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Gwangjuboy · Joined: 08 Jul 2003 Location: England

A Korean woman has been murdered in London. The woman's remains were found in a freezer.

http://english.chosun.com/w21data/html/news/200406/200406110040.html

The Korean newspaper reports that Korean residents in London think that Korean police officers should live in the UK and assist their British counterparts in crimes invloving Koreans! Can you imagine the Korean response if waegooks demanded that Western police forces should deal with crimes involving expats on Korean soil?

lastat06513 · Posted: Sat Jun 12, 2004 11:39 pm Post subject:

Well...think of the way Koreans handle it when the US military police intervene in a crime that involves a GI and a Korean.
They scream unfairness and demand it be tried under their jurisdiction.

The irony of Korea, gotta' love it Very Happy

just because · Joined: 01 Aug 2003 Location: Changwon - 4964

That is one brutal crime.
Why do they need Korean police help????

kiwiboy_nz_99 · Joined: 05 Jul 2003 Location: ...Enlightenment...

How profoundly racist, not to mention absurd ...

diver · Joined: 16 Jun 2003

kiwiboy...please help me. You have been here awhile, and I generally like your posts. So I know that you are the one to ask.

You said that it was 'profoundly racist'. My problem, you see, is that I don't know what 'racist' means anymore. It has been used on this board in so many contexts, that I just can't figure it out.

By the way, if my asking you for help offends you, or is in any way racist itself...I apologize...I know not what I do...

On a serious note: I am sure that the KNP will be invited over by Scotland Yard anyway. There is probably no need for KNP officers to reside in England, but I see no reason why they shouldn't assist (help overcome language and cultural barriers). The FBI helps out abroad when asked. I have met Scotland Yard officers here in Korea helping out on a case.

kiwiboy_nz_99 · Joined: 05 Jul 2003 Location: ...Enlightenment...

Gwangjuboy · Joined: 08 Jul 2003 Location: England

diver · Joined: 16 Jun 2003

kiwi,

I forgot to put a 'smiley' to let you know I was joking. I also wasn't exactly sure to what you were referring. Now I do.

I absolutely agree that having KNP officers based in England is ridiculous. No debate there. I was just saying that it is not uncommon for police forces of different countries to cooperate. The Korean community should be able to (will have to) accept KNP being invited over as guests.

As far as racist...Really...that word is thrown around so much on this board it is losing its meaning. If you interpret their desire to have Korean police reside in England as meaning that they think that Scotland Yard is not competent enough to solve the crime and that only Koreans can...then I would agree that it is racist. Even if they didn't have racist intent, they are still demanding something they would scream about if requested from them in Korea. Lastat pointed this out nicely already. My gut insticnt is to tell them "This is England! When you are in Rome you must do as Romans do!"

So, I do agree with you...

hellofaniceguy · Joined: 10 Jan 2003 Location: On your computer screen!

Geez! England has Scotland Yard! Like they need help from the keystone cops of korea! Clean up your own backyard first korea! The cops in England ought to be in korea helping out instead!

diver · Joined: 16 Jun 2003

rapier · Joined: 16 Feb 2003

The KNP could help with sweeping scotland yard and maybe getting coffees for the officers, so long as they got scr*wed out of their bonuses 2 days before their year contracts were up.

stalinsdad · Joined: 25 Jan 2003 Location: Jeonju

This whole thread is laughable, even more so when you realise that koreans actually believe and judge on a one off incident.
Unfortunately my korean wife is also named Kang(the same as the woman who was killed) I joked with her that she'll end up in the neng chang go if she gives me anymore grief!!!
She thought it was funny but her family visited this weekend and they were staring at me funnily(being British) and my wife said that they were worried that all British people were similar to the husband who killed her. Laughing

Why would there be any need for Korean plod when it is quite clear that the husband killed her!!!
As one person mentioned, I wouldn't trust the police in Korea to tie their own shoe laces.(from personal experience)
I noticed also that there are only 15,000 Koreans in the whole of Britain, probably half are students.
I wonder how many Koreans have been murdered in the USA or Canada?
Ah, I forget, they get special treatment!
People in Britain are real bar-stools, look at this site.

www.dswark.org/bridge/0309/page03.htm

I also noticed that Korea Town in the UK(New Maldon) has had direct requests from the Metropolitan Police for Koreans to join the local police force.
This type of half baked reporting(Korean TV and Newspapers) really gets on my nerves.
Last year it was the private college that went bust, big report for about 3 days on KBS news, no follow up,=money returned!!
British soldiers beating Iraqis-days and days of terrible coverage=20 second report about possibly!!! being a hoax.
The Korean student run over by a bus!!!
He was looking wrong way!!!!
He had an autopsy!!!!!!!!!
Boo, hiss(every non-natural death has an autopsy in the UK)
VJ report that he was being tormented by skinhead hooligans, prior to his death-no substance.
I used to laugh at the Americans when a news report(a bad one was reported) now I look at it as propaganda, as it should be viewed-with a pinch of salt.
I really love Korea at times but sometimes i F*****g hate it!!!
Oh, and by the way- there were Korean Kamikaze pilots during WW2!!!!
I got that nugget from my mother in law!!!(she should know, she lived through it) not a made up lie to assuage the masses, as seems to be the case in every korean history book and any popular fiction !!
Oh, and while i'm at it-I expect we'll see footage(old footage) of English hooligans rampaging around the streets in Euro 2004.

Well that's better, I feel cleansed.
Wink

stalinsdad · Joined: 25 Jan 2003 Location: Jeonju

This whole thread is laughable, even more so when you realise that koreans actually believe and judge on a one off incident.
Unfortunately my korean wife is also named Kang(the same as the woman who was killed) I joked with her that she'll end up in the neng chang go if she gives me anymore grief!!!
She thought it was funny but her family visited this weekend and they were staring at me funnily(being British) and my wife said that they were worried that all British people were similar to the husband who killed her. Laughing

Why would there be any need for Korean plod when it is quite clear that the husband killed her!!!
As one person mentioned, I wouldn't trust the police in Korea to tie their own shoe laces.(from personal experience)
I noticed also that there are only 15,000 Koreans in the whole of Britain, probably half are students.
I wonder how many Koreans have been murdered in the USA or Canada?
Ah, I forget, they get special treatment!
People in Britain are real bar-stools, look at this site.

www.dswark.org/bridge/0309/page03.htm

I also noticed that Korea Town in the UK(New Maldon) has had direct requests from the Metropolitan Police for Koreans to join the local police force.
This type of half baked reporting(Korean TV and Newspapers) really gets on my nerves.
Last year it was the private college that went bust, big report for about 3 days on KBS news, no follow up,=money returned!!
British soldiers beating Iraqis-days and days of terrible coverage=20 second report about possibly!!! being a hoax.
The Korean student run over by a bus!!!
He was looking wrong way!!!!
He had an autopsy!!!!!!!!!
Boo, hiss(every non-natural death has an autopsy in the UK)
VJ report that he was being tormented by skinhead hooligans, prior to his death-no substance.
I used to laugh at the Americans when a news report(a bad one was reported) now I look at it as propaganda, as it should be viewed-with a pinch of salt.
I really love Korea at times but sometimes i F*****g hate it!!!
Oh, and by the way- there were Korean Kamikaze pilots during WW2!!!!
I got that nugget from my mother in law!!!(she should know, she lived through it) not a made up lie to assuage the masses, as seems to be the case in every korean history book and any popular fiction !!
Oh, and while i'm at it-I expect we'll see footage(old footage) of English hooligans rampaging around the streets in Euro 2004.

Well that's better, I feel cleansed.
Wink

itaewonguy · Joined: 25 Mar 2003

wouldnt surprise me one bit if a korean killed her..

remember last years double murders in LOndon. One girl was found cut up and stuffed in a suitcase.. and the other one was found stuffed in a waldrobe. both very young early 20's.. main suspect MR KIM a korean man who ran a home stay. he split town. and police discovered the credit cards were used after the killing and by KIm..

so maybe dalton is hanging out with mr KIm? haahaha..
jesus the husband did it.. in the kitchen with the knife!
clue anyone..
dont see what the korean cops are going to do anyway..
they know its dalton! he confessed!
IM loving that dude in korean times saturdays writing about CHOSUN.
he is bringing up real stuff about what koreans really are! its about it was shown to the world.. man see that tortue pic.. ruthless!!

anyway.. thats a very brutal way to die.. sometimes I think what the hell is going on here on this planet sometimes!!

rapier · Joined: 16 Feb 2003

[quote="stalinsdad"]This whole thread is laughable, even more so when you realise that koreans actually believe and judge on a one off incident.
quote]

I agree. It is laughable, and thats the best way to take Koreans if you are to survive here. they cannot, or will not, think logically or sensibly. I fully expect daily demonstrations outside the British Embassy from now on, Because all British people are vermin.

Mind you, they might have something there. After 6 years there i have to agree, they are indeed "Barstools'.