Gwangju Stalker (Case of Jang Yoon-ki)

Gwangju Stalker (Case of Jang Yoon-ki)

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Friend or Foe

The emergency dispatcher answered a call on July 12, 2023. "If I’m a high school senior, and I’m seventeen years old, and I haven't had my birthday yet... if someone commits murder, do they get a five-year sentence? If I confess, can I get a reduction?" When the police arrived, t ...  Show more

Type A (Case of Go Chun-ja)

In August 1997, police responded to an emergency and found a woman unconscious in a pool of blood. Thirty-five meters away, behind a temporary construction wall, her coworker Go Chun-ja lay beneath a zelkova tree undiscovered until the following morning. On the other side of Jeju ...  Show more

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