25-year-old 女 who died before her marriage..The suspect is SKM? The bride-to-be, and the identity is "shock." [It's my sister-in-law]

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A 25-year-old bride-to-be found naively ahead of her marriage. The suspect in the shocking incident is revealed.

Lawyer Jung Jae-min and Kim Nam-il, former judges, will appear in the 35th episode of the E-channel original web entertainment "Hyeongsu Da" Season 2 (hereinafter referred to as "Hyeongsu Da 2"), which will be released on YouTube channel "Detectives' Chat" on the 3rd. The broadcast will shed light on the first case of tracking down a suspect through the details of a heavy phone call.

Prior to the introduction of the incident, the cast mentions the recent motel serial murder. Kim Nam-il said, "I was shocked to see the news," and Kwon Il-yong said, "The psychopath diagnostic test is out of 40 points, but 25 points is considered a dangerous level of psychopath. The criminal Kim So-young received 25 points," he explained. In the prosecution, Lee Eun-hae of the valley murder case reportedly received 31 points, and serial killer Yoo Young-chul received 38 points.

Kwon Il-yong draws attention by introducing a new section, saying, "There are many cases that are not disclosed in the news, and we have prepared 'Newsless Desk', which means that we have updated events that are not in the news at 9 o'clock."

At the same time, the events were introduced in January 1993, and news was mentioned that Chung Mong-joon, then chairman of the Korea Football Association, was appointed as the 47th president of the Korea Football Association and promised Korea to host the World Cup. When asked how he would have answered Ahn Jung-hwan if he had been asked about hosting the World Cup, he confidently said, "Of course, I'm childish." Kwon Il-yong, who heard this, looked at Ahn Jung-hwan and Kim Nam-il and said, "It's embarrassing to talk about psychopath tests with two legends," turning the scene into a sea of laughter.

The next incident introduced was an incident that occurred in Busan in 1993. The incident began when a hiker found a young woman lying covered in blood. Unfortunately, the victim was already dead, and there were traces on his face and head that seemed to have been hit by a blunt force. The victim was a 25-year-old woman who worked for a construction company inside Gimhae International Airport, but had left the company a month ago ahead of their marriage. According to his colleagues, the victim was often having a happy time boasting of his bride-to-be, the youngest son of a rich family living in Apgujeong, Seoul. But none of the people around me knew the exact name of the bride-to-be, and the family had no idea about the marriage story.

The investigation team searched the house and company to identify the prospective groom and found important words in the notebook. In one corner of the notebook, there was a suspicious part painted with a black autograph pen, and I asked the National Forensic Service to appraise it. As a result, it was confirmed that three letters of the alphabet S, K, and M were written in that part. With the meaning of the alphabet in mystery, the investigation team began to print out and investigate all the phone calls of the public phones at the airport's domestic office building, where the victim is believed to have spoken to the groom-to-be. Kwon Il-yong explained, "This is the first case to track down a suspect with public phone calls." During the investigation, he called a contact number believed to be a prospective groom, and the woman who answered the phone shocked him by saying that he was her husband. The whole story of the case can be confirmed through "Hyeongsu Da 2" about what the bride-to-be is and what the alphabet in the victim's notebook means.

Meanwhile, 'Hyeongsu Da 2' can be found every Friday at 7 p.m. on the YouTube channel 'Detectives' Chat'. In addition, "Brave Detectives 5," which shares the world view with "Hyeongsuda 2," airs every Friday night at 9:50 p.m., and is also released on major OTTs such as Netflix, TVing, and Wave.

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