‘Brave Detectives 4’ introduced incidents that caused anger.
In the 11th episode of T-Cast E Channel’s ‘Brave Detectives 4’, which aired on the 22nd, Inspector Yoon In-soo of Pyeongtaek Police Station, Inspector Hong Soon-jae of Yeongdeungpo Police Station, and Inspector Kim Yo-han appeared and revealed the investigation log that they personally solved. In addition, singer DinDin appeared as a guest.
The incident introduced on the broadcast that day began with a report by the younger couple that the older sister, who had gone on a trip, had lost contact and had not returned. My sister left a message saying, “I’m going on a trip,” and then turned off her cell phone. About an hour before sending the message to my sister, her vehicle was captured on CCTV on a road near her home. However, questions were added as a man of considerably larger physique, who was not the older woman, was spotted in the driver’s seat.
While the investigation team was tracking the vehicle’s movements, the driver changed again within a day. This time, a man of average build was driving the car. He claimed that he did not know anything about the missing person and that the vehicle was received as collateral from the representative of the company that lent him the money. The company representative also did not know about the missing person and said that the vehicle was received as collateral in lieu of money lent. In the loan certificate presented by the representative, along with the borrowed money of 12 million won, the ‘execution’s car’ was mentioned as collateral, drawing attention to the missing person’s brother-in-law.
The brother-in-law was a tall and bulky person, similar to the man in the first CCTV. At first, he denied driving his brother-in-law’s car, but when presented with the IOU and CCTV evidence, he said that he needed money and borrowed money using his brother-in-law’s car as collateral. When the brother-in-law’s car was inspected, three traces of Buddha’s blood and two bottles of used deodorant were found in the trunk. In particular, the shock was heightened when he was revealed to be Mr. Jeong, a former professional basketball player who made a name for himself in the early 2000s.
Mr. Jeong claimed that the day before the incident occurred, he asked his wife to give him a little more of the royalties he received from closing the store run by his sisters, but his sister-in-law refused, so he decided to kill her. It was revealed that after killing his brother-in-law, he carried the body in the trunk of his car and abandoned it in a nearby park. Even after the crime, he continued his life as usual, but when his wife decided to report him missing, he was known to have accompanied her, which added to his anger. Mr. Jeong was sentenced to 20 years in prison at trial.
The incident introduced next began with a report from a community center employee who said that a grandmother in her 70s who lived alone could not be contacted and there was no sign of anyone when she knocked on the door. The house was full of dog excrement, but the grandmother was not there. A massive investigation was conducted, including helicopters and drones, but the grandmother’s whereabouts could not be found.
The grandmother’s last caller was her stepson who lived nearby. He claimed that it was an ordinary call to say hello, and that his mother often forgot or couldn’t find the house when she went out. However, although we checked all nearby CCTV from the reporting date until a week ago, we could not find any footage of the grandmother entering or leaving the house.
The investigation team looked for the grandmother’s bankbook, which the son had, to find additional clues. Although there was no record of the withdrawal before, it was confirmed that 370,000 won was withdrawn the day after the last phone call with the son, raising questions. In particular, the son disappeared, turning off his cell phone right after he handed over the bankbook to the investigation team.
As a result of analyzing the CCTV by expanding the date range, the grandmother was captured on the day she last spoke on the phone with her son. However, the grandmother was seen entering the house, but was not seen coming out, and later, a man was captured entering and leaving the grandmother’s house. The man in question was his son, and he shocked everyone when he was even captured coming out of the house the next day rolling a large rubber bucket.
It was confirmed that the son abandoned the body using a rental car, and traces of the grandmother’s blood were detected as a result of the trunk analysis. The arrested son claimed that during an argument over his mother not giving him his older sister’s disability pension account, he was punched in the face and killed in a fit of rage. In particular, he had to hide the fact that he was unemployed and borrowed 20 million won to raise the money by the day after the crime. Anger grew as it was revealed that the debt was used to sponsor bicycle racing, motorboat racing, and internet broadcast BJ. The son was sentenced to 35 years in prison in the first trial and is appealing.
Taeyuna, Ten Asia Reporter [email protected]
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