"Ganghwa Island is rich in land." 男 in his 60s is the culprit? I'm looking at CCTV of a serial murder.. ("Smoking Gun")

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A 'smoking gun' tracks a mystery case in a rural village.

KBS 2TV's "Smoking Gun," which airs at 9:45 p.m. on the 10th, will reveal the "Why People disappeared from the village - Ganghwa Serial Missing Murder Case."

At 10 p.m. on July 31, 2014, a missing report was filed at a police station in Incheon. The man who decided to sell the land and his husband, who is suing over mortgage rights, went to negotiate and lost contact. The seller was Kwon, a rich man in Ganghwa's famous land, and four people disappeared after meeting him. "Smoking Gun" delves into the mystery of the man and people who disappeared that day.

Kwon is a wealthy man in his early 60s, runs a fish farm and a sashimi restaurant, and owns several real estate. The police immediately called Kwon to investigate, but he claimed, "It is true that he came to my house and went back, but he laughed and went back without an argument."

However, after analyzing nearby CCTVs, suspicious circumstances were detected. In a grass field in Ganghwa, the belongings of her missing husband were finally found. Lee Ji-hye said, "I don't understand how you can lie so casually even in the face of clear evidence. I can't tell how heartbreaking my family must have been," he said. Ahn Hyun-mo was surprised, saying, "The criminal's attitude as if he were dealing with human life as if he were a beast is amazing."

Seo Chun-won, former head of the violent team at Ganghwa Police Station, who was in charge of the case at the time, appears and details the entire process of the investigation, which struggled to catch the criminal. In addition, Lee Kwang-min, a psychiatrist, closely analyzes the criminal's disposition and psychology revealed during the crime process.

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