Jung Chang-seong was sent to the prosecution on June 4 for charges including murder, desecration and disposal of a corpse, and obstruction of official duties by deception. [1]
Police confirmed that Jung strangled the victim, a 25-year-old Chinese female student, at his residence in Hayang-eup, Gyeongsan, on June 20. [2]
Jung Chang-seong, a Chinese university lecturer, confessed to killing the victim, identified as Chinese female student A, 25, on the morning of June 20 in Gyeongsan. [3]
Investigations revealed that Jung disposed of the victim's remains in five locations, including garbage dumps and mountains in Gyeongsan, Gyeongju, Sangju, Daegu, and Gunpo, Gyeonggi. [4]
Jung confessed to police that he killed the victim during an argument because she threatened to reveal their relationship to his school, which he feared would cost him his job. [5]
Police recovered the victim's bones and remains in three of the five locations where they were hidden: Gyeongju, Sangju, and Daegu. [6]
The suspect stated that he killed the victim because she threatened to reveal their relationship to the school, which he feared would cause him to lose his job. [7]
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Jung Chang-seong was sent to the prosecution on June 4 for charges including murder, desecration and disposal of a corpse, and obstruction of official duties by deception. · 매일경제South Korea
Police confirmed that Jung strangled the victim, a 25-year-old Chinese female student, at his residence in Hayang-eup, Gyeongsan, on June 20. · 매일경제South Korea
Jung Chang-seong, a Chinese university lecturer, confessed to killing the victim, identified as Chinese female student A, 25, on the morning of June 20 in Gyeongsan. · 동아일보
Investigations revealed that Jung disposed of the victim's remains in five locations, including garbage dumps and mountains in Gyeongsan, Gyeongju, Sangju, Daegu, and Gunpo, Gyeonggi. · 매일경제South Korea
Jung confessed to police that he killed the victim during an argument because she threatened to reveal their relationship to his school, which he feared would cost him his job. · 매일경제South Korea
Police recovered the victim's bones and remains in three of the five locations where they were hidden: Gyeongju, Sangju, and Daegu. · 동아일보
The suspect stated that he killed the victim because she threatened to reveal their relationship to the school, which he feared would cause him to lose his job. · 동아일보
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