Face of a Serial Killer or K-pop Idol?

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  • @davidmun1601
    @davidmun1601 Рік тому +49

    This is a perfect example of not judging a book by its cover

  • @nneichan9353
    @nneichan9353 Рік тому +30

    GF called police. That is why she is alive today.

    • @shamkand
      @shamkand Рік тому +7

      Who knows some killers kill others but don't touch their close ones, that is why they are not suspected for long periods of time because they are nice and normal with family and friends. Scary.

  • @alohafromstef55
    @alohafromstef55 Рік тому +57

    Sean, great storytelling. I have to tell you this. I was watching your broadcast on UA-cam. My husband came downstairs to see who I was talking too. He was surprised ; he said your voice sounded so relaxed and it was like a friend talking, so he came to see who it was….

    • @la3098
      @la3098 Рік тому +3

      Love the voice too, it’s so relaxing. There another UA-camr that I watched because of the voice.

    • @lenmuertegui2662
      @lenmuertegui2662 Рік тому

      I was about to say the same ❤

  • @genelle5030
    @genelle5030 Рік тому +14

    I guess this is where the saying comes in “looks can be deceiving” 😏

  • @dreadsupreme
    @dreadsupreme Рік тому +27

    This story honestly so sad.
    I saw posts about this on korean times IG and there were women leaving serious comments about this murdered being attractive…Rest in peace to the victims and im sorry for this tragedy ❤
    **edit: Just want to point out that the comments I saw were from foreigners and not k nationals 😅

  • @romerome4356
    @romerome4356 Рік тому +12

    My mom taught me as a child to ask myself … “he’s good looking, wonder what’s wrong with him”…

  • @moirafergusonhong3469
    @moirafergusonhong3469 Рік тому +8

    Thank you for working hard on these stories.

  • @krispeekornflex
    @krispeekornflex Рік тому +11

    Oh another thing I remembered, some police chief or commissioner said that in South Korea, with the technology and police force so advanced that serial killers can't exist or even start their killings. Now someone please ask him, NOW WHAT?

  • @nneichan9353
    @nneichan9353 Рік тому +17

    be polite but not over friendly. do not answer personal questions. be cautious. meet others who know them. there is no hard and fast way to protect yourself, honestly. part of it is pure luck. I never dressed up or used makeup at work. I always wore a plain wedding ring. I never was friendly, always professional.

  • @shamkand
    @shamkand Рік тому +11

    This guy is crazy, he kills people left and right and lets other people around the crime scenes how wasn't he caught faster? If he only killed 2 people it's not enough to be labeled a serial killer but the way he kills randomly I would think he killed more.

  • @HM-vu4bl
    @HM-vu4bl Рік тому +8

    Horrendous story!! Thank you Sean, for keeping us updated, you are so informative, and humorous.

  • @proudnana5822
    @proudnana5822 Рік тому +19

    I have to say i was shocked. I live in America and I’m sorry to say that kind of news wouldn’t surprise me over here but in Korea, it did. My heart goes out to the victims families 😢

  • @jaitsadi-gee
    @jaitsadi-gee Рік тому +4

    My "trust issues" have TRUST ISSUES, but even I still have to be careful.

  • @pennybishop6166
    @pennybishop6166 Рік тому +10

    You would be a great investigator just by the way you present your vids

  • @fiorellageno3797
    @fiorellageno3797 Рік тому +8

    Interesting case and commentary on how the police handled them. Be careful about putting your trust in people no matter how they look. So he lives in someone’s home that is not his? What about that person?

  • @Future.Corpse
    @Future.Corpse Рік тому +6

    It's situations like this that make me glad that my brain thinks I'm constantly in danger.

  • @patwalker5133
    @patwalker5133 Рік тому +43

    What sheltered world are you guys living in? You never assume people are safe in public. You always have to follow a protocol when out in public. Be aware of your surroundings. Don't get buried in your cellphone. Stay in well lit areas. Go out in groups when possible. Never leave your drinks in a bar unattended. If you are meeting for the first time, go in separate vehicles and meet up so if the situation does not feel right, you do not have to get back in their vehicle to get home. Don't put a locator app on your phone. (The first thing a bad guy will do is use your phone to try an mislead the police) Get one of those little GPS tags you can hide on a key chain or shoe lace. Be safe people!!! The bad guys are not like they are in fairy tales .😡

    • @rhondathornton3769
      @rhondathornton3769 Рік тому +1

      I dont get it either, they love drinking over their. That ID shit is for the birds if admit what he did...you face goes up on the tv. They worried about status and respect and reputation.

  • @nervellalie9011
    @nervellalie9011 Рік тому +5

    So family didn't see the 50 year old missing around

  • @ahmedzaki7818
    @ahmedzaki7818 Рік тому +4

    Seoulite tv what a Jem🤗 thanks Sean

  • @nothingbutthebest513
    @nothingbutthebest513 Рік тому +5

    Great video, I know in five years this will be a Kdrama. Trophies are items that serial killers keep remembering the act of killing.

  • @hhspore
    @hhspore Рік тому +11

    I love listen to your story telling because you are so witty and your description is sometimes so funny. And yes, I agree with most of your viewers that your voice is so soothing and nice to listen to. This is why I always tune in to your channel and it is really a entertainment treat listening to you !

    • @Abena1709
      @Abena1709 Рік тому

      Yes, he is so witty. This is a horrible story but I couldn't help laughing at the end of the vid when Sean said "Thank goodness for cats!"

    • @innekejonas6063
      @innekejonas6063 Рік тому

      He’s good but it was too long, 15 min is enough to listen to. The introduction was already 6 min.

    • @Abena1709
      @Abena1709 Рік тому +1

      @Inneke Jonas that's your opinion which you're entitled to but I don't share it.
      I enjoyed the entire video from beginning to end.

    • @hhspore
      @hhspore Рік тому

      @Inneke Jonas We disagree with you. Sean's narrative is always so entertaining. We listen from beginning to end. If you feel it is too long, you can always tune out after 15 mins.

  • @shamkand
    @shamkand Рік тому +15

    Yes, I would love for SJM to get justice.
    Also, a killer is out there and the Korean law is protecting his identity, arent people scared that they may cross paths with him and they would be oblivious to what the person is capable of. I mean if they did it once there is a big chance they would do it again.

    • @angloedu5499
      @angloedu5499 Рік тому +1

      The students at SJMs medical school mentioned the Mr A name as Lee Chun Seo.
      In South Korea, his name and face cant be shown but overseas they know who he is. Unfortunately, there are so many people with this same name.

  • @shamkand
    @shamkand Рік тому +8

    What is it with young people turning out to be killers? Is it just me or young people are less balanced and out of control... It's scary!! "Student by day; killer by night", "friend but actually plotting to kill" and so on...

    • @jaitsadi-gee
      @jaitsadi-gee Рік тому

      It's NOT just young people, unless you consider that the Ted Bundys and Charles Mansons of long ago were "relatively" young when they went on THEIR murder sprees.
      If you're in the USA and talking about the "young people" who shoot their classmates and teachers (and, sometimes, themselves!), could it be that social media wasn't as widely used when you were "young" and, therefore, online bullying wasn't as trendy? Now, folks of ANY age may experience bullying to the degree that they either kill themselves or others; but there are other things that make ppl feel helpless and hopeless, e.g. NO CONFIDENCE in the politicians who are more interested in money and status than they are in making their Country better. Think: global warming, human rights, gun control, allowing "citizens" to break laws and threaten law-makers' lives while destroying our Constitution (and not punishing the CiC who promoted these behaviors, thus allowing actions that we look down on 3rd World countries for exhibiting!). Then, there's the downward spiral of the economy; and religious leaders who can't even be trusted to not violate children and/or confidences; and countries which (quietly) allow (or promote?) human trafficking by allowing harmful behaviors against women, minorities, other ethnic groups, the LGBTQ+ community, and ANYBODY who is *seemingly* different from them.
      Btw, we (in the USA, at least) learn our bad behaviors from the PTBs, starting with those who "discovered" an already populated country, tortured and killed its populace, stole the country...and are STILL, TO THIS DAY, tormenting and mistreating the Indigenous people.
      Are these the things that would give YOU hope for a future, where you and your future children could THRIVE?
      These are just thoughts that may be causing people to "act out." We learn by example.

    • @shamkand
      @shamkand Рік тому

      @@jaitsadi-gee Not the same... there was the period of serial killers as you mentioned, then things changed in mass killers but the cause is not the same. Also I had internet when I was young :))
      But last year in Korea there were like at least 4 cases of psychopaths going after people. The psychology behind the 2 types of cases is not the same, one is rage, the orher is premeditated long term planing to torture and kill over and over.

  • @FranHutchison
    @FranHutchison Рік тому +4

    Wow this is like a thriller horror movie of the week.
    Great storytelling Sean. Looking forward to hearing updates on this case.

  • @ma.ceciliadamasco5098
    @ma.ceciliadamasco5098 Рік тому +5

    Creepy but the great news is he's already caught and is under investigation. Give us an update please

  • @ValentineEvents
    @ValentineEvents Рік тому +2

    I missed you. I was off the radar but came looking for you once back online 😂

  • @Disneylover024
    @Disneylover024 5 місяців тому +1

    He was sentenced to life in prison for the murders.

  • @nervellalie9011
    @nervellalie9011 Рік тому +4

    So they found body in his house and they just questioning him wow

  • @rkdo9554
    @rkdo9554 Рік тому +7

    He's the very personification of ' if it looks too good to be true, it probably is'. I feel bad for the family of the victims who'd been waiting and expecting their family members alive. Felt bad for the gf as well, she must be traumatized not only seeing a decomposing body but also knowing your bf is a killer and has been lying to you and you couldve been the next victim.

  • @deisy688
    @deisy688 Рік тому +11

    Ok it is a scary story Sean, but the way you tell the story, I am laughing so much at the same time thinking it is so gorryish really blow my mind how people can be so evil and killing random people just so he would not get caught and stealing their money too, and just go their merry way as if ....yikes 😲😳😱😱

  • @artglue2
    @artglue2 Рік тому +1

    Love how you report with humor mixed in!

  • @marymunro9784
    @marymunro9784 Рік тому +1

    Amazing! Wow~ new subbie..... so informative!

  • @ridita5221
    @ridita5221 Рік тому +6

    It's an interesting story. Please make an update later about it. I'm curious who are his victims.

  • @mayalazo7018
    @mayalazo7018 Рік тому +2

    You’re a great story teller ❤

  • @yoflor6412
    @yoflor6412 Рік тому +2

    Love your voice!

  • @AkemiCollins
    @AkemiCollins Рік тому +10

    My son is now 26 ,we had him in treatment most of his life because from a early age he showed signs of paranoia and severe aggression, if you were to meet him you would take him as as sweet innocent guy, but he was diagnosed with sociopathic tendency at 17. Sociopaths are literally born as such

    • @angloedu5499
      @angloedu5499 Рік тому

      Did he run as a politician or legislature? Ted Bundy ran and worked in politics while killing women, and burying them in the desert or forest.

    • @AkemiCollins
      @AkemiCollins Рік тому

      @@angloedu5499 what does being a sociopath have anything to do with politics? Sociopaths are just extremely intelligent, charming and manipulating, they can make you believe in anything, and worst of all they know how to manipulate their way out of most situations

    • @whyme7996
      @whyme7996 Рік тому

      @@AkemiCollins actually no.. they are no more intelligent than non-defective humans. they fall into the same bell curve as everyone else. Some smart, some stupid, most average.

    • @AkemiCollins
      @AkemiCollins Рік тому +1

      @Why Me my son happen to be in the autism spectrum (inherited ) his overall IQ is 148

    • @angloedu5499
      @angloedu5499 Рік тому

      Honestly that part of highly intelligent is true, a famous sociopath was none other than Ted Bundy. He actually worked and almost ran as a Democrat then Republican candidate while living in Florida. Only sad part was he was to tired from stalking and killing College females walking home from the library at night.
      Also Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel was a sociopath mobster that loved attention from the media.
      Some sociopaths are described as very articulate and demanding of attention but all orchestrated at their own will. That is to say, they tend to be very manipulative of the surroundings and their peers.
      Politicians seek media attention whether good and sometimes bad. Even President Biden was highlighted as being to much of hugger of little children in sometimes highly embarrassing pictures. A colleague of mine described it as borderline personal distance violation by a sociopath hugger. Personal space violation is a form intimidation or bullying and manipulation done to enact a rather odd and embarrassing form of sociopathic power over an unsuspecting person.
      Sometimes it can be laughed off as being just to friendly to the opposite sex.
      Other times a father or husband might not look to fondly at a male that does this to his wife, girlfriend, or children. In modern times we look suspiciously at fondling of a women’s assets as personal social distance violation.
      In other words, a subtle form of indirect “rape” all in good fun.
      I would hesitate to see an American President hugging and grabbing one of the British royals in this manner, or the Chinese Premiere’s wife on camera.
      Thus sociopath behavior equating to becoming a person with political aspirations.

  • @annmariemasters7713
    @annmariemasters7713 3 місяці тому +2

    That's the thing serial killers look ordinary, I think when there in the thros of killing that's when the monster comes out ,no one sees it only the victim. Anyway I still love you and your show the best one linners on youtube 😮😊😂❤❤😅🎉😊

  • @rjkore5229
    @rjkore5229 Рік тому +12

    SKoreans forever admiring goodlooking oppas & ahjussis is a lesson for all to beware!

  • @phyllo2694
    @phyllo2694 Рік тому +2

    Thanks for this have been waiting for your next post and this one was good. Looking forward to any updates.

  • @Sunset553
    @Sunset553 Рік тому +8

    Is this guy’s name used in the media or does he get to keep it to himself until proven guilty?

  • @francesbaye2844
    @francesbaye2844 Рік тому +2

    Some serial killers use their appearance, personality, and/or lifestyle to lure their victims in. Sometimes it is the person who people would say: "Nah.. it couldn't be them."

  • @mamabearC879
    @mamabearC879 Рік тому +1

    Thank you.

  • @Evejackson777.
    @Evejackson777. Рік тому +1

    Criminals should always be exposed

  • @spacecowgurl57
    @spacecowgurl57 Рік тому +1

    Also here in North America, if a car/motorcycle accident happens and a police officer doesn't see it sometimes some don't want to use insurance or report it. Now the DSM 5 criteria is a medical diagnosis. Psychology is through an evaluation. There have been children diagnosed with sociopathic behavior. Also here, profiling a serial killer started in the 1970s and took a long time to be accepted and developed. I in no way believe how you look has anything other than an advantage. I guarantee as they look further into this guy's history of where he's from, grew up, family, and friends it'll all come together. I adore your channel ❤️ 💕

  • @dogscratchedoor
    @dogscratchedoor Рік тому +4

    I don't think this killer is handsome and doesn't look very nice at all. Maybe it's a lot of very young folks who are focusing on his appearance. Here in US you could bribe people with a bbq dinner easily. They prob wouldn't care if they knew you killed somebody.

  • @celiajamal2718
    @celiajamal2718 Рік тому +1

    Mr Sean Always appreciate your hard work . I feel terrible for de taxi driver and is family, breaks my Heart. Hope there are nog other victims . Thank you for sharing with us, stay safe 🇳🇱

  • @riaconradt2554
    @riaconradt2554 Рік тому +5

    How the police are efficient in doing their jobs when the perpetrators are not super rich or well-connected is very telling about the police who handled SJM case. We all hope that the truth about these unjust killings, whether accidental or pre-meditated, will be brought to light and the perpetrators brought to justice.

  • @phoe9182
    @phoe9182 Рік тому +1

    For a start don't ever go to a stranger's home no matter what the reason and is the items like the shoes some kind of momento of he's crimes it's sickening

  • @laurahilliker5336
    @laurahilliker5336 Рік тому +11

    @Seoulite TV, South Korean Ted Bundy?
    Handsome serial killer, has been portrayed in movies such as Christian Bale in American psycho. Movies Glorifying handsome serial killers, I wonder if he was influenced by these two serial killers both in real life and in the movies? Hollywood has this obsession with good looking serial killers!

    • @dreadsupreme
      @dreadsupreme Рік тому +4

      I agree with your point but unfortunately the infatuation with attractive killers goes way back before Hollywood capitalized on the trope.
      Throughout history and even popular literature many good looking killers have unfortunate swooned many. I hope with the backlash that recent Ted Bunday Evan Peters adaptation continues the trend of making society realize we should not be idolizing these terrible individuals.
      Unfortunately I think it says a lot about the type of people who do find these terrible people attractive 😅

    • @shamkand
      @shamkand Рік тому

      Hollywood just wants to make money and a good face sells well, they don't want to glorify handsome killers, but they make a good point people should not be blinded by looks! "Good looks" don't equal "a good person".

    • @shamkand
      @shamkand Рік тому +4

      @@dreadsupreme But they don't idolize just the good-looking killers, the strange thing is they all have fans and supporters and people that write them letters and collect memorabilia from all of them no matter the looks.
      Also objectively they can be physically attractive in some people's eyes, their actions are the unforgivable part.

    • @MissRayneNerdiiChicK
      @MissRayneNerdiiChicK Рік тому +3

      @@shamkand I agree. Unfortunately, it's the most extreme version of the "bad boy attraction".

    • @shamkand
      @shamkand Рік тому +2

      @@MissRayneNerdiiChicK They are always described as confident and charismatic, so they woo the victims and they don't know what's coming :((

  • @michaellaangelasantos4509
    @michaellaangelasantos4509 Рік тому +1

    Stupid law... Giving right to someone who admitted he killed 2 people

  • @nervellalie9011
    @nervellalie9011 Рік тому +4

    There is many more because it was easy for him

  • @mnicolls835
    @mnicolls835 Рік тому +2

    Incredibly creepy. Thanks again for an informative story. Yikes!

  • @Jade-sc7ne
    @Jade-sc7ne Рік тому +2

    This is my first time watching your video, thumps up 👍. Nice to know the hungry cat may have saved the girl's life because I have a beautiful British short hair cat, and he is so gorgeous.

  • @pennybishop6166
    @pennybishop6166 Рік тому +5

    OMG, I truly would not want to see his face, however, you are brilliant how you inform the story , thank you I bet you are married , if you are not I hope you find someone that appreciates your stories and reporting of the said story 😉

  • @esthervilikamakoni8770
    @esthervilikamakoni8770 Рік тому +2

    I enjoyed the way you related the story . Sad story indeed but I laughed at some parts. This shows looks can be deceiving.

  • @jainekim5450
    @jainekim5450 Рік тому +1

    Sean I need to be friends with you 😆 You are the best storyteller! Conversations with you would be so entertaining!

  • @모-q4z
    @모-q4z Рік тому +2

    How can she not smell a body? That's crazy.

  • @ninjakitten2571
    @ninjakitten2571 Рік тому +2

    I don't understand how this guy admitted to offing the taxi driver and his ex girlfriend and they do have a body. Why is he still walking around eating BBQ and getting in fights? Or did I miss something in the timeline?

  • @SunnyProductions7
    @SunnyProductions7 Рік тому +2

    "Speaking of a killer face".... 😂 you mean yours 😉😍🔥👌💯

  • @lucylulusuperguru3487
    @lucylulusuperguru3487 Рік тому +1

    I think I have a new fave channel! I love the true crime stuff AND everything Korean (I live in Tennessee in US and sound like Dolly Parton lol) so now I can get my fix of both loves. Thanks!

  • @chantellrichters2446
    @chantellrichters2446 Рік тому +2

    Interesting n scary story He looks so normal. That’s what’s scary😕😳 it can happen to anyone. I feel for there family’s n the girlfriend

  • @katarina5233
    @katarina5233 Рік тому +1

    He killed someone before Christmas. What a heartless monster.

  • @monicastorbeck2238
    @monicastorbeck2238 Рік тому +2

    Hello there. I just wanted to say that not all criminals look like criminals. On Netflix you can see a documentary about Ted Bunty and he was very charming and likable , courteous and very smart etc.. So, one can never judge someone by his/her appearance . That's what's so scary actually.

  • @genapazilli6674
    @genapazilli6674 Рік тому +2

    Happy New Year’s!!! From 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

  • @debbiecloys9505
    @debbiecloys9505 Рік тому +10

    Great story again Sean He sounds like a Ted Bundy Jr. That poor woman I know she just about had a heart attack when she opened that closet but little did she know that saved her life because she was living in there with a killer, a dead man and in a dead woman's house. I just hope no evidence is lost on this case. I can't wait to hear updates on this story and again thank you for all you do Sean!!!

  • @innekejonas6063
    @innekejonas6063 Рік тому +1

    I would wait in the lobby or outside the building because you don’t know HIM...

  • @victrola2007
    @victrola2007 Рік тому +5

    Like Ted Bundy and others, especially in looks-obsessed SoKo, these predators become more trustworthy. Over 30 years ago I wrote my (US university) undergraduate thesis on look/appearance character attribution. It was very enlightening and disturbing.

  • @Andrew-qb8eh
    @Andrew-qb8eh Рік тому +1

    If you compare him with Kang Ho-Sun, they are like brothers, but difference is one smarter, another is not so bright.

  • @artistdavidkingcompugcasso5592

    The monster intentionally impacted a taxi, aiming to max out the bank detail. The taxi operator is already dead the moment he engaged with this Socio/Psiko.
    I wish I had had known to avoid ppl with creepy vibes /\

  • @SamJones01011
    @SamJones01011 Рік тому +6

    Scary!

  • @amandasutton3717
    @amandasutton3717 Рік тому +1

    I also heard that, in the BBQ restaurant with the guys, he was offering them money to kill someone, as if he was looking for hitman or something? None of them wanted to, and this eventually started the fights outside (because 'I just bought you BBQ, now you owe me').
    Also, antisocial personality disorder is high in narcissism. It's one of the criteria. And great point about the police and public reaction.

  • @inspiredinthedark23
    @inspiredinthedark23 Рік тому +6

    I dated a psychopath in Korea, about 12 years ago. He was also good looking. If I have any advice for people, it's to trust your instincts. If something feels wrong, then focus on that feeling and figure out where it's coming from. That uneasy feeling is an important instinct. I ended up doing volunteer work, counseling other psychopath survivors, and they all said the same thing- "I should have trusted my instincts in the beginning."

  • @mismismism
    @mismismism Рік тому +4

    Pretty privilege is real, it's no different than when you see someone physically attractive be rude and nasty or do things to people at a club that anyone average or below would get punched in the face for. If you're pretty, people love to assume you are good and if you're not the world can be incredibly harsh for the same actions or even just because you aren't viewed as hot. You could see someone extremely overweight that is the sweetest person ever and people will treat them like dirt and assume the worst about them while there are so many examples of the most evil people getting the world handed to them because they look good. Most of the time, the ones actually doing the worst things don't look like cartoon villains, that's why no one notices anything, the real monsters are usually people that are able to blend in or that people view as good.

  • @LadyFayeLovie
    @LadyFayeLovie Рік тому +2

    Psycho and socio pathology are purely mental conditions. It would be very hard and very irresponsible to assign physical attributes to these mental illnesses. It’s damn near impossible too.

  • @notmeowbutmeow5269
    @notmeowbutmeow5269 Рік тому +2

    I mean if I'm his current gf I would be soooo GRATEFUL that I make a mistake opening the closet cuz only god knows if she didn't found out, she'll end up being the one in the closet 😭😭😭

  • @wendyshoowaiching4161
    @wendyshoowaiching4161 Рік тому +1

    If he were the body. Would he be afraid? I am sad why these people don't treasure life but take people's life. If he don't treasure life, the least he should do is take his life and don't disturb others. Nobody can escape revenge from the soul that is lost, is the beginning of one's life will be taken the same way. Just don't understand why they live reckless life like this.

  • @wingofwinter888
    @wingofwinter888 Рік тому +1

    the lady in nap bussiness called as escort girl.
    basically a lite version for just to called them a pros.... or a 304,
    but with modern empowered culture its hard to distinguish between them cause a house girls can have hundreds body count too just from one dating apps like some of my ex and girl friends.
    a low level psychopath tend to use murder as their booster for joy or excitement, because psychopath addicted to adrenaline, their limit is so high that even in dangerous situation they can be calm and control, thats why high level/productive psychopath commonly works as policeman, fireman, surgeon, or soldier because they are craving for the adrenaline rush.
    sociopath in other hand enjoying controling and manipulating people, the more they can control people to their skins and obey them like a robot, the more excited their became.
    for example is the case of the teenager that manipulated his close friend, pretended as a girl on internet and steering drama of triangle love between them and made his friend stabbed a knife to him.
    judging solely by his victims alone, looks like this is the case of psychopath, not a sociopath, and it is understandable because in his carreer probably nothing ever exciting for him.
    psychopath tend to be falsely detected as an ALPHA male because they cant feel empathy so they tend to looks like a cool guy who are not needy, or give the vibe of man with many option, and women attracted with man with many option, so naturally a psychopath will be looks like a throphy on dating market.
    women excited with the man who ignores them who is not easy give them compliments or chasing them like beta male does.
    even if those type of man are psychopath, not all psychopath will kill them, because they are tend to be more logical and based on reasoning not love or feelings.
    but when they break up most of the female will saying that their BF is a narcissistic which is very common nowadays on social media.
    are all alpha or cool guy or bad boy are psychopath? well it could be because based on study, scientist found that around 60% of human population has chance to be a psychopath.
    as psychopath and sociopath are brain defects, so its very common actually to find them around us, it could be born from genetic or epigenetic.
    both psychopath or sociopath can live peacefully with others without problems, its not that they dont realized it that they are different, as they tend to be very smart. those who cause problems like murdering people categorized as low level because they just cant control their behavior or already tasted how exciting to do that so it can not be control anymore, just like the 1st time people had xxx or using drugs, or stealing in the case of kleptomania.

  • @bobdfgyhj5494
    @bobdfgyhj5494 Рік тому +1

    stop giving good looking people a pass because... they're not ugly.
    stop this logic please

  • @tvkpopkoreandark729
    @tvkpopkoreandark729 Рік тому +1

    Happy New Year 😊😊💕

  • @litepaw7
    @litepaw7 Рік тому +3

    Dead by Daylight Trickster: 👀

  • @kyungsoosings2362
    @kyungsoosings2362 Рік тому +2

    Damn you have beautiful skin..I'm beyond jealous!
    💙🌺

  • @krispeekornflex
    @krispeekornflex Рік тому +1

    I just realize this after 4 days....... his GF must have a trauma now, imagine that she's one bland kimchi jiggae away from listening to Richard Marx singing Hazard.

  • @maryallen2317
    @maryallen2317 Рік тому +2

    Good story telling 😌 and you're cute 😍.

  • @girlnextdoor0703
    @girlnextdoor0703 Рік тому +1

    Ramirez, The Night Stalker, looked like a monster.

  • @ChannelFiend
    @ChannelFiend Рік тому +5

    안녕하세요 👋🏼
    It's been a while since I've commented and this story ... sounds like a movie with all the plot twists.
    Every time a redflag should have been recognized on face value, he found a way to have it not recognized.
    Gotta be careful no matter your location. Someone is always going to push things just a little further than what is considered the norm. Even for South Korean standards.
    Speaking of cats, where's our little Seoulite TV buddy? How is s/he doing?😊

  • @SunnyProductions7
    @SunnyProductions7 Рік тому +1

    Persuaded by BBQ 😂 yesss! Lol and SJM 😞 ❤️ hope we find out more soon

  • @manuelsbaird9448
    @manuelsbaird9448 Рік тому +1

    That's crazy....omg...

  • @HailToTheMeep
    @HailToTheMeep Рік тому +1

    Will you be distributing LED beauty product with more than two wave lengths?

  • @nneichan9353
    @nneichan9353 Рік тому +5

    as someone who has met a handful of killers, I can attest they look like everyone else, some are good looking, some not, some give you the creeps, some don't.

    • @dreadsupreme
      @dreadsupreme Рік тому +4

      Hoping you mean your job is in a ward or else im a bit concerned why you have met a ‘handful of killers’ 😮

  • @MK_1Ultra
    @MK_1Ultra 7 місяців тому +1

    Handsome men can kill. Sometimes they are the most dangerous

  • @leahquispe4569
    @leahquispe4569 Рік тому +1

    What happened with the young male student in the HAN River.....???

  • @UtahGal
    @UtahGal Рік тому +1

    All I have to say is Dang 😮😮😮

  • @ValentineEvents
    @ValentineEvents Рік тому +2

    Wtf wasn’t there a smell

  • @carmiej
    @carmiej Рік тому +1

    He definitely is a sociopath & opportunistic. The cctv on the front & back door can be looked at. The fact he left the body to decompose in the house, he could of broke the bones of the missing lady. Since he seems lazy he could put the bones in a trash bag & threw it away. The items found can be stolen, but also trophies from the victims. But Korea has a couple of forensic profilers. Have they said anything?

  • @barbarawilliams4580
    @barbarawilliams4580 Рік тому +2

    wow!

  • @calistafalcontail
    @calistafalcontail Рік тому +1

    I mean these days, how can anyone be so naive to think, that a decent face gives you immunity against psychopathy?
    Oldest story in the book. Satan was Gods most alluring angel too and then sh*t hit the fan real quick.😅

  • @june8563
    @june8563 Рік тому +2

    I don't get it. Was he a kpop idol?

    • @JesusOurLordandSavior
      @JesusOurLordandSavior Рік тому

      No, but the citizens didnt expect him to look like one, they wanted a pic of an not that good looking guy. But, dude is psycho....

  • @deruiz1478
    @deruiz1478 Рік тому +3

    Ehhh he's a couple of plastic surgeries away from being good looking

  • @rubysparks4915
    @rubysparks4915 Рік тому +1

    Pretty privilege is real. 😒

  • @clbert7460
    @clbert7460 Рік тому +1

    Ted Bundy was handsome too.