I understand the intend of your last comment, that there's no guarantee that anyone is 100% safe. But stats have shown that violent crime has dropped in every developed country for the last 20 years. I don't want people to not be careful, but I think people shouldn't be fearful - as that's become a common cause of violent reactions, as opposed to violent intentions. In this situation, it was the trust between groups that solved the case - and I'm optimistic we'll be moving in that direction. (Rant aside - another good video)
It’s funny how people who want to mimic true crime and think their knowledge will help them escape capture are, in fact, incredibly reckless. She never considered the cameras tracking her. Emailed her victim with her own device. Used a taxi without thinking she’d seem suspicious. Incredible
In today's world, unless you're in a literal blackout, it's almost impossible to limit every possible avenue that may link back to you.......years of advanced planning while picking a random stranger might limit some of them but video surveillance is too prevalent along with the necessity of a cell phone these days......
"Oh if I kill someone it obviously has to be a complete stranger so they can't connect us." Proceeds to make absolutely sure they ARENT a complete stranger.
Really, the clean-up was unnecessary since it wasn't her apartment. If she had just taken the victim's phone and gone straight home she probably would've gotten away with it.
I know its a good thing they got caught but "she researched how to avoid being caught" - thinks emailing the victim wont put them on a suspect list - doesn't come prepared and has to go shopping in the middle of disposal - takes a taxi with the remains to some suspicious area at night
Exactly I don't understand how they do all this research and still do the dumbest things to get caught. Like leaving her apartment six times? And then acting suspicious with the taxi driver, not using a false identity? I mean like come on. I mean it wasn't like a crime of opportunity. she literally planned it and still managed to act so sloppy. Like how do people not have common sense. Usually they say they get caught because they want to or because of narcissism and thinking they won't get caught but I'm not sure in this case. I think since it was her first time she was just wildly unprepared and stupid.
It's likely her overwhelming compulsion to kill clouded her judgement and critical thinking skills, that or she knew she would get caught and did not care.
But yes, she was beyond careless leaving behind a gigantic trail of photographic and digital evidence (and who knows what else). She might not have cared if she got caught, living in complete isolation, already a prisoner outside bars without any hope or expectations.
maybe she did want to get caught, she wanted to be famous after all. I think what the press and us need to do is to give her a stupid nickname and blur her photo everywhere so she doesn't get the satisfaction of infamy that she craved so much.
although I don’t understand why Lazy finds random violence so disturbing, I mean yeah obviously it’s a scary thought but you could be robbed and killed randomly it happens relatively often unfortunately and he should understand that by now no? Either way always be careful 🙏
Although I live with my partner, if I’m home alone I do things like pretend to talk to someone in the house when the food delivery guy drop off my weekly shop 😂 paranoia saves lives
I am so sad for her grandfather. I can definitely empathize with him. I have known some amazing people who have had kids who turned out terrible, and they blame themselves for how they turned out. This shows that you can only do so much to prevent your loved ones from doing things so despicable.
I would say that the reason she was brought up by the grandfather probably contributed to the choices she made to do such a disgusting thing. Where are her parents? Not growing up with them caring for her could have caused psychological damage at being abandoned? She liked the idea of assuming someone else's identity because she wanted to be someone else, she didn't want to be who she was, just a normal, mediocre person. None of it excuses her, but I could see why she might be like that.
@@luciuscornelius7177Exactly this. Her upbringing had everything to do with how she turned out. Children experience their parents abandoning them exactly the same way when they pass away. Absolutely nothing beats two biological parents raising their own children!
She really thought that she would kill Kay, easily take her identity, and no one would notice? People who know Kay would come looking for her and notice immediately that she is not Kay. She thought she committed the perfect crime, but she failed at the most obvious parts that could incriminate her. She didn’t plan ahead.
I sincerely doubt she wanted to assume K's life. That was a story spun up by people who didn't want to admit she was just an evil, heartless person. Chances are, she wore K's clothes when leaving/returning to her home in order to draw less suspicion to herself from people in the area who wouldn't look too closely.
@@ForeverLaxxThat or maybe she could've gotten some blood on her original clothes. Considering it was a school uniform (so white in colour) and that she stabbed K 100 times.
Clearly, she learned absolutely nothing from all of her diligent research because this was about as far from "the perfect murder" as one could possibly get.
She really thought she could outsmart the law by watching a few documentaries and Kdrama's. That's what a lonely life does to you. Her poor and sweet grandfather deserves better.
I think its so laughable that she taught that by telling the cops that she dumped a baby in the woods that somehow she wouldn't get in trouble??? Like is that not also a crime??? She's definitely not the brightest bulb in the tanning bed
We had very similar case in Poland on 2016. A psychopath, who said that killing a man is like killing a mosquito to him. The victim was italian language tutor. The murderer chopped her head off. He also took a taxi in which he transported victim's mutilated body. If anyone would be interested in his story his mamę is Kajetan P.
The whole cleanup process was useless. All the cops had to do was look at who was her latest tutor job then look at the nearby CCTV footage to see if that person went to her house. Then follow where she went to around that time. She made it easy for the investigators
@@serjeantpepper2986 The first thing she could’ve done better was buy the clean up kit (garbage bags etc) months in advance. The second thing is she should’ve got her own vehicle.
@@golgotha3938 Eventually people are gonna discover that a lady died. And theres no getting around the Cctv. She was never gonna get away with it. People crazy enough to kill like this, they have a super ego. They think they can work themselves out of any situation.
What baffles me is that she didn't have friends, she was jobless, living with her grandfather...and yet her ambition was to be "a notorious serial killer".No one says you have to shoot for the starts, but usually, even people with mental problems, have ambitions such as:making a family, buying a property, traveling etc.And the worst thing is that because she probbaly didn't tell anyone about her plans, the tragedy couldn't be prevented...
Thank goodness for that cabbie... and thank goodness that this woman wasn't nearly as smart as she thought she was (like most narcissists/sociopaths). I feel for K's family, and for the poor grandfather, too.
Legit. It REALLY pisses me off when people talk about how "cunning and intelligent" serial killers can be. Most of them are dumb as hell and don't get caught because police are incompetent!!
@@calicoscloverleaf Serial killers are DEFINITELY Highly intelligent, hence why they would go long without detection. The Dark Triad are highly intelligent and cunning. Take Hannibal Lecter in the "Hannibal" series for instance, sure, a fictional character, but somewhere out there is a real Hannibal forever undetected by neurotypicals. Then there are cases like this, completely devoid of all thought and intelligence. I wouldn't compare her one killing with other SERIAL killers nor those who were never detected.
Idk why, but it is so funny how she tried to excuse the blood as her own menstrual blood, but the police said “bet” and actually took her to get her cycle checked. You know she said that thinking that they would take her at her word and she probably thought she outsmarted them, that they wouldn’t check because it was a “gross woman” problem. I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when they told her they would check and when they revealed they knew it wasn’t her cycle. You know she probably froze.
It seems every criminal that thinks they can commit the perfect crime are grossly incompetent at it. Flags down every CCTV camera, creates electronic footprint connecting her to her victim, enters crime scene multiple times, doesn't pack equipment or a change of clothes, strings along a cabby (perhaps the group most experienced with sketchy people) while transporting the body, gives her real address to the cabby taking her away from the disposal site, not having a cover story or alibi prepared for if she got questioned, didn't ask for a lawyer, confessed to fake crimes, the list goes on.
They're all like "Brad Bishop got away with murder, so can I!", then proceed to do nothing of the very sensible and intelligent things that Brad Bishop did to get away with it.
I'm glad the driver followed his instincts and reported his suspensions to the police, better to be safe than sorry is the saying. Though even if he didn't report it, I'm sure the police would still be able to track her down via security cameras, emails etc... But it would just slow the case down. I'm glad she got caught early to save more innocent people.
i can’t help but chuckle at the fact that she tried to say she was dumping a baby with that suitcase like that would be less incriminating? like, let me cover one crime with another
@@nicwelchThere is quite a difference between them, actually. Especially with how one “becomes” a psychopath or sociopath. We talked about this a lot in my later psychology courses
Cases like this make me think about why I myself am interested in true crime. It started with a detective fiction study, and then it developed into a sort of caution take for myself. Helps me remember to stay safe and be careful. I think I also want to remember the victims, and appreciate their lives. It often makes me so sad that these lives were taken so suddenly.
Thank you Lazy! I have a suggestion though: a case well known in Finland. A missing person case of a 16 year old girl named Raisa Räisänen. She went missing in 1999 after a night out in Tampere. She is still missing and the police are still investigating the case.
With all the hubbub about plagiarism/unoriginal content, this is a channel i can trust to bring original well researched videos that feel unique to Lazy's perspective
This kind of stuff is why I never invited anyone to my house or went to anyone's house myself when I was a private tutor. We always met up in a public location: library, park, fast food places, etc.
To think if that taxi driver had not been suspicious 🫢🫢🫢 good on him. Also I feel really bad for her grandpa cos he blamed himself when in fact she lied to him too…😢😢
Isolation, in all its forms, is a dark thing. Coming back from it, you might not be the same person you were before, there's no telling what darkness can change about you.
It’s not just about the whole darkness part of it, isolation ruins your social skills as well and can make you unable to maintain healthy social connections. Worst case scenario you struggle to hold down a job because of how socially inept you end up becoming
For an introvert, isolation is bliss and has no negative connotations, many introverts can function perfectly well in society and think of socializing as a chore rather than something to look forward too. Of course there are outliers, but the same can be said about extroverted personalities, a narcissist derives pleasure from manipulating other people. Many of the people who climb to the highest ladders of our society do so because they come off as sociable but are really just good at manipulating people. So, I disagree that isolation, in all its forms is a dark thing, it can be a beautiful thing too, you can learn to be self-reliant and completely at peace with oneself and be isolated from society.
@@Halfshanks There are very, very few people in the world that can handle long-term isolation. The vast majority of introverts will also be harmed by extended isolation. There are literally hundreds of papers written about this. Some even find that introverts' social skills are actually more impacted than extroverts and that they're more likely to spiral into negative self-talk because of it.
@@KevinDiaz2000 I don't have many friends and I work at home but don't have a job. I can make friends easily whenever I find myself among other people, but I find it very hard to keep those friends, eventually I just come back into isolation and my friendships just fade away. Every day is the same and I feel like a ghost of flesh and blood, my youth is going away a little bit every day and I'm afraid of growing old in this situation. I had a gf but we broke up cause she wants to have an actual life instead of being locked in here with me. Now, I would never do something like the woman in the video did to anyone, but this shit is destroying me. At least in my case I have distractions and creative outlets, stuff to ocuppy my mind, she seems like she was completely lost in a delusion, even the stories she told to investigators were batshit insane. Like she was so far gone she couldn't think of anything that wouldn't shock them and make her seem even more suspicious
It's such a shame true crime gets a bad rep because of stuff like this, she's not the first and most definitely not the last either but saying you like true crime stuff nowadays is the same as saying you like anime in the 2000s when it wasn't mainstream and people generally thought its Chinese animations and hentai
Tbh I'm more embarrassed today than I've ever been to say I like anime. Too many fucking weirdos into creepy chibi stuff, or just weirdo personalities. So I think it's gone the other way with anime... The creeps give us all a bad name :( and sadly they stand out the most. I hate being associated with that because I love anime
@@christophermccutcheon2143 wait what's wrong with chibi art style? I don't even think it's that common, only show I've seen that exclusively uses chibi style was A-channel
@@YukioKokoko adults depicted as children. What's not creepy about that? I think it would be more accurate to say as "children given a 'mask' of adulthood". Like those dudes who have like chibi "waifu" crushes. How is this not just a representation of p*dophilia? The whole waifu thing in general is creepy and cringe even if it's not for chibi models ('model' as in like a 2D model, not a fashion model). It's those kinds of creeps who give us all a bad Image. I hate being associated with these greasy creeps purely because I say that I like anime. I hate feeling like I am grouped together with people like that, because they make my skin crawl.
@@christophermccutcheon2143 I think you have entirely different conception about what chibi or loli is than me. I just see them as drawings with different styles, for example Rebecca from Edgerunners is Loli character and she's in her 20s in the show The term pedo is sooo overly watered down and has lost its meaning because of twitter and all the anti Loli stuff and imo it's so wrong to throw that word around so lightly. I'm half Japanese so maybe it's the difference in culture and views?
at least m*rder (DON'T!!!) someone you know that wronged you... k*lling a total stranger, what's the point in that? [sounded better in my head, lol... but you probably get what I meant]
I can't fathom how someone who's a fan of true crime could possibly want to be involved in it. The only feeling I get watching true crime is "god I hope me and everyone I know are never involved in something like this"
Came to the comments to agree that I do not think media influences people to become killers. If there is a link between violent media (movies and video games) and killers, the link is not, "Violent media turns people into killers." My hypothesis is simply that various people receive various things from games, books, and movies. I might play something like Call of Duty because I enjoy a skilled based first person shooter game and competing against others to see who has superior tactics and aim. Somebody ELSE might play Call of Duty because they fantasize about shooting people for fun. The problem is that you can't really tell one apart from the other unless they tell you about it. So... my guess is something was already wrong with her. She was already unhappy with her life and wanting to see what it felt like to commit a murder. The movie could have inspired her specific crime, but it wasn't what inspired her to commit *a* crime in the first place.
I always take issue with that glib response, it was the media made him do it! Really? Grimm's Fairy Tales, any myth from any culture, newspapers, penny dreadfuls, pretty much any book ever...all horrifically violent. True crime isn't a new concept, it's just an excuse.
Yeah, it has also been studied extensively and in the vast majority of works done on the subject the link between violence and media remains inconclusive at best
>psychopath plans to get away with MUH PERFECT CRIME >makes complete amateur-hour mistakes like a total smoothbrain right out of the gate Many such cases. You love to see it every time.
I imagine what plays a part in it some of the time is everything that goes on in their brain after taking a life. But yeah, they themselves are heroes in a weird way; they make such stupid, thoughtless decisions and it makes apprehending a criminal all the easier :)
It made me sad to listen to the description of her post school life as it reminds me a lot of mine (close to no family, no friends, no social life... etc.).
She wanted to make the perfect crime and yet every minute we hear about a terrible decision, she murdered an innocent woman for no reason whatsoever and couldn't even think this through
im living just like her - totally alone and recluse. i hate it, i WANT to have friends and have fun, but i always was very unlucky, most ppl i met only hurt me, plus i'm anxious and very sensitive so most ppl seem rude and inconsiderate to me. having friends isn't as easy as some ppl make it sound. i'm constantly making efforts to make friends at least online, but ppl there don't want to really invest into building friendship, they drop by once per week or month, give non-commital responses and eventually forget you
Same. But at the same time I hate dealing with some people who BS in conversations, lie to you, talk 💩 about you behind your back. I'm more cautious as to who I even call a friend nowadays.
R.I.P. Kay. Unbelievable. Truly important to trust gut instincts and not go by appearances since appearances can be deceiving as stated in the video. I am a fan of true crime shows and enjoy dark content too but I wouldn't go killing anyone, maybe scream at people a bit but I wouldn't kill anyone. I really wish people would focus on the thrill of saving life, giving life even, as that is something that would be truly impressive not to mention much harder to do than taking a life.
That she “wanted to be an infamous killer” astounds me. Mental health treatment is more advanced these days, and it’s possible to teach people with psychopathy how to function in society without giving in to their antisocial impulses. It’s just a weird feeling when I hear the dates for cases like this, and it turns out to be recent, or even in the current year! I felt for the grandfather, his world is ruined.
It doesn't matter how good mental health help is because all the mental help in the world cannot cure evil. If a person is hell bent on committing atrocious acts, therapy isn't going to stop them. People are individual beings with free will, and ultimately will do what they want to do. You can take a horse to water, but you can't force it to drink.
I live in exactly the same situation as her and while I can definitely confirm that this is not healthy for your mental health and when consuming alot of true crime media you start to see yourself in the shoes of the killer more than the victim, I never thought about harming anyone. That's definitely some psychopath type of stuff, even if you live in isolation for many years, grow a hatred for society and things like that, there's just a large mental barrier, like a fear of the pure horror scenario a murder would be like on top of how awful and unfair it would be for that unfortunate victim, that would keep you from even seriously thinking of taking someones life. I would even rather take my own life if the situation becomes more and more unbearable.
This girl is not very smart. Checking out books from your local library about hiding a body, searching up suspicious stuff on the Internet, speaking to the victim on a texting app, going to places with CCTV to buy clearly suspicious items…..while wearing the victims clothes? This girl was so deep into lala murder land that she didn’t stop to think about thinking. “Perfect crime”? she killed a young woman in cold blood and creating a massive tragedy, just to be caught by her own stupid plan. These are the kind of cases that make me shed a tear and roll my eyes at the same time.
I always look forward to hearing the stories you share with us ❤ it really helps getting insight on things that aren't really talked about outside of their respective countries
In South Korea? Do they only investigate if there's a 100% chance of arrest and conviction, aka a sure thing? Or do they actually do their job correctly?
This woman was the rare fan that was a fan of the KILLERS, not the theme of True Crime where they are CAPTURED. And I would enjoy a full analysis of her childhood, the best clue we got to her actions, was the feeling of being “invisible” in society.
Totally stoked by the fact that more often than not when i get online of late, there is fresh content ready for me. Well Done. Enjoying your levels of research .. as well as your tone. Can't say I mind dozing off to that sound. Well Done again Lazy ;)
This represents quite a difference in generational attitudes. Young people today can, and often do, have interests and connections completely unrelated to where they live: they can curate specific interests on the internet and create a persona essentially independently. Couple this with isolation and you can get rather warped people. I can say this applies to my own life as well. The grandfather probably raised his granddaughter with as much of the views and values he'd developed through his life, but young people with the internet can truly end up believing and being any way they want, unpredictably and almost uncontrollably.
You're content has consistently been top quality since i found you years ago. You deserve all the praise and success you've gotten😊😊 Thank you for always bringing us fascinating & beautifully narrated stories to work, live & fall asleep too for so long❤❤❤
This case reminds me of the Key and Peele, "The Usual Suspects" parody. She's so bad at lying and each time she gets caught out in her lie she just keeps lying and her lies get worse and worse.
she researched regarding how to commit the perfect murder- and did everything to easily get caught. seems like she did all the research to remove any possibility of her not getting caught.
Your videos are always so well done and well researched. I wish I can be a UA-camr like you at times. Thanks Lazy Manquerade for your hard work in providing us with great entertainment would love to meet you in person for a meet and greet if you ever come to NYC
I can't stop giggling during the Raycon ad. The mental image of Lazy making a video on the most depraved serial killers or mysteries we've never heard of while jamming and lip syncing to Christmas music is delightful.
Sadly, crimes like this are probably going to increase in number. Humans are becoming increasingly disconnected from each other. More people are living lives similar to Jung Yoo-Jung - living alone, Isolated, their obsessions the only escape from their situations.
Your channel is so engaging and intriguing. Great job on the narration and honoring the victims of these awful crimes. Thank you for the great content!
I used to try to push down my interest in true crime because I was terrified it made me a bad person because I enjoyed listening to the dark stories, and there were many cases of people like this terrible woman. I eventually realized that there is a difference between being interested in mysteries, stories, and solutions gaining inspiration from them.
God something I'll never understand about these true crime fanatics is that if you're actually willing to go through with something as astronomically stupid as taking someone's life how do they not use that "passion and knowledge" they have to cover all their tracks?? Like for how much there seems to be this trend of borderline worship for serial killers nowadays a lot of these people seem to forget to take notes on what works and what doesn't and end up just strolling down the streets with a literal body in broad daylight like that isn't going to attract any attention. I don't get the desire to do something like this _at all_ but somehow this has always made even *_less_* sense to me
Why is it astronomically stupid to take someone’s life? That is literally the stupidest statement I’ve ever read. There are many reasons as to why that happens, including human nature, so to call it astronomically stupid is completely reductionist and makes no sense. You’re talking about killing like it’s leaving your keys in your house and locking yourself out. That is astronomically stupid.
I don’t think she wore the victim’s clothes to assume her identity. She likely had blood all over her original disguise. Can’t exactly go out covered in blood.
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@@bugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugsbugs It's still a safe amount. Stop spouting nonsense.
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I understand the intend of your last comment, that there's no guarantee that anyone is 100% safe. But stats have shown that violent crime has dropped in every developed country for the last 20 years. I don't want people to not be careful, but I think people shouldn't be fearful - as that's become a common cause of violent reactions, as opposed to violent intentions.
In this situation, it was the trust between groups that solved the case - and I'm optimistic we'll be moving in that direction.
(Rant aside - another good video)
It’s funny how people who want to mimic true crime and think their knowledge will help them escape capture are, in fact, incredibly reckless. She never considered the cameras tracking her. Emailed her victim with her own device. Used a taxi without thinking she’d seem suspicious. Incredible
In today's world, unless you're in a literal blackout, it's almost impossible to limit every possible avenue that may link back to you.......years of advanced planning while picking a random stranger might limit some of them but video surveillance is too prevalent along with the necessity of a cell phone these days......
@@SOLOLIKETHECUP212 It's harder, but not impossible at all. Maybe if you live in a big city with a surveillance state though.
"Oh if I kill someone it obviously has to be a complete stranger so they can't connect us."
Proceeds to make absolutely sure they ARENT a complete stranger.
Maybe try doing better than her!
Really, the clean-up was unnecessary since it wasn't her apartment. If she had just taken the victim's phone and gone straight home she probably would've gotten away with it.
I know its a good thing they got caught but "she researched how to avoid being caught"
- thinks emailing the victim wont put them on a suspect list
- doesn't come prepared and has to go shopping in the middle of disposal
- takes a taxi with the remains to some suspicious area at night
It's the same thought process of the ones that buy the "body kits" at home improvement stores and think it's not suspicious in the slightest
Exactly I don't understand how they do all this research and still do the dumbest things to get caught. Like leaving her apartment six times? And then acting suspicious with the taxi driver, not using a false identity? I mean like come on. I mean it wasn't like a crime of opportunity. she literally planned it and still managed to act so sloppy. Like how do people not have common sense. Usually they say they get caught because they want to or because of narcissism and thinking they won't get caught but I'm not sure in this case. I think since it was her first time she was just wildly unprepared and stupid.
It isn’t common sense to think of commiting murder
Just because they tried to be thorough doesn’t mean they _were_ thorough… or smart
It's likely her overwhelming compulsion to kill clouded her judgement and critical thinking skills, that or she knew she would get caught and did not care.
For being such a fan or true crime and having investigated cases for so long, she definitely didn't act like she knew what the fuck she was doing.
No strategy survives contact with the enemy.
But yes, she was beyond careless leaving behind a gigantic trail of photographic and digital evidence (and who knows what else). She might not have cared if she got caught, living in complete isolation, already a prisoner outside bars without any hope or expectations.
@@uruloki2758 That makes the most sense
She’s an incompetent narcissist
Exactly what I was thinking
Just the fact she contacted the tutor created a "paper trail" linking her to the victim. That was not the perfect crime
I know right? I thought the exact same thing, how do you think you're going to get away with it when there's all this evidence you've created?
Delusion probably
maybe she did want to get caught, she wanted to be famous after all. I think what the press and us need to do is to give her a stupid nickname and blur her photo everywhere so she doesn't get the satisfaction of infamy that she craved so much.
She's surprisingly dumb. All of that true crime you think she'd understand how to cover her tracks a bit better.
Not very clever
“Do you live alone” is almost always a nefarious question and the answer is always NO. Such a sad case. 😞
To be frank, it's really offseted by her being compact-sized girl, it's really hard to take them as a potential threat
@@Big_Sloppa yeah for a guy but for another woman they could easily be a threat physically
True ALWAYS exercise caution with people online and strangers
although I don’t understand why Lazy finds random violence so disturbing, I mean yeah obviously it’s a scary thought but you could be robbed and killed randomly it happens relatively often unfortunately and he should understand that by now no? Either way always be careful 🙏
Although I live with my partner, if I’m home alone I do things like pretend to talk to someone in the house when the food delivery guy drop off my weekly shop 😂 paranoia saves lives
I am so sad for her grandfather. I can definitely empathize with him. I have known some amazing people who have had kids who turned out terrible, and they blame themselves for how they turned out. This shows that you can only do so much to prevent your loved ones from doing things so despicable.
Right? That poor man. You can't un-evil another person, unfortunately. I hope he finds peace before he dies.
I would say that the reason she was brought up by the grandfather probably contributed to the choices she made to do such a disgusting thing.
Where are her parents? Not growing up with them caring for her could have caused psychological damage at being abandoned?
She liked the idea of assuming someone else's identity because she wanted to be someone else, she didn't want to be who she was, just a normal, mediocre person.
None of it excuses her, but I could see why she might be like that.
@@luciuscornelius7177Exactly this. Her upbringing had everything to do with how she turned out. Children experience their parents abandoning them exactly the same way when they pass away. Absolutely nothing beats two biological parents raising their own children!
To be fair you have no idea how she was raised. Also where were her parents? How much of an impact did that have on her life?
How do you know how the grandpa actually raised her? For all we know he could be a high functioning psycho.
She really thought that she would kill Kay, easily take her identity, and no one would notice? People who know Kay would come looking for her and notice immediately that she is not Kay. She thought she committed the perfect crime, but she failed at the most obvious parts that could incriminate her. She didn’t plan ahead.
Also, did she have the skills needed to teach people English?
I sincerely doubt she wanted to assume K's life. That was a story spun up by people who didn't want to admit she was just an evil, heartless person. Chances are, she wore K's clothes when leaving/returning to her home in order to draw less suspicion to herself from people in the area who wouldn't look too closely.
@@ForeverLaxx yeah, long-term, no way to impersonate like that, but short term......
@@ForeverLaxxThat or maybe she could've gotten some blood on her original clothes. Considering it was a school uniform (so white in colour) and that she stabbed K 100 times.
Clearly, she learned absolutely nothing from all of her diligent research because this was about as far from "the perfect murder" as one could possibly get.
Yep she made so many stupid mistakes
She really thought she could outsmart the law by watching a few documentaries and Kdrama's. That's what a lonely life does to you. Her poor and sweet grandfather deserves better.
I think its so laughable that she taught that by telling the cops that she dumped a baby in the woods that somehow she wouldn't get in trouble??? Like is that not also a crime??? She's definitely not the brightest bulb in the tanning bed
I think she really did need those tutoring lessons
In many US states women are allowed to leave their newborn in various “safe” locations and just walk away.
@@nicwelchvarious? Pretty sure it's only fire stations, maybe a church as well. But "various" is not the word.
@@fauna5328 Hospitals are also safe locations.
@@nicwelchSouth Korea is not in fact a US state
We had very similar case in Poland on 2016. A psychopath, who said that killing a man is like killing a mosquito to him. The victim was italian language tutor. The murderer chopped her head off. He also took a taxi in which he transported victim's mutilated body. If anyone would be interested in his story his mamę is Kajetan P.
It’s funny how they all still feel fear, since they always choose women.
May those that were murdered rest in peace.
The whole cleanup process was useless. All the cops had to do was look at who was her latest tutor job then look at the nearby CCTV footage to see if that person went to her house. Then follow where she went to around that time. She made it easy for the investigators
It's like she studied true crime to learn all the ways to get caught and all the horrific tropes and did all those things
@@serjeantpepper2986yeah she actually watched True Crime to learn how to be the stupidest killer ever.
@@serjeantpepper2986 The first thing she could’ve done better was buy the clean up kit (garbage bags etc) months in advance. The second thing is she should’ve got her own vehicle.
@@golgotha3938Wouldn’t matter. The cameras would’ve likely caught her right then and there.
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Eventually people are gonna discover that a lady died. And theres no getting around the Cctv. She was never gonna get away with it.
People crazy enough to kill like this, they have a super ego. They think they can work themselves out of any situation.
What baffles me is that she didn't have friends, she was jobless, living with her grandfather...and yet her ambition was to be "a notorious serial killer".No one says you have to shoot for the starts, but usually, even people with mental problems, have ambitions such as:making a family, buying a property, traveling etc.And the worst thing is that because she probbaly didn't tell anyone about her plans, the tragedy couldn't be prevented...
Nobody wants a family in today's world. Well, dumb females I suppose
It was strange how even though her life was crappy AF, she was somehow filled with hate and never told people about her murder plans.
Yeah
Loneliness is a big problem in Japan and South Korea. But don't confuse loneliness with being alone
Thank goodness for that cabbie... and thank goodness that this woman wasn't nearly as smart as she thought she was (like most narcissists/sociopaths). I feel for K's family, and for the poor grandfather, too.
Many psychopaths are extremely smart, stop coping. She’s just stupid specifically.
Legit. It REALLY pisses me off when people talk about how "cunning and intelligent" serial killers can be. Most of them are dumb as hell and don't get caught because police are incompetent!!
@@calicoscloverleaf She wasn't a serial killer.
For all we know grandpappy could be a psycho too.
@@calicoscloverleaf Serial killers are DEFINITELY Highly intelligent, hence why they would go long without detection. The Dark Triad are highly intelligent and cunning. Take Hannibal Lecter in the "Hannibal" series for instance, sure, a fictional character, but somewhere out there is a real Hannibal forever undetected by neurotypicals.
Then there are cases like this, completely devoid of all thought and intelligence. I wouldn't compare her one killing with other SERIAL killers nor those who were never detected.
Idk why, but it is so funny how she tried to excuse the blood as her own menstrual blood, but the police said “bet” and actually took her to get her cycle checked. You know she said that thinking that they would take her at her word and she probably thought she outsmarted them, that they wouldn’t check because it was a “gross woman” problem. I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall when they told her they would check and when they revealed they knew it wasn’t her cycle. You know she probably froze.
The video was published one minute ago, and I am not the first one to comment. That is a faithful community indeed. God job, Lazy!
Within 12 minutes, it was over 50, so yeah, good community.
I'm watching it 16mins after releasing and there's 3500 views 😅
@@PunkySlush but in less than one minute? I was just surprised.
@@ffcortialBots maybe.
I immediately watched the vid
It seems every criminal that thinks they can commit the perfect crime are grossly incompetent at it.
Flags down every CCTV camera, creates electronic footprint connecting her to her victim, enters crime scene multiple times, doesn't pack equipment or a change of clothes, strings along a cabby (perhaps the group most experienced with sketchy people) while transporting the body, gives her real address to the cabby taking her away from the disposal site, not having a cover story or alibi prepared for if she got questioned, didn't ask for a lawyer, confessed to fake crimes, the list goes on.
They're all like "Brad Bishop got away with murder, so can I!", then proceed to do nothing of the very sensible and intelligent things that Brad Bishop did to get away with it.
No. Just the ones that get caught
I'm glad the driver followed his instincts and reported his suspensions to the police, better to be safe than sorry is the saying. Though even if he didn't report it, I'm sure the police would still be able to track her down via security cameras, emails etc... But it would just slow the case down. I'm glad she got caught early to save more innocent people.
I personally think she should get a nickname like she was so desperately desiring; "The Botch of Busan"
I second Botch of Busan
hahaha Perfect! South Korea's Botch of Busan...
i can’t help but chuckle at the fact that she tried to say she was dumping a baby with that suitcase like that would be less incriminating? like, let me cover one crime with another
Definitely a psychopath. It takes complete lack of empathy to do something like this.
Technically she's a sociopath.
Psychopaths are smarter
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@@danialyousaf6456Technically they are the same thing. Don’t be that person.
@@nicwelch nah, there's a lot of difference.
@@nicwelchThere is quite a difference between them, actually. Especially with how one “becomes” a psychopath or sociopath. We talked about this a lot in my later psychology courses
Cases like this make me think about why I myself am interested in true crime. It started with a detective fiction study, and then it developed into a sort of caution take for myself. Helps me remember to stay safe and be careful. I think I also want to remember the victims, and appreciate their lives. It often makes me so sad that these lives were taken so suddenly.
Thank you Lazy!
I have a suggestion though: a case well known in Finland. A missing person case of a 16 year old girl named Raisa Räisänen. She went missing in 1999 after a night out in Tampere. She is still missing and the police are still investigating the case.
I stumbled upon this account and cannot stop watching every episode you put out.
His voice is soothing to listen to, along with a high quality production and atmosphere.
With all the hubbub about plagiarism/unoriginal content, this is a channel i can trust to bring original well researched videos that feel unique to Lazy's perspective
This kind of stuff is why I never invited anyone to my house or went to anyone's house myself when I was a private tutor. We always met up in a public location: library, park, fast food places, etc.
To think if that taxi driver had not been suspicious 🫢🫢🫢 good on him. Also I feel really bad for her grandpa cos he blamed himself when in fact she lied to him too…😢😢
"... didn't want to be linked to the victim in any way so they'll get away with it.."
Killer: *immediately creates a digital trail.
She didn’t even think about the CCTV cameras, I think it’s likely she wanted to get caught so she finally got attention and no longer felt invisible
Isolation, in all its forms, is a dark thing. Coming back from it, you might not be the same person you were before, there's no telling what darkness can change about you.
It’s not just about the whole darkness part of it, isolation ruins your social skills as well and can make you unable to maintain healthy social connections. Worst case scenario you struggle to hold down a job because of how socially inept you end up becoming
This is true.
For an introvert, isolation is bliss and has no negative connotations, many introverts can function perfectly well in society and think of socializing as a chore rather than something to look forward too. Of course there are outliers, but the same can be said about extroverted personalities, a narcissist derives pleasure from manipulating other people. Many of the people who climb to the highest ladders of our society do so because they come off as sociable but are really just good at manipulating people. So, I disagree that isolation, in all its forms is a dark thing, it can be a beautiful thing too, you can learn to be self-reliant and completely at peace with oneself and be isolated from society.
@@Halfshanks There are very, very few people in the world that can handle long-term isolation. The vast majority of introverts will also be harmed by extended isolation. There are literally hundreds of papers written about this. Some even find that introverts' social skills are actually more impacted than extroverts and that they're more likely to spiral into negative self-talk because of it.
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I don't have many friends and I work at home but don't have a job.
I can make friends easily whenever I find myself among other people, but I find it very hard to keep those friends, eventually I just come back into isolation and my friendships just fade away.
Every day is the same and I feel like a ghost of flesh and blood, my youth is going away a little bit every day and I'm afraid of growing old in this situation.
I had a gf but we broke up cause she wants to have an actual life instead of being locked in here with me.
Now, I would never do something like the woman in the video did to anyone, but this shit is destroying me.
At least in my case I have distractions and creative outlets, stuff to ocuppy my mind, she seems like she was completely lost in a delusion, even the stories she told to investigators were batshit insane.
Like she was so far gone she couldn't think of anything that wouldn't shock them and make her seem even more suspicious
this girl is absolutely cold blooded and beyond help and remorseless.
What a God this man literally turned a great Friday into an amazing Friday. Hope all is well man, thank you for the upload!
It's such a shame true crime gets a bad rep because of stuff like this, she's not the first and most definitely not the last either but saying you like true crime stuff nowadays is the same as saying you like anime in the 2000s when it wasn't mainstream and people generally thought its Chinese animations and hentai
Tbh I'm more embarrassed today than I've ever been to say I like anime. Too many fucking weirdos into creepy chibi stuff, or just weirdo personalities. So I think it's gone the other way with anime... The creeps give us all a bad name :( and sadly they stand out the most. I hate being associated with that because I love anime
@@christophermccutcheon2143 wait what's wrong with chibi art style? I don't even think it's that common, only show I've seen that exclusively uses chibi style was A-channel
@@YukioKokoko adults depicted as children. What's not creepy about that? I think it would be more accurate to say as "children given a 'mask' of adulthood".
Like those dudes who have like chibi "waifu" crushes. How is this not just a representation of p*dophilia?
The whole waifu thing in general is creepy and cringe even if it's not for chibi models ('model' as in like a 2D model, not a fashion model). It's those kinds of creeps who give us all a bad Image. I hate being associated with these greasy creeps purely because I say that I like anime. I hate feeling like I am grouped together with people like that, because they make my skin crawl.
@@christophermccutcheon2143 I think you have entirely different conception about what chibi or loli is than me. I just see them as drawings with different styles, for example Rebecca from Edgerunners is Loli character and she's in her 20s in the show
The term pedo is sooo overly watered down and has lost its meaning because of twitter and all the anti Loli stuff and imo it's so wrong to throw that word around so lightly.
I'm half Japanese so maybe it's the difference in culture and views?
@@christophermccutcheon2143 What's wrong with chibi isnt it loli that people dont like?
Absolutely gross that she murdered someone, espeically out of curiosity's sake. Great job covering this case Lazy! You never disappoint.
at least m*rder (DON'T!!!) someone you know that wronged you... k*lling a total stranger, what's the point in that? [sounded better in my head, lol... but you probably get what I meant]
I can't fathom how someone who's a fan of true crime could possibly want to be involved in it. The only feeling I get watching true crime is "god I hope me and everyone I know are never involved in something like this"
Came to the comments to agree that I do not think media influences people to become killers.
If there is a link between violent media (movies and video games) and killers, the link is not, "Violent media turns people into killers."
My hypothesis is simply that various people receive various things from games, books, and movies. I might play something like Call of Duty because I enjoy a skilled based first person shooter game and competing against others to see who has superior tactics and aim. Somebody ELSE might play Call of Duty because they fantasize about shooting people for fun.
The problem is that you can't really tell one apart from the other unless they tell you about it.
So... my guess is something was already wrong with her. She was already unhappy with her life and wanting to see what it felt like to commit a murder. The movie could have inspired her specific crime, but it wasn't what inspired her to commit *a* crime in the first place.
I always take issue with that glib response, it was the media made him do it! Really? Grimm's Fairy Tales, any myth from any culture, newspapers, penny dreadfuls, pretty much any book ever...all horrifically violent. True crime isn't a new concept, it's just an excuse.
Well said, I agree
Yeah, it has also been studied extensively and in the vast majority of works done on the subject the link between violence and media remains inconclusive at best
>psychopath plans to get away with MUH PERFECT CRIME
>makes complete amateur-hour mistakes like a total smoothbrain right out of the gate
Many such cases. You love to see it every time.
Smoothbrain?! 😂😂 what an amazing insult.
I imagine what plays a part in it some of the time is everything that goes on in their brain after taking a life. But yeah, they themselves are heroes in a weird way; they make such stupid, thoughtless decisions and it makes apprehending a criminal all the easier :)
Just like Nancy Brophy.
And thank goodness for that smoothbrainedness
Not exactly the mastermind she probably believed she was.
It made me sad to listen to the description of her post school life as it reminds me a lot of mine (close to no family, no friends, no social life... etc.).
She wanted to make the perfect crime and yet every minute we hear about a terrible decision, she murdered an innocent woman for no reason whatsoever and couldn't even think this through
im living just like her - totally alone and recluse. i hate it, i WANT to have friends and have fun, but i always was very unlucky, most ppl i met only hurt me, plus i'm anxious and very sensitive so most ppl seem rude and inconsiderate to me. having friends isn't as easy as some ppl make it sound. i'm constantly making efforts to make friends at least online, but ppl there don't want to really invest into building friendship, they drop by once per week or month, give non-commital responses and eventually forget you
Yeah, I get you there
Same. But at the same time I hate dealing with some people who BS in conversations, lie to you, talk 💩 about you behind your back. I'm more cautious as to who I even call a friend nowadays.
That cab driver did everything perfectly to help the case. He's some detective himself.
R.I.P. Kay. Unbelievable. Truly important to trust gut instincts and not go by appearances since appearances can be deceiving as stated in the video. I am a fan of true crime shows and enjoy dark content too but I wouldn't go killing anyone, maybe scream at people a bit but I wouldn't kill anyone. I really wish people would focus on the thrill of saving life, giving life even, as that is something that would be truly impressive not to mention much harder to do than taking a life.
That she “wanted to be an infamous killer” astounds me. Mental health treatment is more advanced these days, and it’s possible to teach people with psychopathy how to function in society without giving in to their antisocial impulses. It’s just a weird feeling when I hear the dates for cases like this, and it turns out to be recent, or even in the current year! I felt for the grandfather, his world is ruined.
It doesn't matter how good mental health help is because all the mental help in the world cannot cure evil. If a person is hell bent on committing atrocious acts, therapy isn't going to stop them. People are individual beings with free will, and ultimately will do what they want to do. You can take a horse to water, but you can't force it to drink.
Most psychopaths don't have "antisocial impulses", duh.
She looks rather manic in the security footage when walking
I won't say manic. Rather excited. The way someone looks after receiving good news.
That's even scarier
@@anica2112 I interpret it as a disconnect from what she had just done and reality itself, which is very terrifying
Yeah, it's a dopamine+adrenaline high, girl got giddy
I live in exactly the same situation as her and while I can definitely confirm that this is not healthy for your mental health and when consuming alot of true crime media you start to see yourself in the shoes of the killer more than the victim, I never thought about harming anyone. That's definitely some psychopath type of stuff, even if you live in isolation for many years, grow a hatred for society and things like that, there's just a large mental barrier, like a fear of the pure horror scenario a murder would be like on top of how awful and unfair it would be for that unfortunate victim, that would keep you from even seriously thinking of taking someones life. I would even rather take my own life if the situation becomes more and more unbearable.
There's people who's very extroverted with lots of friends but ended up as killers
This girl is not very smart. Checking out books from your local library about hiding a body, searching up suspicious stuff on the Internet, speaking to the victim on a texting app, going to places with CCTV to buy clearly suspicious items…..while wearing the victims clothes? This girl was so deep into lala murder land that she didn’t stop to think about thinking. “Perfect crime”? she killed a young woman in cold blood and creating a massive tragedy, just to be caught by her own stupid plan. These are the kind of cases that make me shed a tear and roll my eyes at the same time.
Lazy ma' man!!! Thanks for all the great content over the years! You are definitely loved! Happy Holidays to you and your lovely wife!❤
Lazy is on a roll!! Thanks for making the holiday season spooky, Lazy!
South Korea always feels like one of the safest places. It's always crazy to hear about cases like this happening there.
Multiple years of watching fucked up Korean cinema has given me the opposite impression lol
No place is safe, there are sociopathic serial killers all over the world.
some places only feel safe because the danger is hidden.
South Korea feels like one of the safest places?
Lol you've never heard of the details of the Nth Room case then, I assume.
@@jessl1934Still one of the safest lol
I always look forward to hearing the stories you share with us ❤ it really helps getting insight on things that aren't really talked about outside of their respective countries
I myself am gearing into position to relax and kick back to also watch lazy ahhhh 😌
Amazing to see how far you’ve come, lazy! Been here since the early days and even the improved intro blows my mind
Not me menstruating into my suitcase again ! 🤪🤦
Always a great day when a new lazy vid comes out 😊
For once, we see a case where police incompetence is not a hindrance.
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What police incompetence
In South Korea? Do they only investigate if there's a 100% chance of arrest and conviction, aka a sure thing? Or do they actually do their job correctly?
@KlutzyBoss there was none. In most cases, the cops and the legal system in general, just botch everything so that killers go loose for years.
@@KlutzyBoss They're the police. They're always incompetent.
This woman was the rare fan that was a fan of the KILLERS, not the theme of True Crime where they are CAPTURED. And I would enjoy a full analysis of her childhood, the best clue we got to her actions, was the feeling of being “invisible” in society.
Totally stoked by the fact that more often than not when i get online of late, there is fresh content ready for me. Well Done. Enjoying your levels of research .. as well as your tone. Can't say I mind dozing off to that sound. Well Done again Lazy ;)
This represents quite a difference in generational attitudes. Young people today can, and often do, have interests and connections completely unrelated to where they live: they can curate specific interests on the internet and create a persona essentially independently. Couple this with isolation and you can get rather warped people. I can say this applies to my own life as well. The grandfather probably raised his granddaughter with as much of the views and values he'd developed through his life, but young people with the internet can truly end up believing and being any way they want, unpredictably and almost uncontrollably.
Thank you Lazy for the recent uploads. Have a great Christmas buddy
Your intro to this video was a superb piece of writing, really enjoyed this vid, great job
Wow, that was a chilling one! Loved the personal reflections in the intro/outro and their elegant wordings.
For someone who claims to be a true crime/serial killer enthusiast, she made a lot of obvious mistakes. Thankfully. Such a tragic story.
I love this channel. Lazy’s voice, the background music.
You're content has consistently been top quality since i found you years ago. You deserve all the praise and success you've gotten😊😊
Thank you for always bringing us fascinating & beautifully narrated stories to work, live & fall asleep too for so long❤❤❤
For someone who did a lot of research, I can’t help but think maybe she mixed up “murder for dummies” with “10 steps to dumbass.”
Hope all is well Lazy you always cheer me up
This case reminds me of the Key and Peele, "The Usual Suspects" parody. She's so bad at lying and each time she gets caught out in her lie she just keeps lying and her lies get worse and worse.
she researched regarding how to commit the perfect murder- and did everything to easily get caught. seems like she did all the research to remove any possibility of her not getting caught.
Just rediscovered your channel after almost three years and man I’m so excited to watch all your videos! I used to love the USA horror stories!
The only thing you should trust is your basic instinct because you will find that its most often right
You have been uploading so frequently and I am lovin it
That grandfather though.... He blames himself for her sick twisted behavior, she took two lives... Her victim and his
The poor grandfather. My heart aches for him. No one can prepare for their loved one doing something so heinous.
Leopold and Loeb would have said she was very sloppy. Sick twisted people. But then so weren't they.
Your videos are always so well done and well researched. I wish I can be a UA-camr like you at times. Thanks Lazy Manquerade for your hard work in providing us with great entertainment would love to meet you in person for a meet and greet if you ever come to NYC
How the heck would your period get inside your suitcase? I mean how uncivilized would you have to be...
Heavy flow... Like REALLY heavy
Probably by unlatching or unzipping it, but that's not a period I want to be in the same zip code as.
I can't stop giggling during the Raycon ad. The mental image of Lazy making a video on the most depraved serial killers or mysteries we've never heard of while jamming and lip syncing to Christmas music is delightful.
What library has a book on how to hide a body???? Omg
Exactly my thoughts! 😅
New Lazy videos always make my day better ^_^
Always a good day when we get to hear from Papa Lazy
Youre a treasure, keep up the quality work
The biggest mistake she made was give her the address of her apartment never give a stranger your home address its simply asking for trouble
10:13 my man...*fist bump*. I mean, regardless of what he will do next which I don't know, at least he had common sense and anyway, his gut kicked in
Lazy been with you for years now. You are my horror story guy!!
Me too! It just isnt a week without Lazy. Love this guy!
This video was excellent Lazy
Sadly, crimes like this are probably going to increase in number. Humans are becoming increasingly disconnected from each other. More people are living lives similar to Jung Yoo-Jung - living alone, Isolated, their obsessions the only escape from their situations.
Your channel is so engaging and intriguing. Great job on the narration and honoring the victims of these awful crimes. Thank you for the great content!
When I lived in Sasebo, Japan there was a case about a school girl beheading someone she went to school with. Can you do a story about that?
Satomi Mitarai?
@@mikustannie3953 Aiwa Matsuo
I used to try to push down my interest in true crime because I was terrified it made me a bad person because I enjoyed listening to the dark stories, and there were many cases of people like this terrible woman. I eventually realized that there is a difference between being interested in mysteries, stories, and solutions gaining inspiration from them.
God something I'll never understand about these true crime fanatics is that if you're actually willing to go through with something as astronomically stupid as taking someone's life how do they not use that "passion and knowledge" they have to cover all their tracks??
Like for how much there seems to be this trend of borderline worship for serial killers nowadays a lot of these people seem to forget to take notes on what works and what doesn't and end up just strolling down the streets with a literal body in broad daylight like that isn't going to attract any attention.
I don't get the desire to do something like this _at all_ but somehow this has always made even *_less_* sense to me
Why is it astronomically stupid to take someone’s life? That is literally the stupidest statement I’ve ever read. There are many reasons as to why that happens, including human nature, so to call it astronomically stupid is completely reductionist and makes no sense. You’re talking about killing like it’s leaving your keys in your house and locking yourself out. That is astronomically stupid.
@fidelio9301 🤨 seek help bud
@@dabeastfromdaweast9788 Tell me you’re stupid, without telling me you’re stupid…”bud”.
Lazy truely never misses! Every episode is so well done I love it.
Great video 👍🏻👍🏽👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
That zipperheqd is nuts!!
Greatest mystery/crime UA-cam channel in HISTORY. You lazy, are a freaking legend! ❤❤
Researched on "how to get away with a murder" still the easiest murder case ever 😂🤦♀️
I thought this was going to be about the two bodies of children found in the suitcases in an Auckland suburb....
I haven't listened to you in a long time. I do remember enjoying your content. I'm going through my subscriptions and showing some love today.
If you look at here eyes it tells you how empty her soul is.
You imagine this
Two Lazy videos in a week? Its a solstice miracle!
I don’t think she wore the victim’s clothes to assume her identity. She likely had blood all over her original disguise. Can’t exactly go out covered in blood.
Wonderful Christmastime... One of my absolute favorites, and on the playlist.