a man like this or even trying to. understand what's going on Kimmy decides. to just make a run for it she books it. trying to get past him and heads. straight for the door but he reaches out. his arm grabs her slams her down and. drags her into the bedroom he throws her. onto the bed and starts forcibly. undressing her he is licking her all.

over her face and chest area and every. time he would get near her she would. fight hard she's pushing him away. scratching him so hard that there are. chunks of his skin lodged between her. fingernails but it's like he doesn't. even care he doesn't even feel it the. only thing he feels right now is the. overwhelming sensation to urinate he. always had to urinate before he has. intimate relations so he walks over to. the restroom Kimmy lunges for the. bedroom door slams it shut and locks it. so in order for her to leave the.

apartment unit the only exit would be. past the restroom oh the restroom is. outside of the bedroom so she locks the. bedroom door like lock her inside or. inside the bedroom because there's no. way she can run past him to the front. door she's already tried it it didn't. work so instead it's easier for her to. lock herself in the bedroom and now she. starts looking for an Escape Route she. could not have made it again past the. bathroom so she's looking for any sort. of window and this apartment is Tiny the.

window in the bedroom is Tiny it's a. small fit but maybe she can squeeze so. behind her she's hearing slamming on the. bedroom door and she just needs to hurry. but before she can even get a limb out. the window the door to the room slams. open she gets thrown onto the ground the. man punches her twice then another three. times in the face she's screaming. apologizing pleading with the man but. he's not listening he's just slowly.

unrolling duct tape he's tying her arms. together and then her legs and he ties. her up with so much duct tape she cannot. move she's screaming the entire time. screaming for help telling him that it. hurts he's hurting her that she's sorry. she won't do it again until the very. last little sound and he covers up her. mouth in moments like this you think if. someone could just hear someone else's. screams like a neighbor right or someone. that would change things right mhm well.

someone does hear Kimmy scream there is. another person inside that room there's. 20 other people to be exact inside that. room what in the corner of the messy. bedroom there's a small light Kimmy's. phone she had kicked it to the corner. when he broke in through the door 20. people were on the line on a phone call. listening to Kimmy getting assaulted. this is the game of are you smarter than. a police officer I'm going to tell you.

guys about a press conference that the. police officers held about a new case. and you tell me everything wrong with it. because there's a lot April 2nd 2012 the. huan police department make an. announcement if you're just to read the. news or quickly watch it on TV and you. don't focus on exactly the words that. they're saying you might think that it. it sounds on par with the type of news. that is typically released by. investigative authorities right the. police have made an arrest in a. suspected murder and dismemberment case. the police report to the public that it. all started the day before with an.

alarming highly distressing 15-second. long emergency phone call from a victim. at around 10:50 p.m. a woman called the. Emergency Services line and she just. starts screaming into the phone she's. not trying to be coherent because she's. being actively attacked she's just. screaming at the top of her lungs and. being sexually assaulted I'm being. dragged in by a stranger help me please. then the line Cuts dead she does not. tell them where she is what this man.

looks like who this man is who she is. nothing so for 15 seconds they hear. nothing but her screaming and then she. hangs up she hangs up okay the 112. operators are looking at each other like. okay what the hell do we do they have no. idea where to even start looking because. the call was so short they couldn't. trace it we could try going to the cell. tower location that gives us at least a. perimeter of where to search but that's. about it that's all we have I mean we. don't even know what the woman that. we're looking for looks like or what. she's wearing we've got nothing. so they do what they can they deploy all.

available police officers and they start. meticulously scanning through canvasing. all the empty Parks Construction zones. parking lots their whole police force is. out there looking for this woman when. they don't even know what she looks like. they comb through the residential areas. and because it's so late they stated. they didn't want to disturb the. residents so they would tiptoe up to the. apartment doors or Windows and slowly. ever so slightly lean in so that their. ears practically touching the door and. they would just listen.

sh the women on the phone was obviously. very loud if they heard anything. suspicious they would break down the. door and charge in to save the caller. but most of the residential areas they. would put their ear up to the door and. they wouldn't hear anything so that. means the woman must not be in that unit. time is Key here they need to be. efficient they stayed at the press. conference even though every single. police officer on the squad stayed up. overnight not a single one of them got a. wink of sleep that night they could not. locate the caller until the morning the. Sun comes comes up they're still out.

there in their smelly uniforms that. they've been crawling around in all. night putting their faces up to random. residential doors listening and a woman. comes up to them she looks embarrassed. she asks them gently what are you guys. in the neighborhood for what are you. doing ma'am we're looking for a. kidnapped woman likely assaulted by a. man the woman looks uncomfortable if I. had just known I didn't know I mean look. I I saw a couple last night they were. fighting maybe it's them I didn't know. that that was the situation obviously uh.

please I mean last night I saw them and. I thought it was just like a married. couple having a fight and I just try to. stay out of their way and mind my own. business well what were they fighting. about um well the man was dragging the. woman into the building in a choke. hold what and and you thought it was a. married couple were they calling each. other honey yo baby. taga no the woman was screaming please. help me. like I said I thought it was a married.

couple fight so I stayed in my own lane. and I minded my own. business okay well did you see where. they went yes they went into that. apartment unit right there the one with. the greasy steel door that's the one are. you're kidding me there is now a group a. police officer standing in front of this. dingy door and it looks like the back. door to a creepy Warehouse that you. don't ever want to be at are you sure. this is the one that the women pointed. at yes we double checked it didn't look. like anybody was home they try knocking. on the door multiple times to UNP police.

open up one of the officers walks around. to the window and there's just dark. urine scented stains on the exterior. walls of the building the window edges. look like they're molding like black. fuzzy mold just ready to take over the. officer crinkles his nose gets closer. and tries to poke around to see if he. can get a good view into the unit. through the window he's scanning from. left to right halfway through his eyes. go big he he's he's in there he's here. there's someone in there he's got a.

knife the officers break down the door. and they catch old one holding a bloody. knife he's in the process of wrapping. tiny pieces of thinly sliced flesh in. plastic he has sorted out pieces of meat. into at least 14 separate plastic bags. some of the plastic bags were found. stuffed into his washing machine and. when the officers step into the bathroom. they find Kimmy's body you know those. videos of the fancy seafood shops where.

they get the shipment of a 300 lb tuna. fish and they just start cutting into. the tuna like a thin slice and let. someone taste it Kimmy was found kind of. in that state a lot of people call this. this huan dismemberment case however she. was not necessarily dismembered he did. not really break through much of her. bones she had been def fleshed like. deboned her flesh was he didn't touch. the main bone he was slicing flesh from. her body that was intact it's not like.

he dismembered her and then was deboning. he was just cutting off the pieces of. Flesh from her full body like he's not. breaking into small the whole body still. like there it's just without the like. her skeleton is practically just there. oh my gosh yeah now the unsettling part. of this is that typically Killers if. they go down the dismembering route they. will dismember their victims and then. perhaps I guess at that point you know. they might slice the flesh off I don't.

think it's very typical I'm not saying. that any of this makes sense even the. dismembering and killing victims. obviously that doesn't make sense but. from a criminology standpoint a lot of. experts said it is very interesting yeah. because the motive changed now like the. intention is different because. dismemberment typically the motive is. disposal yeah but he did not dismember. her at all just slicing flesh now Wan. tun is sitting in the interrogation room. of this huan police apartment he's. looking around checking out the.

sturdiness of the chairs big. budget Owen tells the police well last. night was just one of those nights he. tells them he doesn't like the idea of. having orange peels in his trash they're. like what are you talking about every. day when Owen gets home from work he. eats dinner that night he had leftover. boiled pork leg and then he was Downing. two cups of super strong Chinese liquor. you know but he's not like blackout. drunk or anything this is how he's. talking really just Tipsy he's watching.

Chinese dramas and maybe it was. something in the scene of the movie it. starts inspiring him and it it just. Dawns on him I know what I need to do I. need to eat an orange for dessert he. peels an orange eats an orange while. watching his little drama but then. realizes the orange peels they have. sugar they're naturally very fragrant of. course bugs are going to come so I. wanted to throw them out and get a quick. smoke break at the same time so he goes. outside for a quick smoke break oen. starts walking them through the events. of the night the roads are EMP y kind of. chilly outside maybe 40° alcohol is.

making everything sweaty so the cold air. is actually kind of nice refreshing he. walks outside throws his bag of trash. away and orange peels into the dumpster. he stands in the alleyway to finish. smoking his cigarette when what the hell. is your deal hm he looks up and this. girl this 28-year-old youngl looking. girl had bumped into his shoulder in the. alleyway clearly she's not looking at. where she's going because it's not even. like he was moving is just standing. there smoking his cigarette and that's.

the victim what happened Owen said they. shared a few words along the lines of. watch where the hell you're going what. are you on your phone or something Owen. thought that the girl was going to. apologize and back down or Runway scared. but instead she's smirking she's getting. on her tippy toes getting up in his face. full on cussing him out it's setting him. off he starts screaming she starts. screaming back at him and then Owen. decides he can't take it anymore he. decides to grab her by the neck throw.

her onto the ground put her in a choke. cold and start dragging her into his. apartment unit to assault her to teach. her a lesson the motive of the crime oan. was angry at her for bumping him Tim in. the alleyway also he just had this. overwhelming urge to essay her what can. he say he did what he did he continues. on with his version of events and he. States He drags her into the apartment. starts trying to assault her but he. can't get excited because he feels like. he needs to pee you know it's like hold.

that thought he runs into the restroom. he keeps the door open so he can keep. watching Kimmy but she ends up locking. herself in his bedroom he freaks out. he's got his pants pulled down he's half. running half hopping to the bedroom door. the main problem is there's a window in. his bedroom and he's scared she's going. to try and jump out so he beats down the. door grabs a roll of duct tape starts. tying her up and he tells the police he. tried he tried really really hard to. essay her that night but she fought back.

hard so he just fell asleep with her in. his arms basically putting her in a. choke hoold to make sure she couldn't. try and Escape while he slept which she. tried of course but just as an extra. insurance policy he's just like half. strangling her through the night and. then beep beep his alarm goes off he. jumps awake at the sound of his alarm. checks it 500 a.m. and the first thing. on his mind is saay he tells the police. that he looks over at Kimmy who did not. sleep all night she looks terrified he. tries to essay her once more but he.

claims that she's even crazier about. fighting back this morning than she was. last night he thought that she'd be so. exhausted she's pushing her thighs. together so hard he decides there's. nothing more that he can do it's just. very frustrating for him at this point. he kidnapped her went through all of. this and can't even get what he wants so. he grabs one of those stainless steel. wrenches that you see in the toolboxes. he grabs it from under the kitchen sink. marches into the bedroom and whacks. Kimmy on the head once. blood splatters onto his walls he says.

he goes again twice there's blood. everywhere it's such a mess he said that. it's seeping through the blanket into. the mattress now and he's just thinking. okay I got to wrap her up in the blanket. drag her into the bathroom he tosses her. onto the bathroom floor and again it was. just one of those shitty nights he just. needs to clear his head first so he can. figure out what to do next he starts. putting his hands over his. pockets and he's like wow when one thing. goes wrong everything goes wrong where's. this freaking lighter so he goes he.

finds a spare lighter and now with this. lit cigarette in his hand his mouth is. pursed he's puffing out smoke Anan walks. back over to the restroom just to stare. at Kimmy he thought she's dead but out. of nowhere her body starts shaking and. convulsing like she's trying to get back. up he goes into the bedroom grabs a. scarf and starts strangling Kimmy with. it he does not stop until she stops. moving by that point he's done he's is. red in the face exhausted he's sitting.

against the bathroom wall to regain some. of that energy and he's reaching into. his pocket for another cigarette but he. just has this nagging feeling like a. strong paranoid feeling what if she's. still alive so he gets up and he hits. her again with the heavy steel wrench. maybe a few more times just to be. absolutely sure that she's dead for. peace of mind's sake once he's confident. that she's dead he claims to go into the. kitchen grab his favorite knife a knife. sharpener and. he's sharpening his knife and he starts.

cutting up the victim's private parts in. anger and spite then he starts the. process of slicing off a layer of Flesh. one by one he spent 6 hours trying to. break down her body into smaller pieces. he said it was his first time killing. and he needed to find a way to dispose. of her. body that is the story that oan Chun. tells the police the story of why he. felt he needed to kill and debone a. woman into over 350 pieces. because she bumped into his.

shoulder the police report the events of. the arrest to the public and they State. during their press conference we say. this with great regret but it was an. investigation where we tried we tried. our best we dispatched 35 detectives to. investigate overnight and we caught the. killer in 13 hours unfortunately it was. the best we could do it was just. ultimately a tragedy the police could do. nothing but arrest the killer which is. exactly what they they did but I mean. beyond that they can't force every.

citizen to be a law by eating moral. upstanding person right all they have. was that 15sec 1112 emergency call where. the victim screamed into the phone there. was no description of the killer no. mention of the address no name was given. all the victim had told them was i' had. been seually assaulted I don't know who. this man is I don't know where I am and. essentially the victim hung up did you. catch all the parts that don't make. sense at first neens don't think. anything is off about the police. statement they take it at face value but. a female nzen does bring up something.

interesting just a passing comment Food. For Thought I don't know if it's just me. but it just doesn't make sense to me. that a woman would argue with a strange. man in the middle of a dark alleyway at. night maybe it's just me I could. understand more if it was in public in. broad daylight but in a deserted. Alleyway at night I guess I just can't. picture it yeah journalists also think. it's interesting so they start poking. around in the case and there's just so. many weird things the police stated that. there were 35 officers out there. searching for the victim that night but.

only 20 or so officers were even on duty. that night the whole canvasing the area. story doesn't make sense either if you. really think about it the police spent a. lot of time patting each other's backs. on how none of them got a wink of sleep. while they searched for Kimmy the whole. crew was out there doing everything that. they could so clearly the police are. treating finding Kimmy as high top. priority but they didn't think it was. high priority enough to wake up a. resident ask them if they saw saw. something yeah the police are scrambling.

to save a life but then tiptoeing in the. bushes putting their ear up to people's. sh don't wake anyone up that is so weird. and how are the police so easily. believing this Old One's man's story his. motive that he killed Kimmy because she. bumped into him on the street feels. nonsensical but journalists were also. able to track down Kimmy's family who. remain anonymous but they stated that. doesn't sound like kimy at all she. wouldn't even cuss at someone that she. knows let alone a complete stranger in. the dark alleyway it's starting to feel.

like old one knew Kimmy's schedule knew. that she'd be walking home from work and. kidnapped her it feels premeditated but. still what does that have to do with the. police right they wouldn't have been. able to foresee something like that the. authorities also state that this is 's. first murder it's his first murder but. he deboned someone into over 350 pieces. a professor of criminology weighed in on. that detail and stated firsttime. offenders they try to disposed of the. body as quickly as possible if it was.

just for transportation and disposal he. would have cut the body into large. chunks the fact that he cut the body. into that many pieces or really deboned. her means that he was excited about. cutting the body which suggests that. this was not the first time you do not. escalate to this point the first time. other neens commented you don't just do. that for 6 hours unless you're getting. something out of it it takes so much. physical stamina time and effort he had. to constantly use the knife sharpener in. in between cuts to sharpen his bloody. knife and keep going another comment.

reads there's just no way I mean no way. he did that for the sole purpose of. transporting the body you just don't do. something like that on a whim if purely. disposing of the body was the goal again. he would have cut our body into big. pieces the skill that it would have. taken to do something of this caliber it. is not something that you just casually. wake up and intuitively do one butcher. even commented I've been doing this for. 20 years being a Booker and I don't know. considering that there is 360 pieces. packed even ly into 14 separate plastic. bags is just very bizarre to me even if.

it was an accidental unpremeditated. murder the cuts and how the flesh is cut. so thin it just doesn't make sense the. whole version of events presented by the. police just does not make sense but what. incentive would they have to lie it's. very difficult to find a statistic on. average of how often someone views. explicit videos online some people have. never seen porphy they have no plans to. watch it right other people compulsively.

seek it out and spend hours every single. day watching it but I think it's safe to. say that on average the normal person. does not look up videos 26 times in a. single day old one likes to start his. days with explicit videos while he's. getting ready for work it's playing in. the background while he's standing at. the bus stop waiting for the bus around. other people he will watch it with. headphones on the way to the. construction site where he works then. when he gets home from work he's going. to look again about 26 more times for. the perfect video if it's good enough he. might even considering adding it to his.

collection of 700 videos that he already. has but if it's not he'll just skip on. to the next ow one has an explicit video. addiction but he's also very much into. work there's a saying in Korea there is. no sex work in Korea except where there. is work in Korea meaning work is. technically illegal but it's also a. billion- Dollar business there's a few. different types of establishments. offering such Services whiskey bars. you go there you don't get full-on. intimacy but you still get very.

beautiful woman to sit and sip on. Whiskey with you it's kind of like a. Hostess bar a bottle of whiskey is going. to set you back a few hundred there's no. touching allowed just talking just. emotional Comfort just egoo inflation. kiss rooms you pay to pretend to have a. girlfriend for a few hours they will. snuggle you cuddle with you kiss you and. act warmly to you like you're their. boyfriend there's very light touching. allowed over the shirt perhaps but. nothing beyond that then there's. something called barber shops I don't.

think you want to get a haircut here. it's definitely a seedar place to be but. you typically get taken into a dark. grimy back room behind a barber shop and. they will. unenthusiastically help you arrive at. your destination typically it's older. less attractive women that have been. doing this perhaps since longer than. you've been born then you have window. shops these used to be really big in. itan there was even a a place in Ho. called hooker Hill which I think is.

completely inappropriate but that is. what it was called you walk down the. road and there are girls in tiny glass. boxes usually in shorttight miniskirts. trying to get your attention it's like a. cubicle it's not even really a shop it's. just like a glass box they try to get. your attention and the only thing inside. of there is a stool and a makeup vanity. and it's very clear that these girls are. being exploited because their pimp is. usually standing right outside their. glass box but I guess you could choose. the person you would like walk into.

their glass box they have a little. curtain that they draw and they try to. get you out of there as quickly as. possible there's also an establishment. called everything else rooms they're. kind of like barber shops everything but. full-on intimacy you will arrive at the. destination but you're not going to have. full intimacy and it's less grimy some. redditors say these are sometimes even. better than full-blown intimacy. establishments and they usually have. very attractive women working at these. locations then you have massage parlors. this is full-blown intimacy and I don't.

know how true this is but it's been. rumored that a lot of them have secret. tunnels and hallway set up so that if. there's a police raid you can get. quickly out of there there's also. another rumor in South Korea that police. will bust X workk. establishments for show they'll actually. call The Establishment to get rid of all. the clients and then they'll come bust. it and then it'll proceed under a new. business name typically then you have. establishments called opas which is like. a modern version of a brothel there are. apartment buildings where many of the.

apartments are rented out by rings of. workers so you walk into the apartment. building and each apartment unit is set. up like a girl's personal apartment. highly doubtful that anyone actually. lives in this building I guess it's just. part of the fantasy they say it feels. like you're walking in as their. boyfriend you're walking into their. personal apartment and there is. full-blown intimacy it's stated that. they're typically not in a rush to get. you out of there because it's more of a. repeat client based system then you have.

something called delivery services you. walk into a love Motel ask the front. clerk can I get a delivery girls number. they will typically divert you to an. organization that sends you a random. girl to the motel room door then there. are variations of room salons karaoke. bars regular bars it's very similar to. hostess bars you walk in you choose a. girl that you'd like to hang out with. but depending on the establishment you. can get either full service or almost. full service and that can cost you.

anywhere between sometimes $100 $200 the. really good ones thousands of dollars. like an hour and there's even something. called pakasa ladies so pakasa is this. famous energy drink sold in Korea and. you really only see older men drinking. it so pakasa ladies. are workers in their 60s sometimes. they're in their 80s they usually. solicit older men that play Chess at the. park. H yes but allegedly and I don't know how.

or what this means for society and the. social context of things but there has. been a rise in younger men guys in their. 20s 30s 40s actively seeking out paku. ladies yeah a lot of the clientele for. these establishments are married men and. oan Chun was an avid Avid client for. work and he was also a married man he. has a wife and a child back in China. he's got a long-term Chinese girlfriend. in South Korea that was on and off.

living in that grungy apartment but he. would spend 20% of his monthly income on. work every single month he would tell. his friends that he really liked the. idea it was amusing to him that he could. get intimacy by just paying for it each. service would cost him about $100 and he. would throw in another 10 for the. woman's taxi ride back home so maybe the. police were right the man is just. unhinged addicted to abusing women.

sexually and decided to debone and deesh. the victim in the most humiliating. gruesome way possible eight journalists. from a newspaper called Tonga one of the. largest newspapers in Korea they decide. to investigate the whole story they go. back to the neighborhood where oan lived. and they try to retrace the steps each. version of events they're rereading what. the netizens are saying and they're. thinking yeah nothing's adding up either. they start knocking on every single. apartment unit nearby knocked off. hi we're journalists from the tongo and.

we're wondering if we could just get a. moment of your time the journalist went. to over 317 locations spoke to over 137. residents and only four out of all of. them remembered seeing the police out. and about that night the others were. like the police who were searching this. area I was awake I was outside I looked. out my window I actually went up to pick. up a delivery and I saw nothing most of. the residents just said if the police. were searching we had no clue about it. the journalist to report their findings. to the public and the police they. respond okay fine yes we could have done.

a bit better of course we could have of. course anyone can but again the call was. only 15 seconds long and did not mention. a specific location we dispatched a lot. of detectives to investigate overnight. maybe it wasn't 35 because we only had. 20 on call that night but we did catch. again we did catch the killer within 13. hours of the call being placed. unfortunately it is the best we or. really anyone else in our shoes could. have done without. hindsight the interviews could have been.

conducted better yes but we searched the. area around the scene reported by the. victim but because it was late we were. unable to knock on every door in search. the public and journalists agree okay. well if the police have nothing to hide. just release the 112 call I mean that's. just going to clear everything up right. let us hear the 15 seconds and we'll. decide for ourselves if you did a good. job or not there are some rules when. you're an emergency operator but there. is one thing that you're taught in this.

line of work seconds are the difference. between life and death there's no real. guideline on how to have a good response. because every single call is different. and they need to be handled accordingly. one 911 operator said people are calling. you on the absolute worst days of their. lives the stress response is varied some. people will call you awful names or some. of them will just SOB so powerfully into. the phone that you cannot understand. them or they will scream until their. voices go out they have no clue how to. tell you where they are they have no.

idea how to even explain what's. wrong another operator said stress. you've either got what it takes or you. don't the difference between stress in. this job and stress in any other job is. that if you have a day here or if. you freeze Under Pressure here people. will literally die they said the moment. you pick up that call you have no idea. what's on the other side it could be a. prank call hey help me my mom's not. breathing or my baby is choking or. please my husband is stabbing me in a. matter of seconds it's up to the. dispatch to get all the information that.

they need where's the call coming from. where are they are there weapons. involved what does the suspect look like. what exactly happened the person on the. other line is probably panicked could be. actively dying and you need to get as. much information as possible using short. words and phrases you got to calm them. down but also okay John stay with me I. need you to tell me if your wife's chest. is moving up and down can you tell if. she's breathing can you check for me if. they don't know their location can you. tell me what you see outside can you see. any road signs but the number one. unspoken rule that doesn't even need to.

be voiced is you have to do everything. to Save a Life when you can the police. released the 112 call transcript from. Kimmy the night of her murder 911 what's. your emergency there's a woman's voice. on the other line and she's half. Whispering half trying to hold in her. screams it sounds like she's doing. everything to not scream and cry into. the phone which is what she wants to do. but she's fighting it to stay calm she's. not hysterical is it a transcript or is. it actual audio so it's a transcript I. believe one of the major news networks.

was able to hear the actual audio and. they recreated it using the transcript. so we do have an audio version of it. however that is not Kimmy's voice oh so. they didn't release the to the public. that now they did release the transcript. to the public though okay and then the. audio the recreated audio is released to. the public okay the woman is trying to. tell the authorities that she's in. danger and she needs help she's speaking. clearly hello I'm at this house before. the mour playground and I'm getting. essayed right now the mour playground.

yes right I'm at the house before the. mour playground but I don't know exactly. which house I'm in in Chong neighborhood. yes just pass the Chong Elementary. School on the way to M. playground okay I'm going to try and. locate your phone right now Kimmy sounds. relieved she lets out a cry and politely. responds there which is like a. combination of yes and like almost a. thank you wait ma'am did you say that. you're getting Ed right now yes yes and.

you don't know your exact location yes I. don't know exactly where I am it's past. Chong Elementary a little past the. Elementary on the way to the mour. playground I've locked myself in his. bedroom who who is doing this to you I. don't know this aosi please hurry hurry. up please side note aashi means old man. in this context the way it's being used. as a description literally an old man so. clearly she does not know this man she. states I don't know this old man well.

who what what do you mean you don't know. the how do you know the man I don't know. him he's a stranger then how did you get. locked in his room how did you get into. the. house I just locked myself in the room I. locked the door just now you locked the. door yes I locked the door when he left. the room for a minute can you please. tell me again where did you enter. from this is 15 seconds just wait at. this point it seems that the officer on.

the line is starting to get frustrated. he has all the other officers pick up. the phone and listen to the conversation. with him okay so side note at this point. in South Korea all 112 calls were. dispatched to the local police station. so the police at each police station. were also trained to receive emergency. calls and respond to them quickly and. efficiently 20 police officers in the. station pick up their phones and are now. listening to this woman getting. assaulted. 20 of them hear the slamming of the door.

whatever locked door Kimmy was behind. someone slamming into it and they are. listening and then all 20 of them sit. there and listen to Kimmy frantically. begging for help as a man breaks into. the room she's begging for her life. she's screaming I beg you please I'm. sorry aashi please please I'm so sorry. please this is my fault I'm sorry the. man in the room with Kimmy is not. talking he's not making any noise all. they can hear is sh the sound of duct. tape being.

unrolled okay so they are listening to. this for yes okay for a while the 20. police officers say nothing then one of. them opens their mouth while Kimmy is. still screaming hello can you tell me. the address. again hello what hello.

for 1 minute and 20 seconds Kimmy is. screaming out in pain begging for. forgiveness and then the line goes. quiet Kimmy hangs up time is a very. interesting thing because sometimes we. perceive time to be moving slower or. faster depending on what we're doing but. it is still a very objective measurement. 60 seconds will always be 60 seconds. even to someone if it feels like 90. seconds or it feels like 15 seconds 60. seconds is 60 seconds right so the.

police are trying to say well remember. how we said it was 15 seconds it was. actually a minute and 20 seconds the. phone call that the police released is. five times longer than what they stated. it originally was and now the public has. five times the questions why would you. lie and say it was 15 seconds when it. wasn't I mean that doesn't even make. sense and first of all didn't the police. say that she never gave any sort of. address in the release transcript she. doesn't tell them the exact location. fine but she does get as close as she.

can she clearly tells them she's near. the elementary school in the direction. of the playground it's not exact but. it's pretty damn close she basically. gave them a scope of a few blocks to. search and find her with her description. and some critical thinking skills the. police could have narrowed down their. search to a 2 to three block radius she. practically pointed to a map drew a big. red circle for the police officers and. told them I'm in here but the the police. on the phone instead of asking her. questions that can narrow her location.

down even more asking what kind of. building she's in what floor of the. apartment unit is it if there's anything. she can see out the window what kind of. stove does the kitchen have do you. remember any characteristics of the. building what color is the building they. just scream into the phone vague. frustrating questions of where are you. hello do you know how do you know this. man side note Kimmy was incredibly. accurate with her information she was. trapped in a house that was 264 ft away. from the elementary school. about 105 steps basically one block away.

she was also just a 7-minute walk away. from the police. station 7 minutes from these people. these cops yes so that means they could. have gotten there within minutes within. minutes also why are the police still. talking when the perpetrator comes into. the room they're actively putting the. victim's life in even more danger. because Kimmy later we find out that she. did throw the phone to the other side of. the room but if he was not so busy with. his du tape he could have easily heard. them and realized that she called 112.

and felt the need to kill her to cover. his tracks I mean there's all these. questions and the police are just. evading every single one of them that's. thrown at them they don't even answer a. simple question of why did you lie about. the length of the phone call the police. just argue yes the call is actually. longer than the 15 seconds we originally. reported it was but it still does not. change anything or really matter in the. long scope of things because 1 minute. and 20 seconds. is still not enough time to track and. find Kimmy's location in time to save.

her but since we're on that topic the. original phone call is actually 7. minutes and 30 seconds. long what yeah so the call went from 15. seconds to they release a transcript and. then it was recreated into audio that. ended up being 1 minute and 20 seconds. when they're asked about hey why did you. lie that it was 15 seconds they say well. first of all it doesn't even matter but. since you're wondering the real phone. call is actually 7 minutes and 36.

seconds long what trust me you're not. missing anything the rest of the 6. minutes or so consist of Kimmy screaming. for her life and screaming out in pain. that's what the police are saying they. stated that they didn't think that they. should be including all of that for the. world in consideration for Kimmy's. family which Kimmy's family said release. the tape release the full call they said. we don't trust the police and and we. yeah no release the full phone call the.

call went from being 15 seconds to 1. minute and 20 seconds to now 7 minutes. and 36 seconds and Kimmy's family wanted. all 7 minutes and 36 seconds to be. released to the public because remember. the police said the 6 minutes it's just. of Kimmy screaming for her life but with. all of the public the reporters. everybody on them they are forced to. release the full transcript now a few. minutes in to the UN heard 6 minutes the. police on the other side they're talking. to each other and the tone is casual.

while Kimmy is screaming in the. background they're not even talking in a. hush tone they're not on mute they just. say is she at the playground I could. have sworn she said that she was at the. playground uh I think she said it was a. house she said it was a house no would. someone tell me the address again while. they're discussing very slowly. conversing about what to do Kimmy is. crying and her cries are getting weaker. and weaker and she's barely audible by. the end it's clear that she's been tied. up and a piece of tape has been placed. over her mouth she's unable to even.

scream at this point and the police knew. that which remember the police are. putting up their ears to doors to check. residential homes but that's moot point. because they can barely hear Kimmy over. the phone so how are they going to hear. her through doors after 7 minutes and 30. seconds of listening to Kimmy screaming. one of the officers turns to the other. and he has heard saying I think they. know each other I hear the man's voice. it sounds like like a married couple.

fighting then another Shing me no then. another officer in a frustrated tone. says let's just hang. up and the line goes dead the police. hung up on the. victim the police stated the call was 15. seconds until the victim hung up the. police stated the call was fine 1 minute. and 20 seconds until the victim hung up. the truth is the call was 7 minutes and. 36 seconds until the police hung.

up so like obviously it wasn't a. couple's fighting no so why did they say. that you think I think they're lazy. that's what a lot of netizens and. Koreans think they're just lazy they. think she's going to be essayed and. released and they don't really care much. about. essay. wow yeah it's very likely that Kimmy. risked her life to throw her phone. across the room to keep the police. online while oan attacks her because she.

believed the longer she stayed on the. phone the easier it would be for the. police to track her phone's location and. they would come and save her she trusted. the. police all hell breaks loose after this. phone call is released neens are ripping. into the police demanding answers oh if. it's a domestic call you don't think. that she would know her address others. were confused wait so if a man and woman. are fighting it's automatically a. domestic dispute and if so then what you. don't care it's fine because it's his. girlfriend or his wife he can do. whatever he wants to her some people.

were just straight up mocking the police. hello this is12 yes you're getting. assaulted what's the address wait I'm. sorry who's the person doing this wait. he's got a knife he's stabbing you is it. a Sashimi knife or an ordinary knife. hello another one just bluntly put it. Fried Chicken delivers faster than the. police the police still have the. audacity after all of this to St. yes they lied every step of the way over. and over again however even if they had.

her location it would be too late they. would not have been able to save her and. that's on oan Chun the killer not them. one detective even argued you know 13. hours is pretty fast considering that. even if we had found the victim or. arrived at the scene earlier she would. have already been dead 13 hours is fast. what she was alive the whole time did. you catch the LIE exactly yeah o one. told the authorities the night he was. arrested that he tried to essay Kimmy at.

500 a.m. so yeah he did keep her alive. for 6 hours he spent another 6 hours def. fleshing her but had the police found. her in 6 hours which seems easy they. could have saved her and for those 6. hours she very likely thought that the. police were coming to save her they just. needed a little bit more time in Korea. it's typical for two to three forensic. pathologists to perform an autopsy but. for this case the body was so badly. mutilated that they needed 14 different.

forensic Pathologists a forensic. pathologist working on the case said it. was so horrible I couldn't even open my. eyes to look at the body at first they. left only the bones as if they're. slaughtering livestock another said all. the flesh had been basically peeled off. until the bones were exposed I couldn't. eat for 2 days after that there were. even some speculations that old one. started the deboning process while Kimmy. was alive do you know how much you're.

worth but even if your bank account has. a certain balance most of you guys are. at least worth A4 million dollar if you. have a functioning kidney both. functioning kidneys and a wellworking. heart Allin your body could be. disassembled bit by bit piece by piece. and sold and you'd probably be worth. $250,000 there are three distinct. markets where you can buy things from. the White Market the gray market and the. black market Market the White Market is. the legal Market you go to the store you. pick up a rotisserie chicken and that's.

the White Market transactions are. typically recorded and taxed by the. government and then you have the gray. Market the best way to describe the gray. Market is resale it's not illegal it's. just if you purchase a pair of sneakers. through a drop on Nike you get them on. the White Market then you turn around. and sell them online that's the gray. Market Nike did not authorize this. distribution Channel but it's not. illegal it's just the gray market then. there's the black market the black. market is straight up illegal sales. unauthorized sales of weapons guns drugs.

the sale of stolen or counterfeit. illegal items but there is also the red. Market it is a subset of the black. market the buying and selling of humans. human organs tissues body parts and most. of it is just to be used by another. person blood can save someone else's. life on the operating table you can do. kidney liver even lung transplants eyes. you can lose your site in order for. someone else to gain theirs even your. hair can be made into a wig to be worn.

the ligaments that keep your bones. together you can actually have them. scraped off of your bones and implanted. to someone else's so they can recover. from their injuries quicker the red. Market is organ trade but there is a. section of even the red Market that. deals with dead bodies they do not care. for the organs as much as they do the. meat because human meat is what they. want from a nutritional standpoint some. have argued that human flesh has a. unique nutrient profile that's closely. matches the needs of other humans so I.

guess the idea being if you're consuming. it perhaps it's more nutritious than any. other type of meat it seems like most of. the time they won't just sell human meat. as flesh but they will dehydrate human. flesh pulverize it down into a powder to. be sold like a vitamin pill a supplement. to be taken experts stated that some of. these pills have been made by getting. dead bodies chopping them into small. pieces drying them on stove stes. residential stoves cuz it's illegal till. they dehydrate and then.

pulverized again that still does not. answer why though is so this is what. those pills you're talking about yes but. then you say there's also what super. bacteria in there yes because humans. have bacteria in them and there's super. bacteria that did not die in there W now. a lot of the reason that people might. take these pills is something called. medical cannibalism it is the belief. that the human body is able to heal. itself why can't another human body heal.

mine the theory is interesting until you. start breaking it down and side note. before anybody has any strange ideas to. get racist about it medical cannibalism. can be traced back to ancient Rome they. used to drink the blood of wounded. Gladiators because they thought it would. cure conditions like epilepsy if it were. a really bad case of epilepsy they would. even consume the wounded gladiator's. liver so blood at one point was was also. seen to be a very powerful Elixir it. said that fresh warm human blood still.

possess the soul of the deceased so. Gladiators they're known for being very. strong and powerful and so if you drink. their flesh you're going to get that. physical strength and become physically. strong but if you wanted to be smart you. would find an intellectual kill them and. drink their. blood yeah I guess you could say it's. the origins of you are what you eat so. if someone had a headache or an issue. with their head perhaps a mental illness. medical cannibalistic practitioner might. recommend powdered skull capsules which. by the way is completely illegal in most.

countries and is incredibly dangerous. because again super bacteria because. more often than that there's no. regulations on how the skulls are. powdered and ethically speaking we don't. know how they get these skulls they. might not even be sterilized there's so. many reasons why this is a bad idea but. disclaimer aside some people said if you. have vision problems and nothing you. could do to help with it yeah you could. eat a whole bag of carrots every day. nothing changes they might recommend. consuming human eyes the theory being if. your eyes cannot heal themselves maybe.

another person's eyes can heal yours. back then it was actually considered in. some parts of the world considered. customary for children to let their. parents consume their meat okay when I. say back then I'm talking like a. thousand years ago there was dynasty in. China specifically but if your elderly. parents were getting physically weak you. would give them a small sliver of your. youthful flesh to consume to give them a. reboot almost a little boost of energy. you would tie your thigh and arm tightly.

with a piece of cloth use a sharp knife. and slice off a piece of Flesh tiny bit. not enough to like take off your whole. arm and then you would quickly throw it. into a bowl of soup heat it up and serve. it to your elderly. parents what I don't know I'm such a. strong believer in Placebo because. apparently it worked enough so that. people started going all the way with it. and some believed that eating a child 's. heart would get you as close to. immortality as possible which started a.

whole trade globally not a big trade. this is also a thousand years ago by the. way of teenagers being kidnapped so that. their hearts and livers could be. harvested and fed to the. elites yeah isn't there like the rumors. of like um what was it like PTO Island. what's his name Jeffrey epin yeah wasn't. there the whole thing about that to. eating yeah so I mean I guess these. conspiracies most conspiracies do get. inspired or do get passed down from. different things maybe this is one of.

those now sometimes they would literally. cut open a young girl's chest dig out of. her heart and like take it home to enjoy. it's a lot it is a thing that exists. medical cannibalism it's not prevalent. it's not everywhere but it does happen. from time to time Old One's trial was. centered around the idea that he did not. kill Kimmy for the motive of essaying. her like he claimed since he never. actually essayed her Kimmy's brother. argued based on the killer size of being. nearly twice as large as Kimmy if that.

was truly his motive he would have done. it he would have essayed her so the. family believe and many neens believe. he's lying about his whole motive his. real motive was that he kidnapped her. for the human meat trade and perhaps he. tried to essay her at one point but it. wasn't working and that wasn't his real. motive he needed to get her flesh. instead in support of the theory it's. argued her flesh was meticulously. mutilated over the period of 6 hours her. organs were left intact the way her body. was def fleshed feels more like.

butchering the way she was def fleshed. into slic thin pieces and portioned out. it's almost like she's being placed into. packages and also thin slices are easier. for dehydrating neisens also argue the. fact that he sliced every other part of. her body except her face and calves so. knee down that feels intentional let's. say you get off actually on the sick. pleasure of deboning someone because. that's what a lot of criminologists were. trying to explore why not go for the. face or the calves the face especially. it's probably the most visually depraved.

thing you can do and with a sexual. deviant who wants to get off on. something like this not want to do that. is it because there's not enough fat on. the face to make it worthwhile to cut. and it's hard to cut into uniform slices. also the calf part even on cows it's. called beef shank and the cut is known. to be particularly tough and it's very. lean meat with a significant amount of. connective tissues so the stringy bits. in the meat it's hard to break down you. you got a tenderize beef shank for hours. for it to be good additionally there are.

a ton of odd things that also don't make. sense old one made about $1,300 a month. doing manual labor when he was arrested. he had already saved $5,000 in his. account he traveled back and forth from. China where he's from he's Korean. Chinese so that's like me being. korean-american he's ethnically Korean. but citizen wise he's Chinese now he. would visit China once or twice a year. he would send his wife and children. money over the period of 4 and a half. years he sent them over.

$50,000 what wait 2 years 50,000 that's. more than he makes four and a half years. oh four and a half years still it's. still almost a lot majority of his. income and he also spent money 20% of. his income every month on workers one. nzen commented wait let me get this. straight if he worked for 25 days on. average per month for 10 months a year. minus the winter because you know that's. construction he would earn maybe at most. with high season 177,000 a year so how.

can he send 8,900 per year to China and. still purchase and still have 6,300 left. over in his bank. account however the prosecutors could. find no incoming transactions that did. not look legitimate but I mean I don't. think anyone is going to be PayPal in. someone for human flesh oan also had. much sharper tools at his disposal he. had a saw electric drills inside of his. apartment unit all of which would have. been much easier if he was trying to.

dismember and dispose of Kimmy's body. but instead he chose a kitchen knife. that he would stop every 30 minutes to. 45 minutes to. sharpen conveniently oan also deleted. all of his past phone chat logs his text. messages his phone calls from the past 2. months deleted them he didn't delete any. of the explicit videos or evidence that. he's engaging in workers with even. though that's illegal but he deleted his. phone call log and chat. logs why mhm when the judge asked him.

why he just responded I just would make. calls without any special reason. so many neens believe prison is less. scary than whoever he might be working. with and if he was the reason that they. were caught maybe it wouldn't be good. for him they think that there's a whole. human meat trade going on oh they're. saying it's it might be better just. leave him out there and then he will get. get killed by the no it's like for 0 one. it might be better for him to just be in.

prison than to accidentally snitch on. everyone in the alleged human meat trade. that he's allegedly a part of it's like. would you rather turn on El Chapo or. just go to prison for a few years oh I. see I see I see so for him he decided. that's better because why else would he. delete all those chat logs and text. messages it just seemed very. strange even the victim's family stated. we believe the motive for the crime. might be connected to the human meat. market old one could have killed our.

sister to supply human meat it does not. appear the motive to be a seual crime or. just murder itself it seems like it was. much more than just murder the court. determined that even though the motive. for the crime is not clear it is highly. likely that the defendant mutilated the. body for the purpose of using it for an. unknown reason AKA human meat. trafficking the judge stated the. defendant shows no signs of remorse even. if the death penalty is inhumane. punishment that strips a human being of. his life we have no choice but to hold. him accountable for what he did he shows.

no remorse or possibility of Correction. the means and methods to the murder were. cruel and grotesque the defendant took. the victim's dignity after attempting to. essay her twice and then he desecrated. her corpse by slicing her flesh off bit. by bit this is a crime against humanity. one that shakes the foundations of. society and cannot be tolerated judging. by the way the corpse was found it. appears that the motive was potentially. to provide human from a corpse or for. other illicit purposes and not simply. essay the basis of that being the fact.

that oan spent 6 hours dismembering the. body if his goal had been to dispose of. the body he likely would have attempted. to minimize the time spent dismembering. Additionally the regularity of size and. shape in the ex sized portions as well. as the careful carving of the kitchen. knife when owan had a saw and other. instruments readily available and the. fact that the portions of the roughly. equal-sized meat were then divided into. plastic bags this all leads the court to. believe that there was clearly a. different motive than just essay on.

murder wow to that old1 denies all the. allegations and he States I will be. filing an appeal because of the false. allegations that I sought out human. flesh I only deleted my phone records. before committing the crime because I. feared that my friends might see my text. messages suggesting that I purchased sex. which would be embarrassing which is. funny because he's got all those. business cards and like all these things. everywhere I earned the extra income for. my family by working hard with my father. in China not in South Korea so that's.

why there are no records June 15th 2012. the court sentenced A1 to death he. appealed the Court's verdict and October. 18th 2012 it was commuted to a life. sentence yeah they could not prove that. he was selling flesh for medical. cannibalism but one nzen commented it's. hard to say definitively if Olan was. selling human flesh but even if he. didn't sell human flesh he deserves the. death penalty for his cruelty another. person commented on the verdict the. method of the crime itself was so brutal.

there is no trace of hesitation. embarrassment nervousness this is a. person who has given up on being a human. being another nzen stated the ruling. saved him twice but killed the victim's. families twice there are other people. who do not believe oan killed Kimmy for. human meat tradeit they believe that. he's just a depraved Psychopathic killer. and that everyone else just kind of ran. with these rumors but regardless they. believe that his lack of remorse coupled. with his isolated social life almost no. strong interpersonal relationships he is.

at high risk of offending again there. was a strong theory that he was a seral. killer perhaps that he wasn't involved. in the meat trade but he was a seral. killer and he had done this many times. before because that is a crazy. escalation for that to be your first. crime but the 150 or so women missing in. suan were not connected to him in any. way Korean authorities also worked with. interpole the international police to. see if there were any mysterious death. Sy China near where he lived and they. could not find. anything wait so the 150 woman who died.

in the area or disappear in the area. it's just an unsolved mystery they. actually found a lot of the women alive. so some of them had run away some of. them were just reported missing and then. their families found them a few hours. later and then they never reported that. they found them again it just turned out. to be honestly pretty bad on the police. again your records are not. good H but for a brief moment in time. everyone was like that is what's. happening to the 150 women oh because of. this whole meay yes they were like wait.

are there women missing in two one they. found out there's 150 women missing like. filed missing reports so they're like he. must have killed 150 women and made. human flesh pills got it but turns out. there is no evidence as of right now. that indicates him being a serial killer. or at least none that they could find. the victim's family stated if the police. had paid more attention they could have. saved Kimmy Kimmy's younger brother. cried cried despite hearing my sister's. screams the police were just relaxed. from the beginning to the end in the.

call my heart broke twice when I saw the. police's attitude to everything it's a. married couple fighting they said I. hoped the police would tell me it was. some big misunderstanding but no they. were all so calm in that phone call they. are all murderers. too and they will never get Kimmy back. she is now just a handful of Ashes there. were actually a lot of changes that were. made because of this case now if you. call 112 and Korea they do have an. emergency dispatch system that is very. similar to America where it does not go.

to your local police station it goes to. a Central Station because of this. because of this case and those people. are trained really well they also get. really good corporate benefits because. they're trying to make it into like you. know how Google and Facebook they all. give you all these crazy benefits and. make it a pleasant work environment or. at least somewhat of an attractive. position to have so they do that to. recruit some of the best operators they. say they also stated that they're trying. to hire operators that were already. veterans in the police.

force yeah I cannot imagine a job like. that this is like the. mental weight uh and they don't get paid. well yeah they don't get paid well they. don't really have holidays off because. it's not like 112 calls or 911 calls. stop on Christmas day so it's just. they're a very underappreciated group of. people not these police Le the ones that. actually do their jobs but let me know. in the comments what are your thoughts.

and please stay safe and I will see you. guys in the next one bye.