I want to know that' Mira in a studio apartment on the 28th, tracking the case of concealing a body for 3 years and 6 months in Incheon

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SBS's "I Want to Know That" will broadcast at 11:10 p.m. on the 28th to deal with the case of a woman found in a mummy state three and a half years after her death in a studio apartment in Incheon.

On July 10, 2024, a building manager found the body of a tenant who was staying for a long time at a villa in Incheon and checked for failure to pay his monthly rent and lost contact. When the caretaker opened the door, he said, "I didn't have a body. So it was too flat. I don't know if it melted or what happened, but there was no shape at all."

At the scene, garbage and luggage were piled up to waist level, and TVs and fans were on. Large amounts of bleach and insecticide were scattered, and dead bodies were found under blankets arranged in the corner. The body was not a bone, but a mummy whose skin was preserved in a dried form.

An autopsy showed that the body was an unidentified woman and was presumed to have died of cervical compression. Police tracked down tenant Kim, who had already been held in a detention center on charges of fraud. His statement revealed that the deceased was his ex-lover Park Ji-young (pseudonym).

Kim claimed that the crime was committed in January 2021 when Ji-young, who was suffering from depression, proposed suicide together. He remained hidden in a studio apartment for the next 1277 days. A police investigation official said, "I took a picture in the room to remember. I killed people and watched TV next to the dead body."

Whether Kim's claim of commissioned murder is true and why he lived with the body for a long time will be covered through the broadcast. The crew tracked down the mystery behind the studio apartment in Incheon.

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