“Bolivia hit-and-run fatality” Jin Tseurebeul’s remains scattered at Uyuni, but… older brother: “Haven’t received body cam back” [Star Issue]

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As late travel YouTuber Jin Tseurebeul (real name Jo Jin-woo) passed away due to an unexpected accident in Bolivia, his family announced that they scattered part of the deceased’s remains at the Uyuni Salt Flat and completed local funeral procedures. However, they appealed for help, stating that the local Bolivian Prosecution Service has not returned the deceased’s belongings, including a body cam containing footage from the time of the accident and a bicycle.

Jin Tseurebeul’s older brother shared the status of the funeral proceedings on his Instagram on the 13th, saying, “After arriving in Bolivia, we successfully completed the autopsy of Jin-woo’s body and cremation locally, despite the difficulties.”

The older brother added, “As of Wednesday, November 11 local time, every moment remains a continuous sequence of grief that is incredibly hard to bear. However, we managed to scatter part of Jin-woo’s bones at the Uyuni Salt Flat, which my younger brother had longed for and desired to visit, and have returned.”

However, the older brother revealed that the local Bolivian Prosecution Service has not handed over Jin Tseurebeul’s body cam, which contains footage from the time of the accident, along with his bicycle and other items, to the family.

The older brother claimed, “There are still countless processes remaining before we can bring Jin-woo back to our home country. The local Bolivian Prosecution Service had promised to provide us with the original on-site footage from the only body cam attached to Jin-woo’s chest, a GPS tracker, an external hard drive, and the main frame of Jin-woo’s bicycle by the day before our flight home. However, that promise has been repeatedly postponed, and they have still not handed these items over to us.”

The older brother also stated, “With the assistance of YouTuber Sangga, whom we met locally, many officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, local interpreters, and related local lawyers, we are making every effort by mobilizing all possible means. However, as little time remains, we have hit a difficult situation. If there is anyone who can provide help locally, I earnestly request that you contact me at my email address.”

Finally, the older brother conveyed, “Nevertheless, our priority is to carefully collect all of Jin-woo’s belongings before boarding the final flight back to Korea. We will make every possible effort to ensure that the funeral schedule set for the 17th in domestic time proceeds smoothly without any issues.”

Meanwhile, Jin Tseurebeul died on the 4th after being struck by a cargo truck while traveling in Bolivia. He was 33 years old. According to acquaintances, Jin Tseurebeul was hit by a large cargo truck while riding his bicycle in El Alto, Bolivia, on the morning of the 5th and passed away. The accident was reported by local Bolivian media, and the driver who caused the accident fled the scene but was later arrested by police. Condolences have continued to pour in on his YouTube channel and Instagram following news of Jin Tseurebeul’s death.

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