'Cops' Chatter 3' Tracks Down a Child Serial Murder Case

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'Cops' Chatter 3' will air an episode covering the child-targeted serial murder case that shook Korean society in 1975.

In Episode 2 of Season 3 (hereinafter 'Cops' Chatter 3') of E Channel's original web variety show 'Cops' Chatter,' to be released on the 16th via the YouTube channel 'Cops' Chatter,' science communicator Gwido will appear as a guest, continuing from the previous broadcast.

Profiler Kwon Il-yong introduces a shocking incident that occurred in 1975. In 1975, a young child was found dead in a park in Busan at the time. Although police launched an investigation, a similar incident occurred in another location a few days later. The two cases were deemed likely to be the work of the same perpetrator due to similarities such as the victim children going missing near their homes and the circumstances discovered at the scenes. Gwido expressed anger, stating, "This is not normal. It's demonic," regarding the consecutive incidents carried out with similar methods.

What caught the attention of the investigation team at the time was the inhuman and incomprehensible marker message left by the perpetrator. Profiler Kwon Il-yong stated, "Today, this case is also called the Marker Murder Case," noting that the writing left by the perpetrator was a crucial clue to the incident. While analyzing that handwriting left under special circumstances may be difficult to compare for forensic purposes, unlike writing on ordinary paper, Gwido focused on the act of leaving such messages itself.

The investigation team tracked the perpetrator's movements based on understanding the meaning contained in the message, as well as the surrounding relationships of the victims' families and witness testimonies. New leads emerged in the investigation as tips related to the case were received.

Based on witness testimonies, police created a composite sketch and distributed it extensively, narrowing down the investigation by analyzing the perpetrator's characteristics and modus operandi. Although distinct physical features of the perpetrator emerged through witness statements, seemingly finding a breakthrough in the investigation, difficulties arose in securing decisive evidence despite numerous tips and investigations into prime suspects.

Profiler Kwon Il-yong recounted the situation where it was difficult to identify the perpetrator despite the deployment of a large-scale investigation force. Gwido also pointed out the difficulties faced by the investigation team in tracking the perpetrator with limited clues, while explaining what approaches would have been possible if modern scientific forensic techniques had been applied.

Meanwhile, 'Cops' Chatter 3' is released every Friday at 7 p.m. on the YouTube channel 'Cops' Chatter.'

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