South Korean college student cheated to Cambodian brutal death, has arrested three Chinese suspects
The body of the college student was found in the trash can, and the body stayed in the local area for two months and could not be taken home.
On October 10, South Korean police revealed that the college student left South Korea on July 17 and told his family that he would go to Cambodia for an exhibition. But a week later, the family of the student received a phone call from a man who spoke Korean-Chinese. The head of the phone said: “He is here and has been detained. As soon as we sent 50 million yuan ($35,000) we let him go.”
Two weeks later, on August 8th, local police found two bodies in a garbage bin in Kampopoko Mountain. South Korea's Foreign Ministry confirmed on August 14th that one of the bodies was South Korean student Park Min Ho.
At present, the local police have arrested three Chinese suspects, and two others are still at large. On October 10th, the Junior Procuratorate of Kampot Province, Cambodia issued an announcement, formally filing criminal proceedings against three suspects suspected of participating in abuse that led to the death of the victims. Three suspects, Li Xingpeng, Zhu Renzhe and Liu Haoxing (all transliterated), and their accomplices were charged with aggravated murder and technical fraud.
South Korean media disclosed more outrageous details: According to the testimony of a South Korean man who was imprisoned with Park Min-ho and later rescued, when he first met Park Min-ho, the other person was "bruised all over, cracked skin, exposed bones, and unable to walk." While in prison, Park Min-ho was handcuffed, beaten with sticks, and electrocuted for a week. He eventually fell into a coma due to severe pain and shock, and died tragically on the way to the hospital. The death certificate states that the death was caused by "severe pain caused by torture."# Hotspot Live #Content comes from the Internet
The body of the college student was found in the trash can, and the body stayed in the local area for two months and could not be taken home.
On October 10, South Korean police revealed that the college student left South Korea on July 17 and told his family that he would go to Cambodia for an exhibition. But a week later, the family of the student received a phone call from a man who spoke Korean-Chinese. The head of the phone said: “He is here and has been detained. As soon as we sent 50 million yuan ($35,000) we let him go.”
Two weeks later, on August 8th, local police found two bodies in a garbage bin in Kampopoko Mountain. South Korea's Foreign Ministry confirmed on August 14th that one of the bodies was South Korean student Park Min Ho.
At present, the local police have arrested three Chinese suspects, and two others are still at large. On October 10th, the Junior Procuratorate of Kampot Province, Cambodia issued an announcement, formally filing criminal proceedings against three suspects suspected of participating in abuse that led to the death of the victims. Three suspects, Li Xingpeng, Zhu Renzhe and Liu Haoxing (all transliterated), and their accomplices were charged with aggravated murder and technical fraud.
South Korean media disclosed more outrageous details: According to the testimony of a South Korean man who was imprisoned with Park Min-ho and later rescued, when he first met Park Min-ho, the other person was "bruised all over, cracked skin, exposed bones, and unable to walk." While in prison, Park Min-ho was handcuffed, beaten with sticks, and electrocuted for a week. He eventually fell into a coma due to severe pain and shock, and died tragically on the way to the hospital. The death certificate states that the death was caused by "severe pain caused by torture."# Hotspot Live #Content comes from the Internet