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Chinese lecturer confesses to killing university student in S. Korea

Police say the lecturer strangled the student and later tried to disguise her disappearance as investigators seek additional charges.

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Demands to “extradite and punish” the Chinese university lecturer arrested on charges of murdering a female Chinese international student and mutilating her body in Jingshan are mounting in Chinese online media. On Chinese online platforms such as Weibo, the Jingshan Chinese student

Yonhap News, citing the Gyeongsan Police Station in North Gyeongsang Province, reported that police searching for the body of a Chinese international student murdered by a Chinese university lecturer in Gyeongsan, North Gyeongsang Province, have recovered additional parts of the victim's remains.

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Calls are growing in China for the extradition and severe punishment of a Chinese university lecturer arrested on charges of murdering a female Chinese international student and mutilating her body in Gyeongsan, North Gyeongsang Province. On the 28th, posts calling for the extradition of suspect A (31), who is accused of the murder of a Chinese international student in Gyeongsan, to China and severely punish him according to Chinese law, were u…

Demands are mounting on Chinese online platforms to "extradite and punish" the Chinese university lecturer arrested on charges of murdering a female Chinese international student and mutilating her body in Gyeongsan, North Gyeongsang Province. Arguments are being made that he should be brought before a Chinese court, citing the fact that South Korea has not carried out executions since 1997. On the 28th, posts calling for the extradition of susp…

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