The taxi driver who announced "I'm going to kidnap you today"..a sister found dead [Yonghyung 5 roundup]

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"Brave Detectives 5" detectives tracked down criminals who committed crimes for money to the end and tried to find out.

The second episode of the T-Cast E-channel "Brave Detectives 5" (directed by Lee Ji-sun), which aired on the 3rd, featured Kim Myeon-joong, the detective director of Incheon Michuhol Police Station, former police officer Yoon Oe-chul of the Scientific Investigation Unit (KCSI), and Inspector Kim Jin-soo.

Before introducing the incident, Yoon Doo-joon said, "Please prepare and focus on your cell phone." Detective Kim disclosed an incident in which a man in his 30s, who identified the location with a photo posted in an open chat room, injured a woman in her 20s. "The location information is stored in the photo, and the information remains the same even if it is posted on the chat room," he said. "You have to be careful when posting or sending photos on social media. It is safe to change the settings so that location information is not stored," he stressed.

The full-fledged incident began in the 1960s when the name of Jeong In-sook, who was at the center of the political scandal, was mentioned. Along with the mysterious death of Jeong In-sook, a secret fairy employee, his son was expected to appear in the incident. Detective Kim Myeon-joong was asked for support when he was in the organized crime investigation team, and three people, including a golf course president, his son, and a driver, who arrived from Japan, disappeared in front of the crosswalk shortly after leaving the airport. At that time, CCTV showed a white vehicle with part of its license plate covered carrying them.

The vehicle was rented the day before the kidnapping, and the name was identified as the head of a gangster wanted for murder. However, during detective Kim's confirmation process, his resident registration card was found to have been stolen, and the case unfolds in an unexpected direction. The case was turned into an open investigation, and news broke that the victims escaped within three hours of the news report. Detective Kim, who was questioned, headed to the police station in charge, and the golf course president said, "It was not kidnapped, but arrested by the NIS on espionage charges." As soon as he got in the car, he was taken to a pension in an area with his eyes covered with an eye patch and his hands handcuffed, and he ran away while someone released his handcuffs loosely.

Detective Kim, who was not convinced that the NIS appeared despite allegations of "self-act", questioned the existence of suspicious additional vehicles whose license plates were covered after the hijacking vehicle was moved through toll gate traffic records and CCTV analysis. In addition, pre-rental circumstances and traces of a large number of people were found in the pension, and it was revealed that it was not a simple happening. After tracking down the vehicle, he specified the vehicle leased to a law firm in Gangnam, where he faced a lawyer who was a former senior prosecutor who led the investigation in the past. The lawyer knew about the related golf course, and the kidnapping case was also referred to the golf course president's uncle, saying, "I know it as a self-help." My uncle was a person who was sentenced to prison by embezzling a large loan with the land of a golf course as collateral. Although he denied knowing, he received a confession from his lawyer during the third investigation, and his uncle also confessed to the crime.

According to the investigation, the uncle tried to dispose of the golf course by taking away the president's corporate seal, and even planned to dispose of the body after the murder depending on the situation. It was also revealed that his uncle sought 350 billion won in the process and tried to hand over 150 billion won of it to Jeong, Jeong In-sook's son. The lawyer introduced Chung to his uncle as the representative of a foreign financial company, which was a fraud. Jeong lied that the golf course owner borrowed 200 billion won from him, and his uncle, who believed in it, said he would pay back the money when the golf course was sold. It turned out that Jeong planned to sell the golf course by making a false list of shareholders.

The senior prosecutor's lawyer designed surveillance disguised as an NIS agent, fake arrest warrants, and even theft of gang leader identification cards. In particular, he was also the brother of a city council member who requested the murder of a contractor, which was previously introduced in "Brave Detectives," which drew sighs. Kwon Il-yong, a profiler, said, "It is money whose substance is unclear like an illusion. I was blinded by money," he pointed out. He was sentenced to two years in prison for his uncle, four years for his lawyer, and three years for his uncle.

The case introduced by KCSI was then a case in which the criminal committed the crime after telling the victim, "I'm going to kidnap you today." It began with a report from a man that he had lost contact with his sister. The last time her sister, who was at her boyfriend's house, contacted her to return home, she disappeared with her cell phone turned off. The disappearance of a woman in her 20s raised the possibility of a violent crime, and the investigation team immediately checked financial records. As a result, it was confirmed that a total of 900,000 won was withdrawn from an ATM about four hours after the last contact, and the case was converted to a violent crime. CCTV captured a man wearing a mask and a hat, and the investigation team immediately launched a follow-up.

In the process, a shadow rising convexly above the head of the vehicle was detected, and the suspect's vehicle was identified as a taxi as a clue. On the fifth day of the disappearance report, a decomposed female body was found on the highway shoulder, and the victim was identified as the missing sister. An autopsy revealed that it was suffocation caused by cervical compression and that sex crimes were committed.

A nearby CCTV analysis confirmed the situation of repeated movements of suspicious taxis, and four men in their 40s, including a special robbery, were identified as prime suspects. He stated that he had committed the crime due to a backlog of taxi payments. It turned out that the victim, who heard eerie words, forced him back into the car and continued the crime. The criminal, who submitted a letter of apology, said in court, "I would not have killed the victim if he had not resisted." Ahn Jung-hwan said, "How can you not resist. "It's nonsense," he said angrily. He was sentenced to life in prison.

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