Korean College Student Forces 100 Girls To Mutilate Themselves On Camera LIVE For His Chatrooms

Bada bing, bada boom. There was no point in any of the. officers to even go home and sleep. Their desks are littered with empty. coffee cups, kaplam, and energy drinks. I mean, they're running out of time. So, with every case, they inevitably feel a. sense of urgency. We got to catch the. robber. We got to hunt down the killer. But this is a different kind of urgency. that they're feeling. This feels like. straight up torture. Every few seconds, their phone would light up with another. alert. Another video is being uploaded.

to the Telegram chat room. They would. pick up their phones. It's another one. What is it this time? Another girl being. forced to commit acts with her little. brother. Their phones would drop to. their desk and it's such a defeating. feeling. They feel like they're being. taunted. So, with every photo or video, and there's a lot of them, they're. coming up every few seconds, every few. minutes at the latest. They're being. uploaded into these illegal Telegram. chat rooms. And the police felt like. they would be time traveling, just. teleported to the scene of a crime.

They'd be outside of a house staring. through the window and watching people. produce CP, torture videos, abuse, humiliation. And then once the video is over, they're. transported back to the police station. They have no clue who these girls are, where they are, how to catch them, who's. doing this to them. They don't know. anything. The police had just discovered. a few months ago that there was dark web. level activity on the surface web on an. app called Telegram. There were. organized crime rings all there to.

distribute real CP and torture videos. They first stumbled upon Gotham Room, which is a marketplace for chat room. creators on Telegram to market their. businesses. I mean, they had all sorts. of rooms. So, if you went to Gotham Room. thinking, maybe I have a niche interest, you do not. They have something for. everybody disgusting. Female nurse. rooms, female military rooms, middle. school girl live stream rooms. They have. the lolli room, which stands for Lolita. room, and those are just rooms that.

depict infants, small tiny infants being. filmed explicitly to be shared with. depraved watchers. Once you find the quote room of your. liking, the watchers, the buyers, they'll have to be vetted before being. allowed into the Telegram chat room of. their choosing. They were saying that. they need proof that you're a man. I. mean, we're not going to unpack that, but they think that in order to be a. man, you need to have a very specific. body part, and they want to see a photo. of your body part next to your username. Then, after providing proof of package,

a governmentisssued ID needs to be sent. to the moderators. than your own. explicit video depicting your own wife, sister, daughter, niece, cousin, doesn't. matter. That needs to be posted. And. lastly, all that would be required is a. crypto payment. Then you get sent a. link. That link is your access point to. that chat room. Once you have that link, you have the power. You can anonymously. torture who they call the slaves, the. girls that are being blackmailed,

threatened, and forced into producing. these CP torture videos. You can taunt. them. You can threaten them. And for an. extra fee, you can get their home. address and physically go rword them. And that's just one chat room. There are. hundreds upon hundreds, if not thousands. of Telegram chat rooms providing these. videos. And just like any other. industry, there's buyers, there's. sellers, and then there's monopolies. The brand names of the industry, the. most sought after chat rooms. They.

belong to two anonymous creators. The. Doctor. and God God. The Doctor runs the. Doctor's Rooms, an expansive network of. chat rooms that amass likely over a. hundred victims, God runs the nth rooms, the original torture chambers of the. Telegram chat rooms. Now, even though. The Doctor has the more profitable. business with a wider reach, God God has. the reputation. Everybody wanted to be. in the Nth rooms. They were more.

exclusive, more personal. The doctor was. all about money. You would have to pay. what? $1,200 to join a VIP room. And. then once you join, if you want the. address to a victim's house, if you want. to request a specific type of torture, you'd have to pay another fee for that. But God, God, he's not in it for the. money. He would take your request only. if he thought it was sick enough. And he. just was known to have a tighter grip on. his quote slaves. He would actually dox. every single one of them in the chat. rooms. All the victims you're talking about?

All the victims, they called them. slaves. Yeah. The police had been. chasing the doctor and God God for. months, but both of them are kind of. like water. So every time they got close. to finding them, they would scoop the. water and they would just slip through. their finger cracks. And it's not like they can just ask the. chat rooms who they are. Why are you. guys doing this? The police were able to. get a link into some of these chat. rooms, but they were undercover. If they. start asking around for people's names, addresses, victim information, clues on.

who the doctor or god god is, they're. going to be outed as cops. The chat room. would then self-destruct. It would get. bombed. Aka, they would just delete the. chat room and all of its evidence and. start a new one without the undercover. police. So, all they can do really is. just sit there and watch. After a new. video was sent, the chat room would have. non-stop activity of people commenting. things like, "It looks delicious. Her. face isn't my type, though. I want to. see her lick the toilet, make her get. down on her knees and cry. They would beg the creator of the chat.

room, the doctor, please just send her. address. We just want to know where she. is because what's the fun if we can't go. rword her. We promise we'll film it. The police would have no way of finding. out who these people were, the creators. or the watchers. They're actively. planning a crime, and the police could. do nothing but just watch. One video. uploaded into the chat depicted a woman. being dragged into a motel room and that. address to that motel room was leaked in. a separate VIP chat room that the police. were not privy to. So they couldn't get.

the address and one by one this is being. live streamed. They saw strangers, men. from the chat rooms coming into the. motel room and essaying her together. We don't know the exact number of people. but it was a lot. All of it was live. streamed and uploaded into the rooms. The police knew that the victim from the. motel room died soon after. She had been pushed to a very scary. place mentally. The news of her death. started spreading on the chat rooms and.

the watchers were responding, "Wait, the. motel girl really died? That's so sad. Why don't we go to her funeral and. relieve ourselves on her picture one. last time? It'll be like our last gift. to her." Damn it. If she knew that she. was going to go out, she should have at. least put on one big last show for us. She should have given us her body before. she died. Frown face. The officers slam. their phones down on the table because. they can't keep reading stuff like this. They got to do something about it. They. have to find the victims. They have to. find the others before they die. There's.

at least five victims in each chat room. And if the police were correct about. their suspicions, the doctor, the. creator of this chat room, had at least. 70 to 80 chat rooms. Hundreds of victims. that they need to hunt down to protect. go through all the videos and see if we. can find anything. We need all the clues. that we can get. The videos are all we. have. They're looking for any. identifying features, freckles, moles, school uniforms, photos in the. background, writing somewhere, a name, anything. They need to get to the.

victims before the doctor does. They. cannot sit there and watch another video. of a new victim being forced to carve. the word slave into her body, or girls. being forced to film themselves. defecating in a toilet and then eating. out of the toilet bowl like a dog. or. victims being forced to sneak into men's. public restrooms and film themselves. licking the urinal. Or even victims who. are forced to purchase live caterpillars. from the store and film themselves. placing them inside while they're still. alive. So far, the youngest victim that.

they found was 12, 12 years old. But. there were reports that they could be. even younger, much younger. The police were able to track down the. next person that they wanted to talk to, someone that could provide even deeper. insight into the inner workings of the. rooms. So about a dozen officers, they. show up to speak with that person. But. they need to handle this as sensitively. as possible. I mean, they don't want to. scare them. So they wait and they wait. until the perfect moment to approach. arises. And for a while, they're just.

watching. They're just surveilling. And. it's such an oddly innocent sight in. comparison to all the videos that. they've been analyzing the past few. months. It feels almost peaceful, serene. in a way. The father smiling at his son. See, you're getting it. And the son is. nervously shouting at his dad like, "Wait, don't let go. It's the picture of. familial bliss, father and son." But. they were watching the creator of the. doctor's rooms. They were watching the.

doctor. He was right there in front of. them learning how to ride a bike. And he. was much younger than they thought. [Music].

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causes. Now, as always, full show notes. are available at. rottenminglepodcast.com. This is part two of our previous. episode, which will be linked below. In. the first part, we focused mainly on the. discovery of the doctor's rooms on. Telegram and the Doctor and the cat and. mouse games between the doctor and the. producers of major news networks in. South Korea. We also went over the. doctor's signatures. So that's what he. did to his victims, his methods of. torture and how he just kept them. physically and psychologically. imprisoned. I mean there is a heavy.

heavy content warning for part one and. part two. Part two also involves the. topic of trafficking essay and torture. of our most vulnerable population. The. crimes are incredibly graphic. So if you. feel like this case is going to be a bit. too much, go take care of yourself. We. will see you in the next one. Victim's. names have been altered to protect their. anonymity and some testimonies have been. condensed or combined for clarity. And. one additional note, we will be using. the word slave frequently in this. episode. It's not that I think that they.

are being portrayed as slaves. That's. what they were called in the chat rooms. That's what they were forced to call. themselves during their torture videos. I was trying to think of ways to soften. the word because I know it's especially. in the US it's such a strong word with. heavy connotations but it felt wrong to. soften a word that is such a big part of. this case. Victims were forced to write. and then later carve that word into. their bodies with the knife and to use. any other word than that for the sole. purpose of making it easier for us to.

sleep at night. It feels like we're. downplaying the extent of evil in this. case. So to clarify, this is not a. personal term that I've coined to. describe the victims in this situation. It is what they were called in the chat. rooms by the perpetrators, by the. watchers, and it is the word that they. were forced to call themselves. So with. that being said, let's get into it. The. average pen is 6 in long, and there is. one sitting right in front of 24year-old. Choju Bin in the interrogation room. We're just going to call him Cho. He had.

been arrested while he's learning how to. ride a bike from his dad. And the police. are now accusing him of being the. doctor. The doctor of the telegram chat. rooms. He's like, "I'm not the doctor. It's not me." I mean, this is just so. injust. I was just a member of the. doctor's rooms. I didn't even know that. it was like torture. I thought the girls. were into it. I'm not the doctor. Then. why do you have $100,000 of cash in your. room? That's That has nothing to do with any. of this. Please, I'm not the doctor. They were not listening to him. The. police weren't even entertaining the.

idea that they might have the wrong guy. He keeps pleading. I mean, this is. ridiculous. Can I at least use the. restroom? So, as Cho gets up, in one. swift motion, he pockets the pen on the. table and gets escorted to the police. restroom. The average pen is 6 in long. The average throat is only 5 in. He. walks into the empty police restroom and. he turns on the water faucet. He's. gripping the sides of the sink and he's. staring into the mirror. if they're not. going to believe him, he's got to do.

something drastic to get them to see the. truth. And bam, he slams his head on the. edge of the bathroom sink. Then he pulls. back again. His head is throbbing, but. he goes again and bam, he slams his head. on the sink. He can hear the officers. running towards the restroom, so he. takes one last breath, grabs the pen. from his pocket, and shoves it into his. throat. He was going to die by. swallowing this pen because even he knew. prison is no place for doctors.

There's an insult in South Korea called. ebeung. Well, I guess the translation. would be kind of like ebe bug. Ebe is. used to describe someone who has no. future and is just a pest to society, but the word originates from people who. use the website ebe storehouse. It's. essentially like 4chan where there are. different categories for a person to. post in, but it's specifically dominated. by incelss. It's considered the 55th. most visited website in South Korea with.

17 million visits a month. You say 55th? Yeah. Now, it's not hard to visit. It's. just on the internet. It's not on the. dark web. You don't need a password to. get in. But once you're in, you feel. like the FBI is watching you. So, all of. the ads on the website, very aggressive. cartoon style explicit materials, and. even just the post on there, I feel like. I'm on a watch list just by spending a. full day on there. I mean, I think the. best way to throw you into the eBay. world is to just to break down some of. the theories and terms that they use.

One of the biggest ideas on eBay. storehouse is the dishwasher theory. The. dishwashing theory was literally made by. bugs to describe the idea of marrying. They think that women who have. had more than, I don't know, two. partners before getting married are. considered dirty dishes. And the men who. eventually marry them are dishwashers. That's their job. So these men are beta. males. I mean, you don't even get to eat. the meal, they say. So on this dish, there used to be a five-star filetman. steak. Another man ate it, and then left.

half of it. Then another man came by, ate the rest of it, and now you're just. stuck with filetmenan juices on a dirty. dish. And that's who you've married. And. all day you're going to spend cleaning. up that dirty dish. You're going to be. left supporting the wife who doesn't. even have anything to offer other than. her dirty bowl. People on the forum will just comment. dishwashing in threads when they think. that there is a man that's marrying a. dirty dish. Yeah. And they start making fun of the.

both of them because the woman is a. manipulative parasite that has had her. fun and now wants to settle down and the. man is an idiot who got the short end of. the stick. Is it like very similar to American. cells? Yeah. I mean, okay, you tell me. I don't know if it's worse or less. extreme, but one post on the website is. titled, "Currently, Korean women are in. a state of mental breakdowns." The post. shows a chart where single Korean women. are much more likely to have mental. disorders compared to married men, married women, and even single men. We.

don't know if this graph is even. accurate. Okay, it's just like you could. make it in Excel. The post reads, "Due. to the dating and marriage rate, Korean. men have abandoned Korean women. Statistically, I don't think that's. true. If women don't get love and. attention from a man, they become. mentally ill.". This is an article. Yeah, this is like a. post that they wrote. Oh, onto the forum. Yeah, I mean it's a lot, but the comments under this thread get. even crazier. It's a lot to unpack. They.

read, "If you're over 30 and you're a. female, you're basically a manufacturing. factory that produces deformed babies. If you still have maybe good face, body, long hair, and a big P USS y, a few men. will still kind of line up, I think, for. a 30-year-old woman." Another post is. just titled, "Why you shouldn't marry a. used. P USS y." Yeah. It reads, "The average. age of marriage for women in Korea is. 30. And that means they typically have.

seven relationships before they get. married." If we estimate that she has. intimate relations with each of those. seven men 100 times, that means she's. likely had intimate relations 700 times. before meeting you. Now, if we count the. number of pumps, singular pumps her. private area will take over the course. of her relationship, we can say it's 500. thrust in each act. It'll total up to. 350,000. times that she's had insertion.

They're counting. Why are they doing that? Because of that, I think that we can no. longer consider this a female private. part, but basically a black hole that. just sucks everything in. That's what. they're saying. Like they're trying to bring up like a. big big number. Yeah, they're doing. Oh my god. Look at this number, guys. I don't know what kind of math they're. doing. EB math, right? Yeah, exactly. If you think about it, tens of thousands of little male fluids. are already sitting in your bride's. privates and it's pretty much a dried up. water reservoir. I mean, imagine your.

baby coming out of that. Do you feel. like your life is going to even improve. by seeing used privates like that? Wow. One person just commented a gif of. an adult entertainer's face while she's. in the middle of her performance. And in. response to that, someone comments, "I. hate big pie pepperoni chest so much.". They're talking about the part of the. chest. Another reads, "I'm starting to. believe the only hope for men is to. declare civil war against women and turn. them all into war brides." Another.

comment says, "You know, I think the. idea that women can only date one man. for the rest of their life is kind of. ridiculous and unreasonable. Like the. concept doesn't make sense. I say we all. just see women's bodies and pu ss ys as. public property and we can all use them. together and we can all make sure that. we keep them clean." They even have like. their own dictionary. There's something. called kimchi girl and it means a who's. always angry and serious. And then on. the other end of that spectrum, they.

have the Amulang girl. And Amulang, which is basically a very dumb way of. saying, "I don't know." And it's a dumb. girl who does nothing, but always cries. to get out of problems and situations. and leave messes for everybody else. Yeah, many of these terms and comments. would make their way over to the. Telegram chat rooms. Sto was like a. gateway drug to the ENT rooms and the. doctor's rooms. A few clicks after. finding the right people on eBay and. you're let in on the internet's biggest.

secret, hiding in plain sight. Easy. access, CP, and torture, all on the. publicly available Telegram, not even. the dark web. A few easy clicks and. you'll be at the center of the doctor's. room. At 3:00 a.m. in Tor, there is a large. splash near the Yongdong Bridge. An. office worker in his 40s was found dead. floating in the Han River. This would be. the sixth person in the past few days to. be found dead in soul. All self exits. and all six of them are connected to one.

another. So when the news breaks out. that another body is found, nizens start. reacting and they're writing online. Probably the best thing he's ever done. in his life. One down, 250,000 more to. go. Why do something so embarrassing and. make your own death something to be. laughed at? This is not the normal reaction nizens. have to someone jumping into the Han. River in the middle of the night. But. nizens do not feel an ounce of sadness. for this man because he had left behind. a note that read, "I deposited money. into the doctor's rooms. I didn't know.

it was going to become so big.". He had been a purchaser and watcher of. CP and all six of them that had recently. died were connected because all six of. them were being investigated for being. buyers. But I thought the whole thing. was anonymous, right? And that's why the. police can't catch anyone. The creator, the watcher, the purchaser. I mean, they're all shielded by a veil of. anonymity. No. After news broke of the. existence of these chat rooms, vigilante. justices decided to take it upon. themselves to infiltrate these chat.

rooms, they would gather as many. usernames as possible. They would track. them down one by one. They would use any. clues from any messages that they wrote, their profile picture, any information. on their pages. You'd be surprised at. how people were tracked down just in. terms of identity searching. One chat. room member briefly mentioned what they. ate for lunch and in a message long long. long long time ago and there's like. hundreds of people in this chat room, right? To just log down what everybody's. saying is crazy. So in a message long. time ago, that same username mentioned.

being in school still. Someone went and. searched all the school menus in the. city and started cross- referencing with. what they ate for lunch with the school. menus in the city. They were able to. find out which school they went to. And. from there, they narrowed it down to who. they thought that person was. So. obviously catching God and the doctor. are different stories, but through these. types of methods, vigilante justices. were trying to track down the viewers of. the videos. There was a website that. started trending in South Korea called. digital prison. It was leaking.

usernames, full government names of. watchers that were on the doctor's rooms. on Telegram and the enth rooms. People. were cross-referencing the massive list. of names with people in their personal. lives. Wives were discovering their. husbands were on there. Kids are finding. out that their dads are on there. Even. eight teachers were exposed to be buyers. of CP. So, some hackers, they're not even hackers. Oh, they're like you and me. We just get a. link into one of the rooms and we start. making an Excel spreadsheet of every. username and all the clues that we can.

gather. They're not hacking anything. Okay. In response to the website digital. prison, people were jumping into the Han. River. They were fleeing the country and. neighbor the Google of Korea had new. trending searches. How to delete. telegram. Telegram enthram case human. feces. Enthram telegram enthram delete. digital analysts didn't even have a. second after all of this that their. phone lines were not going off. Hello, this is Sam of IT. I will die if this. gets exposed.

You need to help me delete all this. stuff on my devices. He was talking about the videos from. Telegram. He had downloaded torture CP. videos and he didn't want any of that to. be showing. And he said he needed the. analyst to wipe everything and he ranted. to them. I mean, I'm just wondering, is. going on Enthram such a heinous crime. that I should be shunned from society? I. just did it out of curiosity with my. friends and all I did really was just. like watch one video. One video. The. digital analyst would later say, "I.

didn't really know what to do. I usually. help victims wipe their information and. details off the internet. I've never had. so many perpetrators reaching out to me. asking me for help.". Is he not supposed to report these. people? I think he was. Now, a lot of digital analysts in the. city were overwhelmed with requests for. services because there were an estimated. 260,000. buyers of the enthroom and doctor's. rooms. The public wanted all 260,000.

names released. In part one, we went over the creation. of the doctor's room on Telegram and all. of the other smaller chat rooms, the. marketplaces for people to join on. Telegram where they can choose between. categories of torture and CP that they. want to see, even choose the age groups. of CP that they'd like. Then they're. guided into the appropriate Telegram. rooms that have those things. I mean, we. went over that, but I think a huge part. of this case is how the hell is this on. Telegram? Telegram is the sixth most.

downloaded app in the world and all of. the stuff in the nth rooms and the. doctor's rooms. I mean, it feels like it. belongs on the dark web. But no, it's. just like six, seven clicks away from. Google to get there. And I just want to. set a quick disclaimer real quick. Telegram is not inherently a bad app. And the majority of people using. Telegram are not trying to use it for. nefarious activities. So, for example, Ukrainians are said to increasingly rely. on Telegram for accurate news and. information from on the ground. journalists who provide real-time. updates, but also warnings for people to. flee to safety. So, I don't want to make.

it appear as if I'm like demonizing. Telegram or saying Telegram shouldn't. exist. I think Telegram is one of those. tricky applications because when it's. used for good, it's used for a lot of. good. It provides secure channels of. conversation that can be life-changing. or even life-saving in times of war. But. because of the private and somewhat. anonymous features Telegram utilizes, it. creates this almost unintentional. breeding ground for criminal activity. There are four features that make.

Telegram a solid choice for people who. don't want to be tracked, listened to, or watched. First, Telegram lets you. create an account rather easily. You do. need a phone number to sign up, but once. you create your account, you can unlink. your phone number. But if you really. don't want to be traced, there are a lot. of services that will sell you a phone. number that's not linked to you for the. sole purpose of creating a Telegram. account anonymously. Telegram does not require an email or a. verification email. It's very simple to. set up. And they have a feature called.

secret chats. It makes it so that. Telegram does not save any chat history. If you message someone and you delete. that message off your Telegram and the. receiver of that message that you're. talking to deletes that message off of. their Telegram, it's gone for good. It's. not stored or backed up on any of the. Telegram servers, it's like that. conversation never happened. But even if. you haven't deleted the chat from your. phone because it's not stored on. Telegram servers, even if the FBI, for. example, requested Telegram to release.

those messages, they don't have them to. begin with. They don't have anything to. give. Not that they would even. cooperate. Telegram like never. cooperates with the FBI. Telegram is. basically unmodderated on a central. level as well. So on YouTube, obviously. there's moderation in the fact that we. can't upload certain things. Same with. Instagram, Tik Tok, all those platforms. Telegram, there's no central moderation. really. So you can post whatever the. hell you want. Yeah. I mean, you could get arrested for. it in other ways, but Telegram is not. going to take it down. They're not going to censor you. They're.

not going to say, "Oh, this is too much. for our platform.". H interesting. Yeah. And regardless of that, Telegram. hardly ever works with government. agencies to hand over information on. users. They've got a crazy strong. privacy policy. So, for example, the FBI. can subpoena Apple to hand over some. message content from iMessage. So, if. they have a target, they could possibly. render 25 days of iMessage lookups from. the target number. They could render. backups of a target device. If the. target device uses iCloud backup, they.

could acquire all the content from the. iCloud backup as well as iMessage. backups. Basically, a lot of messages can be seen. like you should function at any given. moment using iMessage that the FBI could. very likely see your text messages. But. with Telegram, they do not release any. message content. They provide no contact. information even in active criminal. investigations. They will only provide. an IP address and a phone number in. confirmed terrorist investigations. That's it. The founder stated telegram.

will stand for freedom and privacy. Privacy is not for sale and human rights. should not be compromised. There is also a self-destruct feature. You know how in Snapchat once someone. sees something it disappears? You could. do that on Telegram but you can do it on. a large scale. And another thing with. Telegram is you can host massive chat. rooms, chat rooms with over 200,000. people and they let you share very large. files. You could upload videos onto.

these chat rooms. Telegram, if used for the wrong. purposes, can turn into Gotham. It can. turn into a digital lawless land where. you can distribute criminal material at. a large scale very quickly. And before the doctor's rooms, there was. God God and the Nth rooms on Telegram. The Nth rooms were the original torture. CP slavery forums that would go on to. inspire the rooms like the doctor's. rooms to be made. But just like the. doctor, Enthram did not just consist of.

one Telegram chat room. The name. Enthooms is used to describe a. collection of rooms created by God. And. in the beginning, there were only eight. rooms. But with more demand, with more. supply, with new victims, more chat. rooms would pop up. another nth room, then two, then four, then 16. The nth. rooms were like opening a door into this. long spiral staircase into the depths of. hell. And you start walking down the. staircase, just spiraling into the void. And you start opening these doors. And. every door that you open, there's new. people, new girls, new victims that are.

forced to perform for a camera. And then. when you think that you've gotten to the. bottom, that it cannot possibly get. darker, that there's not another level, the spiral staircase winds even more, and a new door appears. and then another. and then another. In math, the letter N. can represent a sequence of numbers that. continues into infinity. So eventually. the term enthum becomes an umbrella term. for any online chat room with explicit. torture content. It almost becomes like. the Kleenex effect. You know, it's like, can you pass me the.

Kleenex? Even if you don't have the. brand Kleenex next to you, you would. pass me a tissue. So the enthums, they became synonymous. with CP. Can you give me a link to the. nth rooms? It's basically, can you give. me a link to an illegal Telegram chat. room? And because it's the nth rooms, you. never knew when a new one was going to. pop up. It was late into the evening when Yuna. gets a notification on her phone. She. has been invited to a chat room on.

Telegram and she thought it was kind of. odd, but she clicked the link and a. video starts instantly playing and all. these messages start coming in. Ding, ding. The messages are flooding the. chat. She's being spammed with. screenshots from the video, comments, even gifs that are playing on a loop. Yuna quickly mutes her phone in case her. family can hear from the living room, but the screen keeps lighting up with. more notifications. She's staring at the. phone and it's a video of herself. And. all she can hear very lightly in the. background are her own screams. She's.

staring at a video from one of the worst. nights of her life. A few weeks ago, she. had been attacked in a grocery store. parking lot. A man had dragged her to a. dark corner where nobody could see or. hear her and essayed her while he filmed. the whole thing. That video was somehow. now in a chat room on Telegram filled. with hundreds of people reacting and. responding to it. Her heart starts. racing. Her stomach is dropping. Like, who who are these people? How did they. even get this video? Two new messages.

are sent into the chat rooms. The first. is a picture of her front door. The. second her full home address. And then a. third message appears. Yuna, right? Go. to the black van in the alleyway outside. your house or we release this video to. the public. Yuna went. because her body went into autopilot. mode. I mean to protect her from what's. about to happen. She snuck out because I. think a lot of social context is needed. I think even in the US when revenge.

explicit videos are posted, it ruins. your life. It ruins everything. But in. Korea, it's a little bit worse. It's a. little bit more conservative over there. I mean, this is going to affect job. opportunity. You're not going to be seen. as a victim. You know, when outside it's. pitch black and in the alleyway, she. does not recognize the man's face in. front of the black van, but he. recognized her. He grabbed her by the. arms, shoved her inside the van, then he. climbed in the back. He pulled out his. phone, pointed it at Yuna. Say hi to the. camera. Yuna tried to cover her face.

from the camera, but the guy in the back. seat handed the phone to a second man. He was sitting in the driver's seat and. he kept the camera pointed directly at. her. The man in the back takes off his. coat and he proceeds to rword her as the. driver is filming the whole thing. She. thought that he was live streaming. because he kept he kept laughing at the. comments. Or maybe he was laughing at. her. We don't know. And throughout the. assault, the driver demanded, "What are. you? Answer me. What are you?" And she'd. be forced to say, "I'm God. God's.

slave.". When they were done, they threw her out. of the van and they sped off. And that. new video was now circulating in the. chat rooms. Yuna sat in her room while. her phone buzzed on the table. I mean, everybody is commenting on this video. what they liked, what they didn't like, what they wanted next time. Humiliate. her. I want to see her lick a toilet. We. should have done more guys like 20 at. once. Ah, I want to rword her, too. But Yuna could not leave the chat room. She had to stay because she knows that.

soon enough God is going to send another. order for her. whoever God God is. She. doesn't even know God God, but she knows. people like God God and they never stop. And she knew that if she didn't do what. they wanted, if she didn't comply, he. would release these videos. Even though. she's a victim in both videos in this. society, it would ruin her life. But. what Yuna didn't know at that point was. God had planned this for her since the. very beginning. He had seen Yuna's. social media profile and he made up in. his mind that he wanted her as a slave.

So he ordered her to be attacked and. recorded. The random attack in the. grocery store, the filming of the essay, it was all part of God God's plan. They. were all planned by God God. He had. personally hand selected her to be his. victim. And she also didn't know at this. point that she was not his only victim. $675. is a lot of money, I think. But it's. also not a lot of money. I mean, it it. is and it's not. It's a roundtrip flight.

from New York City to LA for one person. during a very busy season. It's also. barely half of the US's average rent per. month, which is around $1,400. But that is how much God God made from. running the enthrams collectively. One. of the biggest, largest marketplaces for. CP and torture videos on Telegram, he. made $675. Period. How long was it? Like over a year. Huh. In total, there were originally. eight enthrams, the originals. So, God.

and an accomplice of his, they would. advertise these eight rooms on Twitter. And at the start, they really only had a. few people coming in, only a few. moderators, a few victims, and a few. anonymous guys that wanted access. Tickets would start at less than $8 each. per chat room. Cheaper than a movie. ticket, cheaper than movie theater. popcorn. But that's the point. God never. really cared about the money. He was. here mainly for the torture, for the. creation of these videos. He was the. creator of it all. So while other chat.

rooms they had straight to the point. welcoming messages like let's if you. entered the enth rooms you would have. kind of a disclaimer of sorts. God God. would write these slaves didn't follow. instructions and escaped. So you may do. with them as you please and I assure you. I do not leak videos of slaves who. comply with all their given orders. Signed God. God. It was weird. It's almost like he's. saying that they wronged him in this. game and now they need to be punished. That's why he's doing this. It's all a.

game to him. So, let the games begin. Most of God God's videos were about 3. minutes long. And in just 1 hour, 50 to. 60 photos or videos of girls could be. sent into the chat rooms. That's a lot. I mean, the list of acts that they would. be forced to perform was viciously long. They were in almost every single video. on all fours. They were forced to bark. like a dog, sneak into men's restrooms, and film themselves doing things to. themselves. Not in the stall, but like. in the middle, hoping that no one's. going to come in. In Black Sharpie,

they'd have to write on themselves, "Slave, personal toilet, personal body. parts." A trademark of God God's abuses. that the doctor would later adopt. So, this is something that he learned from. God God. M. when God God got bored of having all. those words on the victims, he would. have them carve a slave into their skin. with knives. Again, something that the. doctor learned from him. That was the. majority of the videos. Every week, you. would see the torture escalate to become. more humiliating, more violent. It went.

from writing God slave on their bodies. to carving it and then piercing their. skin with needles, including their. chest. for God. God God he started with just. very specific part of a woman's chest to. be pierced. And to do that at home is. very painful. To do that to yourself is. very painful. But it is something that. is done for some people who like it as. like a stylistic choice. But of course. these girls, they didn't have a choice. They're victims in this. They were being. forced. But he felt like that wasn't.

enough. So he wanted them to take a. sewing needle and a thread and pierce it. through their breast tissue and flesh. and then pull it out the other end. These orders would be sent to multiple. middle and high schoolers. He'd have them grab their sewing kits. and pick the largest needle, thread it. with string, and grab a chunk of their. flesh and just string through. Like he just wanted to see. Yeah. while. they would say, "I'm God, God's slave.".

And their hands would be shaking. I. mean, they would plunge it into their. flesh, and it wasn't just like a prick. or a flu shot. They would have to thread. the needle in and out of their flesh as. if they're giving themselves stitches. for a wound that doesn't even exist. They're creating a wound. And people who. have gotten sutures without numbing, they say that even the needle when it. goes into your skin, it feels like. you're slicing your skin away with a. knife. Some sources say that God demanded that. they used a light colored thread so that. he could see that they went deep enough.

So much so that the thread would turn. deep red. Sometimes after tunneling through the. flesh, the needle would come out on the. other end and then the red thread would. follow and he would force them to take. off the needle. the thread is still in. their body. And he would get them to get. the two sides of the thread, tie it to a. heavy object, and let it just slowly. stretch their skin. And it would be. excruciatingly painful. He called it the. skin stretching torture.

So, it's like if you grabbed a piece of. your belly and then threaded needle. through it and then tight. Yeah. I mean. I mean the best way I could describe it. is if you were to get a belly button. piercing and then hang something heavy. right off of it. At the height of the. nth rooms, God had personally. distributed 3,762. videos. This is not including the videos. shared by other users. To God God, this. was not a business or a day job or even. a way to make money. It was his hobby. and if nobody wanted to play with him,

he would make them play. God. God would. later say himself that he started the. enthums so he could relieve his stress. And I guess viewers could tell that he's. not here for the money because during. the peak of the enthrooms, they were the. gold standard in the Telegram chat room. world. Watchers could be in every other. chat room that was filled with hundreds. of heinous videos and they would still. want to get a link into the enthrooms. God God was to these depraved people a. legend. And that's when God God decides,

I'm going to retire. I'm gonna disappear. at the height of the enthrooms. Nobody. knew why. He contacted one of his. victims out of the blue and said all of. my actions were part of a game. I'm not. trying to ask for forgiveness or asking. you to not report it to the police. I. don't care. I'm just contacting you to. let you know that all the behaviors that. you engaged in were just part of a fun. game for me. People that I posted on the. enthum was because they ran away from. the game and I had to give them a. punishment. You know, after allegedly. ordering a girl to slice off her breast.

or that part of the breast. Yeah. God. God left one last message for her before. he vanished. And he told the victim, "Well, that was fun, but I have to go. now. I have to go play Maple Story,". which is notoriously a game that younger. people play. He would kind of make it. seem like he's in high school, and. nobody knew if it was true. He would log. off for months. He handed control to the. enthums over to a man called the. watchman and then he vanished. God was. gone for now.

Once you reach your genetic height, there really is only one way to grow. taller. You got to break your legs. Leg. lengthening surgery is they're either. going to break your calf bones or break. your thigh bones. You pay doctors. $100,000 if it's purely cosmetic. They'll knock you out and they'll with a. bone saw they'll break your bones in. half clean like a dismemberment. It. takes a lot of energy for them to break. it in half. By the way, the thigh bone. especially is the strongest bone in the. entire body. Well, one of the strongest.

bones. It can withstand two grand pianos. stacked on top of it. And it also makes. it one of the most excruciating injuries. out there. One man said, "You would. choose death over bone fracture in your. thighs. The pain fries your nervous. system. You feel like you have two knees. in one leg. I mean, it's so painful. But. it gets worse. After they break your. legs, you get a thick metal mechanical. rod drilled into the center core of your. leg bone running the length of your leg. Like those hot dog, like pigs in a.

blanket. Do you know what I'm talking. about? It's like a hot dog and then it's. wrapped in dough. But the hot dog is the. metal rod and the dough is your thigh. bone. They drill it into your bone. Oh, inside of the bone lateral area, they. put a little. Yeah. thing. Wow. And that that metal rod responds to an. external remote. And every single day, you lay in the hospital bed and the. doctor will press a button on the remote. causing the metal rods to move apart.

from each other. to stretch. to stretch. It forces your two separated. thigh bones to now rip away from one. another in opposite directions once a. day for 3 months. The goal is to create. a small enough gap in between your leg. bones that your body naturally wants to. rebuild new bone over the gap. Now, once. that's done, before it heals and. hardens, you rip it apart even more, causing your body to build new bone. every day for 3 months. With one. surgery, you can gain up to 2 to 3 in. But that's if and only if your bones.

actually fill the broken parts. If not. two inches. Yeah. That's it. That's it. Wow. Yeah. And if your bones don't fill the. empty parts, you're just going to be. left with like two knees and one leg and. you'll likely have to go through the. surgery once more if you don't grow. Now, the healing time for a surgery like. this is about a year. So during that. time, you have to relearn how to walk, relearn how to drive, run, you can't. work. But Cho Cho Jubin was never really. one that cared about conventional work.

As long as he could be a bit taller, he. didn't care about anything. The doctor. The doctor. The doctor had leg surgery. Mhm. At 23 years old, fresh out of the. military, 3 in taller, he wanted to be. done with work. So for a while, he tried. volunteering. And now that he's stuck. inside because after his leg surgery, he. can't really do anything. He's got bad. knees. He finds another calling, an. easier way to make money and pay off. that $100,000 hospital bill. March 2019,

Cho starts scribbling on his walls in. his room. Lots of scribbles, random. variations of numbers, letters, I mean, it's alleible to everybody but himself. And when that was perfected, when he. looked back into his room and he's like, "This is good." He would create a chat. room on Telegram. Perhaps he was. inspired by his surgery or something. like that because he named it the. doctor's room. Cho had been lurking on. these Telegram chat rooms for a while. now, consuming content. But now with God.

God, the monopoly of the chat rooms. gone, vanished mysteriously. He sees an opening. He feels like the. keys to the kingdom are right for the. taking. And what's a kingdom without a. god? And who better to help the CP. starved population than the good old. doctor? A video a day keeps the doctor. away. So one of the very first lessons that. the doctor learned after starting his. enterprise was a board customer is not a. paying customer. Those were the rules. that the doctor lived and died by. He.

did not want to wait to feel the. watchers getting disinterested. He. always knew when to keep upping the. stakes, upping the fun. So one way he. would do this is he would open up a new. random chat room. They were so random. He would drop a brand new chat room link. in all of his chat rooms, like 70 to 80. of them, and the watchers would scramble. to join and the first message in the. chat would pop up. It's from the doctor. Ding. Let's play a game. Everyone tell. me your dream video. The chat quickly. fills up with twisted torture ideas,

creative humiliation fantasies that. these people have. And once they were. done, they would start playing the game. It's called the Nunchi game, the social. queue game. So the game involves. counting from one to however many people. are playing. You have to count in. chronological order. So each person must. say a number once, but they cannot say. the same number at the same time as. somebody else. So usually it's in. person. You're in a circle with all of. your friends. Let's say you have 30. friends. Now you're going to glance. around and nobody's talking. Then you go. one. And then you glance around and.

nobody's talking to you. Two. You blurt. out the numbers hoping that nobody says. the same number at the same time as you. Otherwise, you lose. You're eliminated. You also lose if you're the last one to. say a number. It's all about reading the. room, which is kind of difficult to do. when you're in a chat room. So, the. doctor would have the watchers play the. nuni game over and over again until they. picked a winner, and they would get a. piece of content of their choosing. So, if they wanted a quote slave to do a. certain act of humiliation, or if they. wanted the address to go our word, that.

slave, they would get that for free. because they won the nuni game. The doctor would spend a lot of time. coming up with these fresh ideas for his. paying customers. But there is also a. downside to that. The problem with being. such an ambitious business owner is that. in the name of profits, sometimes you. cut corners with safety. God of the Enthrams was known for. heavily vetting his users. The process. of entering one of his chat rooms was. lengthy. It's pricey. It's it's wild. It's like a four-step authentication.

process. First you have to provide a. picture of your male body part. That's. what he calls it, right? And with your. username written next to it. Then you. have to provide your governmentissued ID. and your phone number. Then the third. step is the most important step for God. You have to provide your own piece of. content in order to see the library of. videos that God has. You have to. contribute to the library of videos. God. encouraged people to film their own. daughters, cousins, nieces, sisters, explicit videos of them to get access.

into his room. And once they passed. those three steps, the final step was an. entrance fee. $8, an arbitrary number. that means nothing to him. It's the. price of a Big Mac with a large fry and. soda. The doctor's vetting process was. flipped. He would get an ID from the. watchers, but the most important step. for him was the payment. His rooms would. start at $187 and go all the way up to. $1,200. And that's just the entry fee.

If you want additional bespoke, tailor. made content, there would be a fee for. that as well. But the problem with the. doctor's method is that guess who else. has access to money and fake IDs? The police. Yes. The police had infiltrated the chat. rooms. They were in the doctor's room. They're there watching, analyzing, waiting. They're logging every piece of. single content and message just waiting. for someone to slip up. I mean, come on. Make a mistake. They just need an.

identity or even just a clue, a lead to. catch the doctor. But instead, they're. going to catch something else. The. police are staring at a new video that. had been released in the chat rooms. It. takes them a moment to understand what. they're looking at because they're so. used to seeing torture videos show up on. this feed. And this one was almost. disorienting. It was of a fully clothed. girl filming herself walking into a. building. They look up from their phones. and they're like, "What is going on?". The background of that video looks like.

here. Earlier that day, a girl had. walked into the police station to report. all the things that she had endured from. the doctor and his chat rooms. The. police had taken her to a back room to. take her statement, but they had no idea. that she was recording the entire thing. The entire video was uploaded to the. chat room. The police interrogation or the police? Not an interrogation because she's a. victim. Oh, wait, wait, wait. the police. conversation. Yes, she recorded it. Uploaded it. She uploaded it because she was forced.

to. It was one of the sickest videos. that they would watch in the chat rooms. And sure, the victim is fully clothed. There there was no physical violence in. the video, but they saw how shaken she. was in person recounting every little. thing that the doctor made her do. They. saw how ashamed she was saying that to a. room full of strange men that she'd. never met before. And now that video was. uploaded into the chat and the doctor. was sending a very, very clear message. One, I know you're in here. And two, he.

got off on the reliving of her trauma, forcing her to tell strangers about it. It was also a way to show her and the. other victims that it doesn't matter if. you report me to the cops. I'm not. scared. In fact, I'm going to let you. report me. And lastly, he was showing. the police. See, I can have them report. me. And what? You're still not going to. find me. And the worst part of it was it. was true. They knew nothing about the. doctor. I mean, it seemed like he knew.

everything about them. He even had this. knowledge room, which is like a separate. chat room with a notice that read, "You. must be aware of the concept of police. profiling. There were step-by-step. methods provided for watchers, instructions on how to avoid being. investigated, tips on creating new. identities, using common words as. nicknames to make it harder for police. to track you, using anonymous sites, compressing files with a strong. password, all the instructions and tips. the doctors gave to the watchers. It's. like he knew how the police operated and. what they needed to track people. He.

knew their process. What did they know. about the doctor? If you told the police. to write down everything that they knew. on a piece of paper, it would look a. little goofy. It would read, "He's a man. in his 40s." Okay, no, maybe 50s. Perhaps he's a writer, office worker. He's well educated for sure. In. messages, the doctor would taunt the. police and he would use these. traditional Korean words that most young. people don't even know about. The police. thought he could either be like an. office worker or maybe he runs like a PI. firm or maybe he does phone scams or. maybe he's like a lone shark or again,

maybe he's a writer. He could be in. South Korea or China or Cambodia, but. they couldn't rule out other countries. definitively. So basically, they had. nothing on the doctor. The doctor might. as well have been one of the 12.9. million men in South Korea or one of the. 4 billion men in the world. But that's. okay because everybody loves a good. underdog story. Within a week, a new Telegram user had. risen to the ranks of one of the chat. rooms. enough so that they were given. the honor of managing one of the.

doctor's rooms. He became an accomplice. And it's very interesting because he. just popped out of nowhere. He joined. the chat rooms July 2019 and his. username was rabbit and within a week. he's given a chat room. The chat loved. him. I mean, at first he would say these. disgustingly bold things. He would say. things like, "Oh, I don't do girls over. 12. I also have videos of myself doing. an 8-year-old. I'll post those later. tonight.". But there was just something off about. the rabbit. Other than the fact that. he's in a CP group chat with a bunch of.

other men, the other guys were able to. pick up on this weird energy like right. away. It's like he studied the chat. rooms to figure out the right things to. say. He spoke like everybody else. He. commented most of the same things. He. used the right slang, but it's like he. just did it a little too often. If. you're chatting with someone on. Telegram, it lets you know when they're. online or when they're last online. And. Rabbit's status was always online all. the time. just blinking, blinking. Even. if there was no activity in the chat, it's like he's always watching or. studying what to say. Why is he always.

online? And the most annoying thing was. he would ask the chat to hang out as if. he's like a he's in a fraternity or best. friend group chat. By the way, any of. you losers want to meet up tonight? No one would respond because. like in real life. Yeah, exactly. Because at the end of the day, it's all supposed to be anonymous. The. other chat members were so suspicious of. him that they were convinced that either. A he's super weird or B he's an.

undercover cop. Their suspicions would. only grow when Rabbit would send. pictures of Starbucks that he was at and. like what station he was at and he'd be. like, "Hey guys, if anyone comes to this. Starbucks right now, coffeey's on me.". Yeah. Hours would pass, nobody would. show up. And then Rabbit would double. text into the chat. Why did nobody come? Two chat room members responded, "It'll. take me six hours to get there, you. rword." Haha. Enjoy your coffee alone,

Rabbit realized since he was new, maybe. he needs to earn their trust. Maybe he's. like, "Well, of course they're not going. to meet up with me. They don't even know. who I am." So, Rabbit texted, "I'm a. real guy. I started college a year ago. at Chonam National University. I swear.". No response. My vision is bad. It's like. a negative three. Look, look at my. medical record. He texted a picture of. his medical record without his name. No. answer. Rabbit would send another. picture into the group chat. Guys, can. you believe I failed my physical for the. military? I had blood in my urine. No.

answer. He sends another picture of his. medical records. Guys, look. They want. me to go back to take my physical. I'm. going to be at Chosan University. Hospital on August 8th. Anybody want to. come? No respond. What. I mean, at this point, the rest of the. chat is suspicious. Like, why is he. being so direct? Why does he keep trying. to meet up? Why does he not get the. hint? And then one day, Rabbit. disappeared. His account was no longer. active and he stopped sending random. texts. Rabbit was at the police station.

And everybody thought because he's a. cop, but he wasn't. He was there telling. the authorities absolutely everything. that he knew about the chat room. Turns. out there was an undercover cop in the. group chat, but it wasn't Rabbit. The. police had a burner account that was. flying under the radar. It was basically. incognito. They weren't commenting. anything. They weren't doing anything. And they weren't being suspicious. because Rabbit was always taking all the. attention. And it just so happens that. Rabbit had doxed himself with his own. medical records, provided evidence of.

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biggest South Korean news networks, JTBC. and SBS, they released episodes exposing. these chat rooms. Nobody knew who the. doctor or God god was, but the producers. had interactions with the doctor. If you. recall from part one, the doctor liked. to play games with the producers. He's. very confident that they would never. catch him. And in an attempt to make the. chase more fun, to make the game more. fun, he tried to level the playing. field. He showed the producers his. crypto account where he collects. payments for the rooms. Then he forced a.

deal on them. He told them if they air. the episodes, he will create victims for. them. the news network's very own. victims. Before SBS aired their episode, they received a video of a young. underage girl fully unclothed with. nothing but a plastic bag over her head. and red string tied around her neck. She. told the producers if they air the. episode on the chat rooms, she's going. to light herself on fire in front of the. headquarters. SPS aired the episode. They were able to locate the girl and. secure her safety. Now, JTBC received a.

similar threat. If they air the episode, the doctor was going to dox a new victim. in all of his chat rooms, not just his. VIP rooms. Thousands of men are going to. see this victim's home address, her full. government name, all of her details, her. work address, everything. And what happens when all those. dangerous men find it? Well, that would. be on JTBC's hands. That's what the. doctor said. So, this time they don't. have a victim photo or video to go off. of. There's no way to secure their. safety. The victim's not made yet, but.

JTBC aired the episode anyway because. they felt like what they had on the. doctor would finally bring him down. When JTBC's episode aired, the doctor's. chat rooms were crazy active. They had. made these episode releases an event. Everyone would grab dinner or lunch, sit. down, live watch the show, and comment. in the chats about it. They'd be like, "Ding, it's on. This is going to be. fun." They're talking from the. start. God, they don't even know they're. victims. She's God. God's slave, not the.

doctors. Isn't she in the fifth room of. the unth rooms? I feel like I recognize. her from there. This is so dumb. They. think that she's one of the doctors. So, nobody even was worried. No. Huh? Oh, here comes another one. This one's. actually the doctors. The doctor? You. got way too many slaves. The doctor. would join in on the fun. Look, they're. calling me a hiko mori. That'sing. hilarious. Those are the phenomenon. where people don't leave their house for. years. The Korean police say that.

they're going to catch me. Yeah, well, we'll see about that. While the episode. focused on victim stories and like the. depravity of their crimes, the chat was. filled with just jokes to the reporters. Hey journalists, if you're in here. watching this right now, thanks for. making us famous. This is another good. one. We love this episode. Can't wait to. see all the newcomers coming in. To them, the doctor is a whale, and the. producers and the police, I mean, they're like little ants. They're just. having fun with them, that's all. entertaining their sad attempts at. picking a fight. Or at least that's how.

they felt. Until the JTBC episode cut to. a producer standing in front of a crypto. exchange center in Soul. Wait, is that. the reporters announced that they. received a tip that the doctor would use. this very crypto exchange center to turn. his crypto payments from his viewers. into cash. The chat starts blowing up. The messages are moving so fast by the. time that you read one, it's already. gone. Another message has taken its. place. They found Bestcoin. No way. Everybody who sent money is so freaking.

screwed. They're going to know who the. depositors are. What are we going to do. now, doctor? Hello. What are we going to. do? Are we. The doctor ranted to the chat rooms. Is. this really okay for producers to be. ruining a man's business like this? But. I digress. I know that many of you guys. are worried after watching the show. Many of you guys have asked if we're. going to be okay. And I've proven myself. time and time again. I have overcome a. lot. You can trust me and join these. rooms. The watchers were hesitant. They can. trace the doctor's crypto. Does that.

mean that they can trace him? Wait, no. Right. Because crypto is untraceable, right? Crypto is so untraceable that it's. inevitably traceable. Okay, let me. explain. Bitcoin and Ethereum are. considered transparent blockchains, meaning everybody's wallet is publicly. visible on the blockchain. You can see. every transaction that's ever made, but. you cannot see who the wallet owners. are. So, if you were able to find out. whose wallet that is, then yeah, theoretically, you could see how much. they have in that wallet and their.

transaction history. But again, you. don't know whose wallet they're. transacting with. So, you get a little. bit of information, but not the full. picture. Now, you have Monero. It's. another cryptocurrency, but it's. different in the sense that it's called. a privacy coin, meaning no one knows how. much you have in your wallet. No one. knows how much you sent, how much you. received, to which addresses you sent. to, and to which addresses sent to you. So, if nobody knows the doctor's Bitcoin. or Ethereum wallet, and the doctor's. crypto is untraceable, and because Mona. is a privacy coin, it's nearly. impossible to track, then he should be.

fine, right? But then there's a problem with the. exchange center because most places do. not accept crypto as a payment, at least. as of right now. Like I can't walk into. Trader Joe's and buy soup dumplings and. exchange it with Bitcoin. The most. popular ways that people can actually. spend their crypto is to now bring the. money back on the paper trail. And. typically there's two ways to do that. One, you sell the crypto and you. transfer the funds into your bank. account. Or two, you go to an exchange.

center and you literally cash out on. your crypto. You exchange your crypto. for cash. Basically like crypto ATMs, which is what the producers found. They. found which crypto exchange center the. doctor uses. But the doctor's way too. smart to walk into the crypto exchange. center and exchange his crypto for cash. by himself, right? So there's no way. that they could track the doctor. The. doctor would send others to exchange. crypto into cash. In the Korean crime. world, it's called a money tuna. So it's.

like a money throw, if you will. So the. doctor will send out a little bit of. crypto to all his little errand boys. They will go exchange the crypto into. cash at the exchange center, drop off. the cash for the doctor at a specific. drop point, and then for their work, most of them would receive free access. to torture videos, which if they know. which crypto exchange center the doctor. uses, does that mean they can follow the. doctor by following the money? Mhm. It was enough for the police to get a. solid lead. They knew about which.

exchange center and now they had a tip. come in that the doctor had a favorite. errand boy that he liked to use for. throwing money. A 9-year-old boy. No way. Yeah. So, in theory, most crimes can be. solved by following the money. If the. police are following the money, would. they just follow this little 9-year-old. boy that walked into the crypto exchange. center? Is that what they have to do? That would lead them to a fire hydrant. in a random apartment building in the. city. The investigators are crammed into. the CCTV room and they're watching old.

footage at a random apartment building. outside of Zor. They're like, "Wait, what is that?" So, everybody's leaning. in and they see this pixelated figure. inside of the elevator. It's so. pixelated you can't even really tell if. it's a male or a female or anything. really. You just know that they're. dressed in dark clothes and they're. holding this package, maybe like a. brick-sized package and that's it. But. what's so interesting about it? Well, the police say, "Keep watching." And.

they see this figure carry their little. package out the door. And as they're. exiting the elevator, they hit close. door, the button. So, they want the door to close quickly. Yeah. And that's weird. The only CCTV. cameras in the entire building are in. the main lobby and in the elevators. There are no cameras in the hallways. So, whatever they're doing, once they. get out on this floor, they don't want. the CCTV cameras to see. So, they keep. investigating and they could see that. the elevators did not close on time.

There's only two apartments on this. floor and that person was not headed. towards either of them. They were headed. towards the stairwell. Why take the. elevator then go to the stairwell? Right. Doesn't make any sense. When the. authorities go to that stairwell, they. find a silver door. It's a fire. extinguisher box. So, in South Korea, the fire extinguisher boxes are not. see-through like the American ones. It's. like a metal locker that can be opened. and closed by anyone, but at the same.

time, nobody can see through it, and. nobody just like goes around opening. fire extinguisher boxes. It's the only. spot that made sense. This is the money. drop location. They found this area by. telling the little 9-year-old, and then. they found other people coming in and. out and leaving money in this fire. extinguisher box. It's very interesting. They found. various different people coming in to. drop off money like 17year-olds, 19year-olds, 9year-olds. There were a. lot of different people involved all.

doing money drops, but only one person. was taking the money out every single. time. But there was no way that that was the. doctor because the police were looking. at a school girl with a brown brick-like. paper package in her hands headed out. She's the only one that took money out. of that fire extinguisher box. It was a girl. A little girl. Huh? When they follow her with unmarked cars, plain closed officers, the hunt is on. They follow this school girl from a. distance. They watch her hand off the.

brown package to another guy and they. both immediately separate. So now the. majority of the officers are tailing. after the guy because he's the next link. in the money drop. Like the girl is just. going back home. The guy has a baby. face, a rice bowl haircut. The police. hoped that maybe he's one or two links. away from the doctor, they think that. they're going to catch the doctor today. And immediately after taking the money. from the school girl, the guy, let's. call him guy one, takes the money. straight to another guy, guy two. Guy 2.

is a bit older. Maybe this is the. doctor. But as the police watch, they. realize guy one is not passing the money. off to guy two. Guy two is giving guy. one more money. H. The money ends with Guan. Guywan shoves the package into his bag. and walks over to a booth where people. are protesting. He chats with a few of. the protesters and they pass him a. clipboard and he scribbles on it. On it, it would read name Choju Bin. Birthday.

October 14th, 1995. And his cell phone. number. The police went from having. nothing on the doctor to having his full. name, date of birth, and phone number. Wait, what? What is he doing? He's signing a petition. To do what? To petition. Like one of those like petitions of like. please climate change petition. He. signed a petition. for no reason. Huh. Yeah. And they knew this has got to be.

the doctor. He was the end of the money. link. The money was never passed off. They kept watching him. It ended with. him. Authorities locate this man's house. and they start staking it out. Now, they. can't barge in because he could easily. delete Telegram or even log out, which. again would delete all the evidence. He. could throw all of his phones into the. toilet. He could destroy things. They. would have to arrest him while he was. out of the house to make sure that they. could preserve all the evidence that was. inside. March 16th, 2020, like a year.

after he starts his telegram, the. perfect opportunity comes. Mr. Cho is. going to teach his 24year-old son, Chu. Bin, how to ride a bike. They did not know they have a full. audience. He's learning how to ride a. bike because he has to relearn how to do. all these things because of his leg. lengthening surgery. This is crazy. Yeah. There were about 40 police. officers working to catch his every. movement. They had officers nearby the. subway, the bus routes, another group. sitting near his home. And right before. Cho and his dad entered the house, they. were stopped by the police and arrested.

He was brought into the police station. where he argued, "I am not the doctor.". And then he tried to swallow a pen and. die. Yeah. I mean, the police had so. much evidence against Cho, though, and. he knew it. He very quickly, same day, admits, "You know what? I am in fact the. doctor." We want to know about the cash. that stuffed into the shoe boxes. The. crypto wallets, the second phone that we. found squeezed in between your couch. cushions. What's the password to what? The second phone. What's the password? Sushi.

Excuse me? I want to eat sushi. I was. going to go eat sushi with my dad, but. you arrested us after our bike ride, so. I didn't get the chance to eat sushi. If you get me sushi, maybe I might tell. you my password. Wow. After sushi, he was too tired to let. them know the password. The next day. came around. Tell us the password. Design black bean noodles. Doctor. nodded. The day after it was burgers. For 30 days, it was like he was asking. for a different food each time. He never.

told them the password. The authorities. would actually find the password. themselves. One of the first things that. the police noticed when they searched. Cho's house were the writings on the. wall. Literally, his entire bedroom was. filled with scribbles all over the. walls. And they didn't seem like. scribbles of someone who had lost their. grasp on reality and they're like losing. their minds. This felt very intentional. Like the scribbles are meaning something. like the numbers and the letters. They. all point to something and they did. I. mean, the police just didn't know what. They didn't spell out anything that they. could string together. So when Cho.

didn't give them the password, they went. back to the writings on the wall. Maybe. he hid the password somewhere here, but. where I mean, the probability of us. finding the password is like slim to. none. I mean, he's still going to be a. creature of comfort, though, of. convenience. We all are. So they check. the writing near his desk where he might. be using his phone. No, nothing. They. check the writing near the couch. There. is no writing near the couch. That's in. the living room. So nothing. The police. look around the bed. I mean, he would. use his phone in bed, right? They start. scanning through the writings on the.

wall and none of them are working. They're like, "Try this one. Not. working. Try this one. Not working.". Then where the hell is the password? And. then they look up. All the officer's. heads slowly turn. And on the ceiling. was more writing, a password. It would. unlock his second phone. In the photo. album of the second phone were the. personal IDs of many of his victims. Explicit pictures and videos were found. of over 90 different victims just on.

this one phone. And a surprising. conversation between the doctor and God. of the nth rooms. God suggested if we go. down, we should take all the victims. down with us. The authorities had caught. the doctor before he could make any. videos public. But now now they need to. catch God God because it seems like he's. planning to take down all the victims. with him. Experts who had been in the chat room. stated, "If Cho, the doctor, did this. for the sake of money, God did it simply. for the sake of having fun. Unlike the.

doctor, he had spread around the videos. and photos pretty freely to other people. just so that he could further hurt his. victims. If he knew that giving everyone. the free videos was going to hurt his. victims even more, he would have done it. in a heartbeat." And there's the saying, if you can't beat them, you got to join. them. So that's what Team Red was here. to do. Team Red is like the anonymous of. South Korea. They are literally. anonymous hackers. They saw the SPS and. JTBC episodes on God God and they wanted. to help. They offered their services to. the police. They're like, "We're going. to catch God God for you." They're like,

"How are you going to do that? We've. been trying to catch God God for like. over a year now. We're going to do it by. doing what he does. We're going to go. fishing.". A fishing link with a ph fishing is like. setting bait for your catch. You send a. link and often times the link looks like. a legitimate well-known website like a. link to a cyber crimes investigative. unit or a Twitter. They look legit. Now, side note, those were God's favorite. links to send to victims to get all. their personal information. So, God God.

played into his victim's anxieties. He. would threaten to tell their parents. about their photos or threaten to arrest. them for producing porn, which is. illegal in South Korea. And because they. were so anxious to not get in trouble, his victims would click on these. suspicious links. And that's exactly. what Team Red would do. They would. message into the chat room, "Hey, God, there's been a new tip line opened up. They've been collecting information. about you through this link." The. preview of the link read SPS collecting. information about the Nth rooms. God's. finger hovered over the blue link and.

then he clicked. They were in. Team Red. now had access to his IP address, which. Wi-Fi network that he was using, and the. exact cell phone model he was using. Just like that. One click. One click. That's scary. The police would use those key factors. to pinpoint his location and they would. go hunt down God. They were led to a. junkyard and in the midst of all the. trash, they see a man standing there in. front of them with like 10 to 15 phones. just in his arms. The police sees his.

phones. They handcuff him. They get a. full view of his shirt. It's like a. black whale on his shirt. Just like a. whale shirt. Yeah. It was so. anticlimactic. The police said it didn't. even feel real. the god god who is now. finally in custody. I mean, it was so. clear he's no god. He also had a very. similar complexion to Cho, the doctor. So, both were on the quote heavier side. with moon-shaped faces. That's how. they're described by media. They're both. very young, only 24, both of them.

They're both like in college or just. graduated. That's so crazy how identical they are. They're both really smart, too. They. both had really great grades in college. and got into pretty like pretty. prestigious colleges. God was an. architecture student. Yeah. And Cho was a writing student. Very interesting. Right. Is that why they thought Cho was really. good at writing? Yeah. And he would use all these like. very traditional Korean words that no. young people use. That's why they.

thought he was 50. I see. But he's actually 24. M. so God God Munyan Muk was finally in. custody and soul became Gotham City. I. mean was locked down 1 in 100 men. That. is the estimate that netizens were. circulating after this case went viral. 260,000 users of the doctor's room and. the nth rooms. The population of Korea. is 51 million people. That is 1 in 200. people or 1 in 100 men. Technically,

half the viewers of these chat rooms. were not even Korean. They were. foreigners. But that would still mean. one in every 200 men could have been a. viewer of these chat rooms. And then if you take all the kids and. that that the number even gets crazier. crazier. Ordinary women who have never. even imagined something like this could. take place. They're forced to face the. idea that someone that they know, someone at work, their boss, their. pastor, their husband, brother, dad, son. could be a watcher. I mean, it felt like.

full chaos in the city. Churches are. praying for the cleansing of the nation. Wives, girlfriends, sisters are. demanding to go through family members'. phones trying to find any evidence that. they had visited these chat rooms. Other. parents are frantically checking their. children for injuries, like trying to. force them to prove that they didn't. harm themselves for videos. School. administrators are busy trying to. prevent students from circulating. articles and speculations of who could. have been in the enthrooms. Vigilante. justice websites are popping up. everywhere accusing random people of. being enthram watchers. Some of them. weren't even watchers. Some of them were.

colleagues are accusing each other of. being watchers. People are terrified of. clicking any link that looks suspicious. because what if it downloads those. videos onto their phone? I mean, how is. anybody going to sleep comfortably at. night knowing that these types of chat. rooms exist and that one in every 200. men in Korea could have been on these. chat rooms? So, netzens, they demand a. few things from the get-go. One, they. want the perpetrators identities to be. released. Okay. So, in South Korea, there is a seven person committee that. votes on whether or not criminals.

identities should be released to the. public. Most criminal identities by. default are kept private. So, it's not. like the US. They have to meet four. criteria to even think about publicizing. their identities. The four criteria are. the crime has to be violent and cruel. There must be sufficient evidence to. prove the suspect has committed the. crime. Disclosure of the identity is for. the public good. and the suspect has to. be an adult. So those four things. Second, they want all identities of all.

watchers of all users of the chat rooms. to be released. And third, they want the. perpetrators to get the book thrown at. them. They want them in prison for life. First request, release all identities of. all the perpetrators. This part was a. bit convoluted and not that pertinent in. the grand scheme of things, but the. doctor's identity was actually revealed. because the police told the press that. they're going to do a COVID test on an. inmate who is suspected of being the. doctor of the Telegram chat rooms. Mhm. At that point, the press didn't even.

know they made an arrest. They just made a press release that. there was a inmate that they need to. test for CO and his crime is being the. suspect for being the doctor of the. Telegram chat rooms. So the press is like, "We didn't even. know that you made an arrest on that.". So they start going crazy like, "Why. would you hide this from us? Why are you. hiding his identity?" People were. rioting on the streets. A petition was. signed by over 5 million people to. release the perpetrator's full. identities and even the watchers.

identities. Mhm. God Moon was brought to the public for. the first time after his arrest and his. face was publicized, his name was. publicized. There were cameras flashing. around his face. Reporters were asking. him, "Would you like to say anything?" I. want to tell the victims and their. families that I'm sorry. What was the. purpose of your crimes? I think that I. had corrupt ethics. What's your relationship with Chubin, the doctor? I don't know him.

As the police escorted him into the car, he would just repeat, "I'm sorry. I'm. sorry. I'm sorry." all over again. But. it's it's so empty. He would even argue, "Well, I only received $675 for the. videos." It's I mean, it's not that big. of a deal. I didn't even make a lot of. money. That made him worse. Yeah. But his statement was considered. tame compared to that of the doctors.

After both of their identities were. released, the doctor made a statement. He was first seen in public with a neck. brace on because he kept trying to harm. himself. He had a band-aid on his head. Okay, the reason I'm kind of like. laughing at that is not because I think. anything is funny, but it's so. ridiculous. He just kept trying to harm. himself in ways that were very clearly. not harmful. Like, he just had a. band-aid on his head and you just know. that there's like no wound or barely any. wound there. Yeah. And also, I think at this point, it's one of those situations where who.

cares if he's in pain. Like, nobody. cared. None of the netizens cared. Like, boohoo, we don't care. Now, he comes out. to the public. And at first, his face is. blank. He's just not making eye contact, staring out. And the first thing he. would say is an apology, but not to the. victims of the chat rooms. He would say, "I genuinely apologize to everyone who. has suffered harm because of me, including JTBC president, Mayor Yun Changon, and journalist Kim. Moon." This is a different one from the.

last episode, different journalist. People are like, "What? What? Why is he. apologizing to not the victims? And why. is he apologizing to these three people? This is so random." So in his whole in. the whole quest to find out who the. doctor was, these three people, he was. like blackmailing them. He was stirring. up He was starting rumors. The. chat rooms were attacking them. And now. these three people have the influence. and the political weight to impact his. case.

What? So that's it's speculated that's why he. was publicly apologizing to them. the. mayor, the JTBC president that controls. the media, one of the major media. networks of South Korea, another. journalist that's been on this case. since the get-go. The reporters asked him, "Okay, a lot of. your victims are underage. Do you feel. guilty about that at all?" He just. responded, "Thank you for putting a. break on the life of a devil that cannot. be stopped.".

Netzens and experts analyzed his. statement and that would really be one. of the few statements that he would make. in regards to his actions. They said by. referring to himself as a devil, it. seems like he was trying to put himself. up on a pedestal. He wasn't saying devil. as in I'm so bad, but it was almost as. he's boasting that his deeds were. unparalleled. That there was God God, but he's the. devil. South Koreans were not content with the.

release of the perpetrators identities. They wanted the identities of the. watchers to be released as well. So. petitions with millions of signatures. were being circulated and signed to. demand a release. There was shockingly. some push back on this. Some netizens. were complaining, "I feel like I'm being. treated very unfairly right now that I. can't even go to sleep. I don't see. what's so wrong with watching adult. content that I rightfully paid for on. the Enthrams. Rather than punishing the. users of the enthrams, they should go. after the girls who film themselves to.

begin with because producing videos, explicit videos in South Korea is. illegal. So technically, they're. breaking the law. Police like, yeah, he just. outed himself. Another netzen wrote that he was a. victim by watching those videos. He said. now he carries psychological stress of. not reporting the videos when he should. have. He said because he never reported. it and now that it was exposed, he feels. like people are going to think that he's. a watcher, which he was. Yeah. But like now he has a lot of.

psychological stress and he feels pretty. victimized. [Music]. Yeah. Others proudly commented that they would. never get caught. They said, "Well, I. watched it all on a Google Drive and I. actually never downloaded the video, so. good luck, idiots.". I think so many people sign also. probably comes from they want to know. who's around their their family, right? Cuz that's scary. I also wonder if a lot of people would. bring up enthrams on purpose. Like I. feel like I would have done that just to.

kind of gauge. Mhm. energies of people just to see how they. react. And that's kind of interesting. because people were circulating tips for. the watchers on how not to get caught. So, one of the threads going around was. a list of all the petitions that were. being made demanding harsher punishment. and the release of all the identities of. the users. The thread suggested that if. you were a watcher, you should sign all. the petitions with your government name. So, in Korea, you sign them like with. your government name because naturally, I guess human psychology would make the.

watchers want to distance themselves as. far away as possible. So, it was argued. actually in these threads like when. people talk about Enthram, don't say. things like, "Oh, no, I don't keep up. with news like that." because. immediately you're weird, you're. suspicious. So the threads were advising. instead of distancing yourself from the. case, you should lean into it. Don't shy. away from it. You want to support the. fight for justice so that nobody. suspects you. Then there were some. netizens who felt upset by the telegram. news because they never got a chance to.

watch it. They started taking to hub and. other explicit adult websites to see. what the videos were about. The week of. when the news of the enthums really. exploded, all these explicit adult. websites had a spike in searches that. included variations of the words. telegram, enthram chat room, Korean high. school, Korean middle school, Korean. chat room, middle school. Wow. And this was not just in South Korea. It. wasn't just South Koreans searching. this. This was happening globally. So.

after hearing the horrors of the. enthroom, there were people who wanted. to see it for themselves, for the. pleasure. When the trending searches were exposed, nizens were freaking out. They were. commenting, "Can't they track the people. who search for that, too? What the. These people need to stop pretending to. be human. You guys are all disgusting. Why are they even alive? Like really, this is insane. You must be out of your. minds.". A netizen would create a blue house. petition asking for the creation of a. cyber crime division, harsher prison. sentences for offenders and the need for.

joint internal investigations for these. crimes. It would get over a 100,000. signatures very quickly. Now, one. congressman would say in response, "Does. every petition have to become a law?". Another politician was asked about his. opinion on the Enthram case, and he. responded nonchalantly, "I'm not too. familiar, but perhaps the performer, he's talking about the victim. used it. as an artistic outlet. Another. congressman said, "If I'm only consuming. these videos for self-pleasure, is there. a reason to be prosecuted? If I alone.

paint a picture, I can't be prosecuted. for the law.". Wait, these are. politicians. I feel like they just outed themselves. Yeah, precisely. Yeah. What? Exactly my thoughts. And this case. wasn't just impacting the country on a. big national political scale. It was. infiltrating young people's everyday. lives, like everybody's lives, not even. just the victims. And I say that not to. emphasize like, oh, there's other. victims because I don't like the victims. of the Enthum cases are the victims of. the Enthum cases. I think there's a lot.

of collateral damage that was done to. the society and to families, but I don't. know if I would categorize them as. victims, right? But just to show you the big widespread. implications of this case, there's an. anonymous forum where a lot of college. students and high schoolers will go. This one high school girl posted on. there and she went by the username Miss. A. She said that she had a dilemma in. her personal life. She said she had been. dating this guy and he confessed to her. the other day. Hey, you know the enthum.

thing that's been going around? Well, I. saw the videos, but I didn't know that. the girls were being forced to do all. those things. I thought they were just. making it for, you know, consumption. I. thought it was just like explicit. material they were making. The girl. posted that she felt really gross about. his response because she wrote, "I mean, the videos weren't normal, you know, like you can't really they're doing. explicitly weird and terrible things. And not to mention, like I heard that. when you see the Anthram videos, you can. just tell that they're not of age. Like. it's very obvious." So, she told the.

forum that she immediately confronted. her boyfriend and said, "It doesn't. matter if you knew or not. Like, these. just the fact that you watched it is. weird." She stated that she broke up. with him and he got very angry and he. was so angry that she wasn't trying to. be considerate and understand his side. of the story. She wanted to ask the audience, "Am I. the for breaking up with him?". Wow. One rapper in South Korea went by the. stage name Simba and nobody asked, but. he posted on Instagram saying, "The more.

the situation for the enthum becomes. intense, the more we need to be. levelheaded instead of becoming. hotheaded with emotion. I hope there. will be a cold and realistic punishment. for the perpetrators. Yes, this is a. case that has become a hot issue among. citizens, but that does not mean the. users should all be sentenced to life. That would not be fair. Plus, that would. be overlooking the precedent. You know, just because we're angry and about the. case does not mean that we should. increase the punishment. This could mean.

later if and when your son or your. brother ends up getting caught watching. some porn that their consequences will. be based on the results of this very. case. What if this case becomes a new. standard for society and they all get. sentenced to life for watching explicit. videos? This is so much more than about. us being upset and wanting the. perpetrators to pay. The public reaction went as well as you. would imagine. People were flooding his. Instagram with comments asking him if he. was one of the 260,000. Some said, "Just. keep your mouth shut, okay? If you don't. know what you're talking about, this.

randomass rapper, if my brother gets. caught watching like this, getting. sentenced to life isn't going to happen. to him because I'm going to kill him. myself." Other nizens tried to reason. with him. They said, "What if your. sister or your girlfriend or your mother. gets tricked into this crime and becomes. a victim of these perpetrators? Would. you still want them to be punished. reasonably? Like, have you thought about. it like that? The rapper responded to. the comments and he doubled down. My. dear feminist friends, if it makes you. feel better, then go ahead and leave. your hate here. I can't understand why. such great people with great ideals.

don't have real Instagram accounts, but. whatever. I can only assume that you. can't read long statements because. you're all stupid and lazy, but I'm. truly amused by the fact that you. thought that I meant quote, "I need my. right to watch." I guess now the world. knows that you guys don't have the. brains. Ha, you know what? Go ahead. find all the doctor related people, even. the ones who watched and have them. killed. I never watched it, so. people would end up dying. At least six. people self-exited in connection with. the Nth Room case. They were exposed as.

watchers of the Enthums and they were. scared of the consequences of their. actions. Yeah, they could not stomach. the idea of dealing with the. consequences, but they could stomach the visuals of. hundreds of girls being tortured. So, I. mean, do with that what you will. It. felt like every other day news was. breaking that another person had. self-exited. Netzens had a lot of mixed. reactions. Some felt bad for the. families that they were breaking up. Not. saying that these people deserve to get. off scot-free, like they deserve to be.

in prison for very long times, but it. was likely a shock to wives, mothers, sisters, children. I mean, they were all. collateral damage in all of this. And then another rapper got in trouble. for the exact opposite reason as Simba. So after the news broke that six men had. taken their lives over the concerns that. they would be exposed as watchers of the. enthrooms. One rapper wrote, "This is. making me so happy. If more of them die, I'll write a commemorative song. Let's. all reveal all their identities." He.

even added a story of the Han River. saying, "Let's go. This is the Han. River, kiddos." talking to the people. who are watching and a lot of and he had. mixed responses from netizens. Some. netizens called him out for having a. song 10 years ago that referenced. underage essay. He was also found to be. drunk driving a few years back, so he. doesn't have the cleanest reputation. Others just analyze the intention behind. his message and they said that he was. encouraging self-exiting. Others felt. kind of torn. They said, "Tough call. I.

mean, on one hand, we shouldn't. celebrate, but on the other hand, that. person is trash who contributed to the. victimization of women and children. So, another reads, I wouldn't necessarily. cheer for their deaths, but I sure as. hell would not shed a tear for them. either. The police tracked down 124 people in. relation to the crimes and 18 people. were formally detained. The doctor and. God God were sick, but these guys were. just as depraved and sick for helping. these two. One of them, Anongjin, helped.

God, and he alone had distributed over a. thousand child exploitation videos. He. even essayed a 12-year-old girl. And. when he was asked, "Why would you do. that?" he said he rworded her out of. quote curiosity. Wow. Try to try to imagine saying that. as an answer. Yeah. I Yeah. I don't even And it's very. interesting. And I think the analyzation. of these two perpetrators, the doctor.

and God, is that the doctor Cho is the. definition of an incel. He hates women. He wants money. He wants power. And to a. degree, he wants to be loved by a woman, but probably they have to fit a very. unrealistic, bizarre. idea that he has of what a woman is. He. has bone deep insecurities. Literally, he would break his bones and undergo one. of the most painful cosmetic surgeries. on the market just to be like 3 in.

taller. He's 5'7, by the way, after a. surgery. Yeah. He's willing to risk not. being able to walk, not being able to do. anything for a year after that surgery. So, he's deeply insecure and he also has. a tendency to blame women collectively. for everything bad in his life. He also. has a clear fixation on money and power. Money gives him the power and that's his. end goal. He's chasing the power. All of. those combined create the definition of. an incel. The doctor was an incel who. wanted money and power. But God, God, he.

was just a sadist. He just got off on the pain. It wasn't. even really the power. It was just the. pain. So, it's the case of the incel and. the sadist. And all of Korea wanted to. see them burn. But just because you want. a bonfire doesn't mean you're going to. get one. If Doctor and God God had. posters on their walls of their biggest. inspiration or hero, it would probably. be a tiny Korean guy in a baseball cap. His name is Hun Jong-u. We're going to.

call him Chongu. And he got away with. running the world's biggest, most. prolific CP website on the history of. the internet. He was only 21 years old. Authorities who worked on this case. stated by volume there were more CP. videos on his one website than they had. seen on any other dark website before. this. And it was confirmed by the. National Center for Missing and. Exploited Children that half the videos. on there were originals. They were. unique pieces of data that had never. been seen before. Meaning they had been. made for the sole purpose of being.

uploaded to Chongu's website. So he this was before Enthram. He was arrested a year before Enthram. And that's why his name comes up a lot. when the when the doctor and God go God. were being arrested because they were. assuming netizens were assuming that. their sentencing is going to be very. similar to his sentencing. Uh-huh. Now the website that Chongu had was. called welcome to video. And unlike the. enthroom and the doctor's room, you had. to be on the dark web to access it. The. banner of the website read do not upload. adult content because the creator Tongu.

wanted CP. He wanted mainly videos of. infants. At its peak, the website had. 1.2 2 million members and over 250,000. unique videos. Again, that means videos. that were not seen anywhere else on the. dark web prior to this. New victims, new. acts of violence produced exclusively. for this website. Content was downloaded. over a million times. Users were. encouraged to upload their own videos. Chongu, the founder, would encourage. users to kidnap infants, film them, rwording the infants for the sake of.

producing content for his website. And. they did. So, a lot of FBI investigators. who tried to take down welcome to video, they said, you know, you're kind of. expecting videos of maybe people that. are in the teen range, 13, 16. Uhhuh. The most popular search terms were. 1-year-old, 2-year-old, four-year-old, young infant, and babies. Oh my god. The youngest children being abused on. that site were only 6 months old. In. exchange for this type of content being. uploaded, Chongu, the creator, would. give those users rewards points, which.

could be exchanged for video downloads. So they ran very similar to the telegram. chat rooms. It's speculated that the. telegram chat room creators God the. doctor they were inspired by welcome to. video. So we think that the doctor is. inspired by God but perhaps they were. both inspired by Chongu from Welcome to. Video. but he was caught. Yeah. So Welcome to Video actually flew. under the radar for a really long time. on the dark web. And it wasn't even. discovered by South Korean authorities. And it's not even just a South Korean.

It the founder. I don't want to say. founder. I don't know what other word to. use. Chongu, right? He's South Korean, but this was a global issue. Like this. was discovered because people in other. foreign nations were getting arrested. and they found welcome to video on their. computers. It was terrifying. Like they. had never seen anything like this. before. the US gets involved and oddly. enough, the IRS would be the ones to. take down the website because it's. financial fraud.

Yeah, the IRS has like their own. investigation team. It's crazy. So, 337. people would be arrested. The network of. video production spanned across at least. 38 countries and at least in 23 states. A lot of the watchers had very alarming. occupations. One was a federal agent for. Homeland Security. Another was a vice. principal of a high school in Georgia. One man ran a daycare in Kansas. There. were former congressional aids, a former. border patrol agent, which side note, this border patrol agent is absolutely.

vile. Authorities found that he had an. active GoFundMe running where he was. raising funds to adopt his wife's. daughter from a previous relationship. He's like, "This is my stepdaughter, and. I want to formally adopt her." He was. simultaneously as he has that GoFundMe. simultaneously uploading videos of. himself fully abusing that stepdaughter. in on videos on welcome to video. while presenting to the world that he. was this hardworking guy who needed the. funds to adopt her. Another guy that was. caught with welcome to video on his.

computer had 450,000 hours of CP on his. hard drives. 450,000. hours. You could watch his collection of. videos for 51 years without ever. repeating or stopping for a single. second. 51 years. 51. Another man, a father of two, was caught. being a buyer of Welcome to Video. And. when they went to arrest him in his. house, they found hidden cameras all. over his house to film his children's. friends when they came over to shower. and use the restroom. So, Welcome to Video was a CP operation.

that led hundreds of people being. arrested from all over the world. I. mean, it was used internationally. At. least 300 were arrested in the US as. well as other arrests were made in. Finland, France, UK, Italy, Sweden, Canada, Saudi Arabia. In total, at least. 38 different countries. It's estimated. that there were over a million. registered users. When it came to Welcome to Video's. founder though, the judge in South Korea. said he's young. He was 21 when he. started. He's 23 when he was caught. Similar to the doctor and God,

he's adult. Yes. But he has no criminal history and. he's reflecting on himself. What are you talking about? He also has a wife that he must support. He was given 18 months in prison. 18 one eight. Not two years. Like one. year and a few one and a half years. Like Korea just don't care about. Yeah. Well, the judges don't care. The. citizens care a lot. Right. Yeah. He was even asked why he created. the website and he responded, "Well, I.

thought child videos would make more. money than adult videos.". Even his dad said, "It's not like he. killed somebody. What's the big deal? I'm just not going to let him use the. computer anymore.". Wow. Yeah. Side note, the laws in South Korea. are horrendously written when it comes. to crimes against children. But not just. like South Korea thinks like this. It's. just the law. I mean, there were massive. petitions nonstop. Every South Korean is. so confused because they were saying, "We get longer time for smoking weed in.

Korea." Like, what are you who are you. guys protecting in this country? Like, this infuriates me. A lot of Koreans. were saying, "Send him to the US.". Because the US wanted him. The US said, "Extradite him to us. We're going to. charge him in the United States. And if. he was charged in the US, he's looking. at like 75 years to life and probably. going to get murdered in prison.". Yeah. South Koreans were saying, "Send him. extradite him, he's going to get his. rocked in prison. That's what the. netizen comments were reading. South Koreans were protesting, arguing, "Who are these laws made for? They're.

not made for the citizens. They're not. made for the children." A lot of nizens. asked, South Korean nizens were asking, "It feels like the judges won't change. the laws because they participate in. these activities and if they get caught, they don't want harsh punishments.". That's what it feels like because why. else would you not change it? It doesn't. make any sense. South Korea denied the US's request for. extradition. Yeah. They said that they needed to. investigate him for for illegal. gambling. Gambling is illegal in South.

Korea. And they said he used some of his. profits from Welcome to Video to Gamble. And that's illegal. Yeah. He made a few million dollars. while the site was up, which is crazy. And uh he used some of that money to. gamble and he was sentenced to two years. additionally which is six more months. than what he got for the distribution of. CP. So illegal gambling he got two years. for CP and running one of the craziest. dark webc websites. He got a year and a. half.

Yeah. And he was not extradited to the. US. Wait, so when was this? This was 2018. A year before. God and the doctor out. Yeah, I think so. Yeah. So. what. it's it's absolutely insane. Yeah. So if there's any comparison to the. amount of time that the doctor and God. are going to get, this was the best case. reference. And South Koreans were. terrified. I mean, they were scared that.

this was going to happen again. Netzens. were commenting, "When I played Monopoly. growing up, I used to wonder if there. really was such a thing as get out of. jail cards and if they existed in real. life. And it turns out they do. In our. country, Korea, it's just called having. a penis. Prosecutors requested life. sentences for both, arguing that these. crimes were unprecedented in history and. that Cho, the doctor, clearly had zero. remorse. Nizens really hoped that the. government would listen. I mean, they. were commenting, "I hope these two get. sent to the nth circle of hell." And in.

the end, the doctor Cho was sentenced to. 45 years in prison. That's it. The judge. said his behavior has caused extreme. pain on the victims and they are. demanding of severe punishment. So I. guess in their minds technically. compared to the previous cases like. welcome to video it was a lengthier. sentence but it's really nothing in the. grand scheme of things. It would later. be appealed and he would get 42 years. Meanwhile God God was sentenced to only. 34 years in prison. It's speculated that.

he was actually given less time because. he didn't have strong financial gains. from his crimes which I feel like the. opposite It's like he's even I don't. know. A lot of Yeah. A lot of netizens. argue he's worse because he wasn't even. doing it for money. He was literally. doing it for the sake of it. Yeah. One victim said, "Why can't they just. seek the death penalty against them? What happens if they get released for. being model prisoners? Then what?". And then August 2021, a blog went up on. Naver and it was titled I'm Choju Bin.

aka the Doctor of Telegram. There would. be a total of six articles posted and. the blog would open. I open this blog. and Instagram account as channels to. express my opinion, which is the truth. I know I'm offending people writing this. stuff, but I'm not trying to deny my. sins. I want to selflessly admit what I. did wrong. Wait, this was Well, he's in jail. Yeah. What? His dad was doing it for him. What? Cho admitted that he produced and. distributed abusive material. However, he did not agree that the chat rooms. were like a crime ring. He also believed.

that because some of the evidence was. illegally collected by the police, that. meant that he can't really be charged. with that evidence. He can't like that. would that shouldn't have been in the. trial. When it comes to his sentencing, Cho, the doctor, asked us the question of he. has. It's so funny. Like, okay, you're doing. illegal. That's illegal. Yeah. So, you're not following the law. And. now you turn around, you're like, by. law, those are not legal. So, the police can't legally. Yeah. It's like, what? It's so dumb. It's so dumb. And he asks the public,

"The trial is over and I can't turn back. time. Even if I talk for a 100 days, it's not going to do me any good. So. trust me just once. Let go of your. doubts. 42 years in prison, that's the. weight I have to bear." Was what I did. really that bad? And also, is it okay to. mock someone like this? Does this make. sense? Do you think this case is. resolved because of my sentence? Oh my god. No, it's wrong. This even shows more. that he has no concept of what he did. It's unfair to receive such a long.

sentence. He stated that the victim's. statements were not true and that he was. unfairly and heavily sentenced. He said, "The sentence against me is a. declaration that the law has been. defeated by public opinion.". What a joke. Yeah, he has zero remorse and I don't. think any of them are going to get any. vigilante justice in prison either. South Korea has pretty relaxed prisons. compared to the US and there does not. seem to be a strong association with. offenders getting poetic justice behind. bars. The doctor Cho even had time in.

prison to make a pen pal. Do you guys. remember the child star killer case we. covered recently? A child star married a. man ended up cheating on him and he. mysteriously died in a cliff jumping. incident. He became her pen pal, giving. her tips on how not to incriminate. herself and how she should not talk to. the police. she should not work with the. police. So yeah, I I don't think he feels any. remorse. One citizen wrote, "Since our country. does not have the willpower to punish.

these criminals, at least send them to. the US or send them to North Korea. Send. them to the correctional centers there. We don't have to spend our money, our. taxpayer money. We can just outsource. these things since it doesn't seem like. we're going to improve our system. anytime soon." There were some small. amendments made to the CP laws in South. Korea after this case. They made changes. so that possessing, purchasing, and. viewing illegal content would have. imprisonment up to 3 years or you could. be fined $23,000. Those who plan to commit essay, so you. know how in the chat rooms they're like.

planning to commit essay, you only get 3 years. Yeah. So those who plan to commit essay. would be sentenced to up to 3 years and. the age of consent was raised from 13 to. 16 years old. But is this really enough. to stop the chat rooms? Reporter Kim. from the first episode said every day. there were dozens of different chat. rooms appearing and disappearing. Copycat rooms, spin-off rooms. I mean, at the time of our investigation, there. were hundreds of rooms with some. variation of the nth room in their. names, even if they weren't run by God. Like Project N. Project N was a chat.

room on Telegram that was created by. Pemug, and he would essay middle school. girls, post the footage into his room. He produced and distributed 76 different. pieces of content. He was only given 5. years in prison. Or there's another case. dubbed the second enthram case. 10 men, including middle school and high school. students, were arrested for distributing. CP through Discord. So not Telegram, but. Discord. They originally ran their CP. operations on Telegram, but after God. God and the doctor were arrested, they. moved their operation to Discord. Now,

this particular case was really. disturbing for South Korea because the. quote producers in the operation were. minors themselves. Yeah. See, like that's setting the the. examples. Yeah. And the consequences are so low. for minors in Korea. Yeah. And they were. selling these videos, like full essay. videos for $8, $23. And it wasn't just in Korea. November. 23rd of 2022, an Australian who is. ethnically Korean, Lee Hunger, was.

accused of threatening underage girls. and creating videos of them to spread on. Telegram, just like God got God in Paka. He operated close to 30 Telegram chat. rooms that were very, very similar to. the doctor's rooms. Those are just the. ones that we know of right now. But. who's to say there aren't more? I mean, I don't think that that ended with the. doctor or God. But that is what we have. with the NH rooms and the doctor's. rooms. What are your thoughts? Please. stay safe and I will see you guys in the.

next one. Bye.