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[ultra]

[aquagirl]

It's highly unlikely that Yoo committed the rainy Thursday murders.


Most of Yoo Young-chul�s alleged murders were committed either in his victims� or his own residence. Seemingly they show a killer who was meticulous and a low risk taker who did not want to be caught in the act.



Most of the rainy Thursday evenings/Friday morning�s homicides however have occurred outside; they have been opportunistic, high-risk killings in which the perpetrator has had the chance of being discovered by a member of the public at any time.



The differing modus operandi of these two cases indicates that the perpetrators have a differing psychological mindset, and so it is likely we are dealing with different killers.



Investigators, the media and general members of the public are hoping that with the capture of Yoo Young-chul so the rainy Thursday evening/Friday morning�s homicides will also end, but do not breathe a sigh of relief just yet. It is likely he is still out there.

[itaewonguy]

I read quite a few cases of korean serial killers
and not even in korea..
I remember one a few years back about that korean guy who ran a bedsit or somethng in london and murdered and chopped up the korean girls and put her into asuitcase and left it at the bus station locker, and the girl he hid behind the wall in the room..
and other cases in korea too..
man who were these guys when they were kids?
I mean killng somone ok, but chopping them up and then shoving there bodies into bags to transport away! JEEESSSUUSSS!! come on!

[On the other hand]

[cangel]

What about this freak:

[nicholas_chiasson]

he was pissed. koreans shouldn't have guns. they get ticked off to easily. In america when you start shooting, at least someone might draw on you. Here you really could just go and shoot people until the army shows up.