Kim Tae-hyun, 24, who murdered three mothers and daughters in an apartment in Nowon-gu, Seoul
“It’s a professional crime.”
This is a police officer who investigated Kim Tae-hyun, 25, who murdered three mothers and daughters in an apartment in Nowon-gu, Seoul. It is said that the brutal killing and the way policemen stick their tongues out.
According to the police, Tae-Hyun Kim stabbed deeply at once, aiming precisely at the carotid arteries of the three mothers and daughters. Regarding this, an official of the police said, “In the sense that the crime was handled neatly, I shared with my colleagues that the crime was not committed once or twice, but at the level of a’contractor’.” According to the findings of the actual autopsy, the victims were confirmed to have suffered fatal injuries in vital places.
It is reported that Kim Tae-hyun went to the victim’s house and searched for the word’emergency’ on his mobile phone before committing the crime. After the crime, I stayed at the victim’s house and deleted all the search history and message records, but the police found the search records through digital forensics. The police believe that it is a carefully planned murder, taking into account the fact that Kim Tae-hyun identified the location of vital spots before the crime and prepared weapons in advance.
Kim Tae-hyun met victim A for the first time at an online game user face-to-face meeting in December of last year, and has been constantly stalking. Mr. Kim said that Mr. A looked at the delivery box in the picture posted on the mobile messenger, found the address, and came to the house.
Kim said, “I wanted to ask about the reason for neglecting me,” and said, “I was angry when I changed my phone number and avoided contacting me, and I stole a weapon from the supermarket on the day of the crime with the intention of killing me.” Kim Tae-hyun, who is currently under arrest, is scheduled to be sent to the prosecution as early as the 8th. The police plan to disclose Kim Tae-hyun’s real life in the process of transporting him.
Reporter Choi Yeonsu [email protected]
