According to a report by Yonhap on August 30, the Gyeongsan Police Station in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea, stated that on the 29th, based on the testimony of Zheng, a Chinese suspect in the case of a Chinese female student's murder, police conducted searches at the locations where the bodies were discarded and found parts of the victim's remains.
The police said that the search for the remains will continue, with the goal of finding as many of the remains as possible. Police officials stated that it may be difficult to find all the remains before the case is transferred to the prosecution. The police also have GPS data showing the route taken by Zheng during his dumping act. They are analyzing his movements before and after the crime, and combining this with the evidence seized and Zheng’s statements to further verify the case.
According to a report released by the Chinese Consulate General in Busan on August 25th, after verification with the Korean police, a Chinese female student who had been missing for several days was found dead that day. The police have arrested a man in his 30s on suspicion of homicide.
On August 26, the Kyungsan Police Station in Gyeongbuk, South Korea, revealed that Zheng (in his 30s), the suspect in the case of the Chinese female student's murder, is suspected of destroying and abandoning part of the victim's body. The police are conducting searches at incinerators and other locations. The university where the victim studied confirmed that Zheng was a Chinese lecturer at that institution and that he knew the victim.
