Chinese Man Admits to Scattering Murder Victim's Remains: Police
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Chinese man admits to scattering murder victim's remains: police
A Chinese man accused of murdering a female Chinese graduate student has admitted to discarding parts of her remains not only in the southeastern city of Gyeongsan where her body was first found but also in northwestern Gyeonggi Province, police said Thursday. The 25-year-old victim was found dead at the suspect's residence in Gyeongsan on Tuesday after going missing for five days. Police apprehended the 30-something man, surnamed Jeong, the sam…
Police coordinating autopsy schedule for victim's body... Arrest warrant requested the previous day. It has been confirmed that Mr. Jeong (30s), a Chinese university lecturer for whom an arrest warrant was requested on charges of murder (including murder) of a female Chinese international student in Gyeongsan, North Gyeongsang Province, confessed to some of the charges during police questioning.
In Gyeongsan, North Gyeongsang Province, a Chinese instructor in his 30s murdered his student, an international student in his 20s, disposed of the body, and changed his clothes to make it appear as if he had gone missing. The police arrested the suspect through CCTV tracking and are currently investigating after detecting signs that parts of the body were mutilated.
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