The "Ted Bundy" Serial Killer of South Korea | The Case of Kang Ho-Sun
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TRUE CRIME: Kang Ho-Sun silently claimed the lives of ten women. Known as South Korea's Ted Bundy, he used his charm and wit to befriend his victims.
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00:00 Intro
02:02 South Korea, the History of Kang Ho-Sun
05:33 Troubled Farmer, Troubled Lover
08:38 No Going Back
10:47 The Grizzly Streak of Kang Ho-Sun
18:07 Downhill
19:20 Confessions, Legal Proceedings
22:38 Outro
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You guys asked for more cases in Asia! Kang Ho-Sun is multiple levels of messed up. Serial Killer is enough to try and wrap my head around. But eating stray dogs... I think this one will disturb me for quite some time. What're your thoughts?
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P.S. Did anyone notice my voice breaking at 00:07? What happened there? 😂
Eating stray dogs, that's twisted thing I never wanted to hear. Regardless, thank you for the new video.
Korea is not in Southeast Asia. Look at a map!!
@@Cuyt24 I think he means the region, not specific location.
You're cute sir
Laughable lol
Not only are Adrian’s stories impeccably researched, they are crimes I’ve never heard of. Thanks for all your hard work !
This!! As someone who watches a lot of true crime, new cases are so hard to find! Not to mention Adrian is the best narrator there is 😍
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@@mozzerianmisanthrope406 he's cute though
@@mozzerianmisanthrope406 what more do you expect from someone who covers such gruesome content? Like yea it’s monotoned but not everyone can be MrBallen. He’s doing a GREAT job and his channel is great. Lay off ffs.
@@mozzerianmisanthrope406 he's bangeable
I like the fact that you introduce to so many widely unknown foreign cases. Never heard of this one, thank you!
Me to
I've only heard of this through friends who I work with so this is refreshing to get the entire story
So agree... I love this content (i know i know sounds weird), and I had never heard of him. The most disturbing thing for me is his treatment of animals...and secondly, he convinced so many woman to not just date and be with him....but marry him- his psychopathic charisma must be off the charts....that scares me alot and reminds me to be so wary about people...
Most Americans are unaware of foreign cases. But then they are unaware of a lot of American cases.
I'd wager you've never heard of Gary Ridgway.
Most Americans aren't because the FBI kept his deal out of the media. But after his first set of convictions he became the most prolific serial killer in US history with 48 convictions. 48 is still higher than the next highest, 43, but due to this deal he now has 96 convictions: 91 in Washington, 3 in Oregon and 2 in California. He still has 28 cases pending as Washington authorities are still trying to locate the bodies for those women.
For 4 decades he killed nearly unhindered in King, Pierce and Thurston counties in western Washington. 119 in Washington, 3 in Oregon and 2 in California is the presumed count as that's how many he confessed to in the deal with the FBI. This doesn't include any he may have killed in the other 47 states, Germany or Vietnam in which he lived. The Vietnam count is suspected to much higher as he targeted teenager or younger looking prostitutes. Vietnam during the war would of have thousands running around and the government doesn't track their deaths or disappearances. So the FBI's theory is that spending 7 years in a target rich in which no one gave a damn about the victims he'd of been killing on a nearly weekly if not daily basis.
Though he is the most prolific, he's no where near the most infamous. Though you and others might know the silly moniker that the media gave him before he was caught: The Green River Killer.
Never give these monsters cool titles.
Apologies I forgot about Samuel Little. So second is 60 not 43.
Authorities think Little might be the most prolific, and he could very well be, but actually prolific is based on convictions not suspicions, so Little would still be second as Ridgeway has already been convicted of 96.
But to honest, even with FBI making these confession deals I doubt we'll ever know any of their kill counts. But we should be aware of anyone with 3+ kills, if for no other reason the danger they present and still present behind bars. Hell Bundy escaped prison 4 times. So them being locked up doesn't make us safe from them.
@@dah724 Yeah but his charisma was all fake, it was a mask he wore, & he couldnt keep it on for very long before it slipped. This is likely why he pushed for marriage so fast, so he could put a ring on them & then let the true him show himself. But not even for one woman did he keep the act up forever, they alo chose to leave him. His final wife couldve been planning this as well which was why he killed her
& while I find his treat of animals atrocious & deeply disturbing too, (especially man's best & most loyal friend) do you really find that MORE disturbing than how easily he murdered innocent womans lives? That to me is even more disturbing
I'm Korean and have been living in Seoul since 2002. I remember this case. Several Korean crime dramas are built on this case.
An elderly man who raped and injured an elementary girl for life was sent to prison for a few years and then released back home.
Koreans are very inconsistent in their view about criminals and victims. Why have the death penalty if you are not going to execute it? Have a lifetime without any parole instead.
The reason Korea still sentenced to death despite not carrying out execution is that symbolically still death penalty for the murderer feel different than life sentence without possibility of parole.
In their mind , they are living in the the shadow of death despite no death row inmates ever executed since 1997 . Psychologically it will still affect them significantly if they have a death sentence instead of life without parole .
If it's the case I'm thinking about - no one was happy about this and there were protests. The guy needed a police escort to make sure they wouldn't kill him on the way home.
All over the world the justice system is inconsistent and imperfect, but don't make it out like most people wouldn't be happy if he got the death penalty too. He got a reduced sentence because back then being drunk/under the influence was legally considered a mitigating factor in trial. Not because anyone thought he was slightly less evil.
@@channelnamehere1402What I found awful was that the father of the victim pleading with the old man who committed the assault to not move back as he didn't want his daughter (the victim) to have to relive the trauma by his return back to the community. Of course, like the sleeze bag he was, the old man moved back anyway, and the family had to leave the community which protected and supported them even years after. Not only that, but I dont know how true this is, but apparently the wife of the old man would follow the victim and her family around town.
watched some korean drama with serial killers and a lot is similar with this one..
im surprised with korean sentencing when watching drama.. criminals are sentenced with few years only.. so sad for the victims and their families
@@berry_nose yeah, everything about that case is just awful and upsetting. :(
I'm a 68 year old American man. I watch a lot of True Crime. This channel is excellent. I did not sit down at a computer until I was 45. There were no o CCTV cameras as I grew up. No GPS, no Smartphones. That made it much easier to murder without getting caught. I watched one case where a major piece of evidence against the killer was his wrist band physical tracker that had GPS.
It’s so strange as a young(ish) person to hear stories from older folks about the pre-digital world, especially when we’ve grown up literally surrounded by this technology. Makes you wonder how many cases back then went completely under the radar because of the lack of surveillance/digital forensics etc.
Thanks for sharing! :)
@@witchsickshoot, I'm only 36 and I clearly remember no cell phones, no internet etc. It was awesome tbh!
I'm thankful that we have it now though to a degree. There are many many good things about social media. Such as you can talk to people around the world, learn about anything you can imagine, solve crimes, helps a ton with my animal rescue, fundraising etc.
Feel so sad for all the women and animals that suffered at his hands. He is completely evil. As an animal lover, seeing the photos of those dogs and knowing what their fate would be makes me physically sick!
yea same especially that picture of the husky. How can you not see its soul? he'll pay
Yep me 2
You never ate a pig.
@@tignight3645 no never
Me too. As for the other guys comment about eating a pig.. We're talking about dogs. Does he eat dogs?
A moment of silence for all of Ho-Sun’s victims both human and animal
🙏
Rip to all the innocent victims 😔
mostly the animals in my opinion :(
@@dextermorgan5397 🙄
Why is there always someone in the comments of videos like these that's like "i dont care about the people , but the animals 😪" so fucking weird
I live in Gangnam, Seoul but often go to the area where Kang Ho-Sun killed all these women for work. Thanks for covering this case. Thoroughly researched and impeccably delivered.
Yur engrish wery good
@@JohnSmith-hs3po racist ignorant much?
gangnam style
@@MsMatilda24 Libturd much?
@@JohnSmith-hs3po racist
This was actually in the Korean series "Through the Darkness". It basically tells the story of Korea's first profiler. This was his third case if I remember right. If you got time watch it. It is really good. Korean series is usually good at the detective genre but this was exceptionally good since the cases were from real crimes.
Is it subtitled?
I think they were last 2 episodes but not sure 😀
Yeah..i think its the 4th and last case..
I watched this series.. When i watched about this serial killer its remind me of the korean drama i watched at thjs moment, very interesting drama. I didnt realize is based of a true Story,,..
@@crttsome7504 nope
I always think about the family members of these murderers and wonder how awful and strange it has to feel to have a father/mother, husband/wife, son/daughter, etc who has documentaries created about them due to their infamy of violent crimes.
Very sad
@@ennjaychannel oh absolutely. I feel like I would personally struggle between mourning the loss of a family member I thought I knew better and overwhelming guilt of being related to such aa monster who took the lives of innocent people. It's got to be a really hard thing to deal with. We often focus on the victims and their families (as we absolutely should, of course), but we don't usually stop to acknowledge that there's many painful emotions likely experienced by the family and friends of the murderer as well.
Someone in my family a very close one did something awful. I don’t feel bad for them not at all I resent them. Sure they are in jail but they took other lives. I don’t feel pity or sad for them. Just angry
Yeh same here.. Like the wife & kids/daughters of that POS weirdo the BTK killer. They freaked out cut ties moved away & changed their names. Imagine the shame? & sharing DNA with them, yeh it’s a weird crazy world 🌎….
Yes Kimmie I wonder this as well. I actually, my half brother pulled a gun on a police officer but the cop didn't film anything until after he had shot and killed my brother, so the family refused to believe he did this. But I knew better than anyone he most likely did do it. Because I had seen him a couple hours before that and he said he wasn't going back to jail dead serious just like our dead dad. I knew that was strange but thought loaning him money would get him by until his girlfriend gave me his meds because she stole them and he was very sick and desperate. She inadvertently caused him to do exactly what a person with his condition would do and now almost 6 years later she plays victim still our mother can't believe he would do this. Of course it's my fault too, because things were going so well for so long and he had been such a good guy that I bought him the pistol he had wanted for years.... So I'm at fault too. We grew up shooting he and I always had access to guns but he loved that gun in particular and I shouldn't have gotten it. He then most likely would not have been armed that night. Fuck what a tragedy. Now my best friend and family the one who knew everything about me my darkest secrets and loved me anyway is gone and our beautiful little sister and mother are heartbroken and crestfallen. My sister doesn't blame me
But nobody knows what I know they wouldn't believe me. My sister when I stay with her never prods or asks, but mom, she can't let it go. I did right at the trial and told the truth in front of her and the officer did wrong by not recording and then leaving him dying on the ground then assaulting him with his neck blown wide open. Scumbag. He may have done right to shoot him, but he didn't have to handcuff a dying man with no weapon as the gun was far from him when the recording starts and the gurgling is horrific. He donated all his organs and his heart still pumps for a man today. God bless him. If only he was on his meds he was a truly good man and would help you no matter what. He would get you a job he would give you a ride he would let you sleep at his house he would even fight for you literally against people twice his size and win. He was a man. And he was put in a delusional state by a spiteful girlfriend who claimed to love him and dared make a scene t the funeral where we the family are the ones who are absolutely dead inside and I can't bare to tell anyone the truth they just don't understand and don't need to.
Good god that is not a nickname you want: “your hometown’s Ted Bundy”
Thank you for covering so many of these international cases. Love the channel.
Imagine how Burlington VT residents feel everytime someone mentions Ted Bundy. It shouldn't be a stigma on Vermont just because it's where he's from but it is.
Nah that's a nickname that many want now, especially as it'll probably nab you a Netflix special, celebrity & women. Our media & societies are deeply broken.
given that he seemed quite proud of what he did i doubt he would mind the nickname very much
Calling a country of 52 million people a "hometown" is kind of hilarious
@@Todesschleicher Agreed lol.
Kang Ho-Sun and Yoo Young-chul(Raincoat killer) are two of the most prolific serial killer in South Korea. I've seen several dramas which I think inspired by their killing stlyes such as using a stockings, cutting fingers etc. I believe the Kdrama "Beyond Evil" and "Tunnel" were inspired of both of them.
The Raincoat Killer is in the kdrama-thai series Bad Guys.
I thought the use of stockings in crime dramas came from the Hwaseong serial murders, but it seems a lot of serial killers have had a penchant for using stockings in some way. Bad and Crazy also had a raincoat killer, I think.
I like the fact you get right TO the facts. No fluff makes it a quick right to the point crime story. Also like seeing the pictures and you personally telling the story.
This case and Ted Bundy's case are the prime examples of Looks can be deceiving.
Unfortunately the Halo Effect is a very hard to fight bias...
Ted Bundy was n o t attractive.
We should stop spreading this false image of that man... If he was attractive, then every 2nd man is attractive.
@@oliveryt7168
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
@@oliveryt7168 Yeah because we know they are serial killers.. sure Bundy doesn't look like Zac Efron or Ryan Reynolds but if a man has charm and talks to you with a smile with some confidence.. that can go a long way.
Ted Bundy was ugly as hell. Idk why people keep saying otherwise. Probably only mayos think he's ok-looking.
Sick with covid and curled up feeling absolutely awful, but it does help me emotionally feel better to have some coffee house videos to watch, thanks Adrian.
Feel better!
🌻I’m sorry you’re feeling awful.. Get well soon! 🌻
I know that feeling. I hope your ordeal ends quick and that you feel vibrant and energized in no time.
So sorry you’re ill. I hope you feel better as soon as possible!
Same here. We’ve got a whole house full of sick people (with Covid, not like those who are the topic of these stories). We are all grumpy and doing our own thing and this has been mine - listening to Coffeehouse crime. Hope you feel better soon!!
I kept hearing "her son" everytime you said Ho-Sun, and I kept thinking, Whose son?🤣🤣
Me too!
Same
Came across this channel today in my recommendations and now I'm hooked. Great narration and also cases I have never come across. Awesome work Adrian!
This channel really spotlights cases I don't see covered much elsewhere-- thank you for the thoughtful and respectful attention you bring to these cases!
Very welcome! Thanks for the kind words!
I agree , nobody else covers a lot of these stories. I am firm believer in fate and I don't believe there is much wiggle room for free will. We can't choose our parents or which country we are born in and as children we pick our friends also is based on which which area our parents live in which is not in our hands aswell. One thing i never understood is how serial killers do what they do. Perhaps we are all or programmed . I follow iswar puri a lot for some deep answers on the spairitual path on karma how it works and reactions of our past lives. Ishwar is on UA-cam nowadays its made a lot easier to get deep answers if life. Long comment 😆 for just agreeing with you
Hey adrian!
Are you aware of south korea’s «molar daddy» case? As a korean i can say it’s considered one of the absolute worst cases in sk, touching on a lot of social issues. It’s quite terrible so i wouldn’t be surprised if you’d already heard of it before but decided to pass on it. If not, Seems like you’re always on the lookout for shocking cases that are not as well known amongst the english speaking side of the internet, so here you go!
hmm i only heard about case similar to junko furuto.. but there is not much information about.
Dude you need to get your facts right because it’s turned out molar daddy is innocent of the crime.. delete ur comment molar daddy is a good guy and it’s all misunderstanding
@@devondetroit2529 hi molar daddy
@@devondetroit2529 Troll.
@@danny24042002 molar is innocent
Serial killers don't have humps on their backs nor do they howl at the moon. They are just average ordinary-looking people, your neighbor, your coworker, possibly family member.
I'm so glad you do a lot of cases that are outside the U.S and Europe. Also your respect for the victims and care with showing the few killers that have severe mental health problems empathy while never making it seem like their actions are anything less than unspeakable evil. Also bringing lesser known cases of all kinds to the attention of more people instead of just going over cases that most true crime watchers know like the back of their hand is great. You and your channel are fantastic and I applaud you and all your hard work. I hope you get more and more subscribers you definitely deserve it. Much love.
The fact that he always took out his anger on animals makes me so angry!
RIP to the defenceless animals and women who suffered under the hands of this evil monster.
There's always these people on these kind of videos saying "I don't care about the people let's care about the animals."
@@Videomaker-pz4xm they need said that. “RIP to the defenceless animals and women who suffered under the hands of this evil monster.” They didn’t just mention the animals lol shut up.
@@jwst8 He just said he felt horrible for the animals, not that he values them more. Animal abuse is something that people are often very angered by. It goes without saying that the deaths of the people were terrible and that what happened to them was sickening.
I mean, if there is a comment saying "I feel so sorry for these women", no one would assume that person doesn't also feel sorry for the animals.
@@DwynTwo the insinuation of mentioning them first and it being specifically upsetting is that they're valued more
@@jwst8 it's disgusting but not surprising. Disappointing
true example of how animal cruelty extends/is indicative of cruelty to humans, esp. those who're physically more vulnerable than them
But he just ate them, right? He didn't torture them or anything. I don't want to excuse him, but maybe he just saved his money instead buying expensive meat?
@@AgrestisAnima he killed pets, animals who trusted him, whose context he was fully aware of, as indicated by how he presented himself as a rescuer of them. i think that final part is really indicative of his desire to kill something that trusted him and couldn't fight back and to frame it morbidly as him as their hero to people
@@AgrestisAnima But these were his pets that trusted him and he took advantage of that which shows evil and sick he is.
@@k.morningstar7983 well cows and everything else in this world we eat trust us some way or another but in Korea eating dog meat is normal not every young adult agrees but it’s there
@@hoddy1368 eating dog meat is _normal_ in Korea??
This is by far your best video! It’s edited so well and I can see your passion behind it! Please do keep up the great work, I am looking forward to every Monday evening to drink one beer and listen to another case! PS I live in Asia :)
I will always appreciate the fact that you time stamp and chapter your videos
I don't just grab a coffee. I keep my supper prepared for this!
Thanks for the great work
The exact reason I keep my videos 20-30 minutes long! Goes great with dinner haha. Bon Appétit!
I lived in South Korea as an English teacher for the time period where he killed his last two victims to when he was arrested and sentenced. Seeing him on television after class was really bizarre.
He didn't even have any remorse when he was in prison until later on when another serial killer on death row committed suicide.
Isn't it kinda obvious, that if you plan something, do it over and over again, and enjoy it, you don't feel remorse? Especially when you are a farmer who is already killing animals.
@@thehuntermikipl1170 You think killing animals for food is related to killing humans for fun? A bit extreme don’t you think?
@@MissCaraMint Yes, it's very related, we are as much alive as animals are, and are made of the same flesh, blood and bone. Even though he was killing them for food, he could enjoy it too.
Next time think before you post a stupid comment.
@@thehuntermikipl1170 You just said that the issue isnt him killing them for food, but the fact that he enjoyed killing. Those are two very different things. The second is the red flag not the former. And why was it nessasery to insult me?
@@MissCaraMint *necessary
"You just said that the issue isnt him killing them for food, but the fact that he enjoyed killing."
No I didn't. I didn't even say anything about "issue".
Even if he is killing them for food, without enjoying, it still desensitizes him.
And I never insulted you.
Whenever my friends ask me for good true crime content, I always recommend you first. Great visuals, clear story telling, and respectful of the subjects. Thanks for another great video 😊
To think of this channel, i really made clear i'm addicted to this cases. That i've never seen. Thanks! CoffeeHouse Crime! You made my mood good.
Adrian always highlights how the victims were not just bodies but people who were loved by many and that each death is a tragedy, a stolen life. Thank you for always including these details. ❤️
I love your channel together with "That Chapter" you're dishing out proper content. Well narated.
"Let's give it a goo" love Mike from That Chapter ❤
Couldn’t agree more😁love Mike. Especially his life insurance dance 🕺🏻
Lmfao Mike is the best Irishman and women are gifted to tell stories just the way it is
@@NannupTiger me too
Same ❤️
You do such an amazing job. I’ve watched a lot of channels and you, by far, are the best in front of the camera and so easy to listen too!
From the moment I found your channel I appreciate the fact you cover cases outside the western world which few other channels do and always with so much respect for the seriousness of these cases.
Thank you for sharing this. Another interesting fact tho, there was actually another serial killer who used that method (bounding victims with their pantyhose) and it was the first real case of serial murder in korea. And until now, these real cases are still used as an inspiration for many MANY serial killer themed korean dramas. That’s why most serial killer in kdramas has a signature of strangling their victims with pantyhose/stockings or has a signature of cutting off the victim’s fingernails. That’s how big these cases’ impact had on their country.
OH wtf I've seen that in a drama! I believe it's called 'Tunnel'. I had no idea it was based on a real case wow
Seeing that beautiful Husky and knowing it's fate made me feel anxious in my stomach. I never had a physical reaction to one of these stories before. Damn dude, rest in peace 10 victims.
I read he made a dog fur jacket. Isn't that NASTY!
i bet you ate a bunch of killed beautiful animals in your life.. lol
@@jwst8 Dogs hit different
@@manowa3395 that's not fair :(
Dogs do hit different. There's still a difference that we, as humanity, are able to make between domesticated animals vs livestock. That's why people get enraged when dogs are subject to becoming food whereas many other animals are totally fine as edible items on your local market or shelf. There's a very clear segregation between the bonds that we are capable of forming with animals. Primarily dogs and cats are at a level of being pets. Everything else is either a potential pet or mostly food. So it makes sense.
By far the best true crime channel on UA-cam! Your delivery is impeccable, the editing and your attention to detail amazing. You also cover cases I’ve never heard of.
Hello how are you doing today
I keep thinking of his children, how he treated them, how the revelation of their father being such a murderer would have felt like- or perhaps they knew and said nothing out of fear?
Me too.
Where were they when he was out? What was life like on the farm for them?
How are they now?
I know it's not abt those particular kiddos, but Dennis Rader's daughter, Kerri Rawson, wrote a book abt being a SK kid, it is called "a serial killer's daughter" if you're interested.
@@mamamax_voiceact4497 Thank you, I will read it. Probably slowly, as this kind of stuff is difficult for me to read. But I also think that is important to be fully aware. So thank you.
Or maybe they knew but said nothing out of why the fuck would they snitch on their own father?!?!?!?!?
@@thehuntermikipl1170 This concept of snitching... a sad, self-defeating one, utilized by those desiring to utilize a power construct over those truely marginalized in one way or another, to victimize the victims. It's bad enough when children teach each other the concept of snitching and all is great based power, worse when adults buy into it. And please don't even begin to attempt to try to tell me I don't understand the concept or culture.
Being a crime podcast buff like most of you, it strikes me lately how fortunate I have been to not have experienced the type of violence inflicted upon these people and families such as are depicted in these sad cases. I think back to all the reckless situations I placed myself in as a young woman, and I am an old lady now…. there but for the grace of, well, you get the drift.
Better knock wood though. I’m not dead yet. Stay safe, my friends.
I think thats what makes these crime series so interesting for many, because in reality as humans we are naive, we are trusting but we also get the gut feeling that something is wrong. Consider myself to also be lucky and fortunate and please stay as safe as you can!
Same same Rian...I did the dumbest things as a "thought I knew all" semi feral kid....the situations I put myself in just make me feel ill...glad you made it through (so far)...!!
dude same... so many times I would meet a new guy at clubs/bars and he would always take me home safely. we are blessed 🙏🙏
I think about that too. I’ve worked in law enforcement for a very long time. I’ve met and dealt with the worst in child abuse and sex crimes. I quit when my youngest was born. I couldn’t do it anymore because I became myopic about there being a bad guy/gal around every corner wanting to harm me or my children.
@@lowrider81hd I can't imagine how horrific it was and is for you... we have a toddler and I have "flashes" of abuse that I've listened to in these videos, but the victim is always my own innocent little boy..I literally have to tell my brain to "shut up shut up shut up!!!" ...and most videos don't go into great detail... yet you've come into contact with these monsters who walk among us, seen the innocent victims and what was done to them..... you are very strong mentally to have gone as far as you had.
Thank you for your service 🙏❤️. I hope you are living with some peace and joy.
Happy Valentine's Day to you today. No matter where you take us on the Mystery Murder journey you tell a great story. I am definitely having that coffee ☕ it's 17° here in NYC.
Adrian's videos are so impeccably researched and presented. I really like how he chooses many crimes from nations that are often overlooked and ignored in our western countries. This is one of my top 3 crime channels. True crime videos are a real guikty pleasure of mine. .
Thank you Adrian.
Stay blessed.
I just love the idea of going to a coffeehouse ordering coffee, and have the barista tell me a true crime story
Comfort to all the families grieving for their love ones! Thanks for sharing Adrian!
That was very interesting. I ❤️ your channel. It always serves up a story I’ve never heard of, told well. Thank you.
I found your channel quite recently, but there are so many cases I haven't heard of, and you tell the stories of the victims with such care and respect; thank you!
I really appreciate hearing cases from other countries. It’s especially interesting from Asia as they are so rarely covered in western media. I’m curious with this case what happened to his children. It’s so incredibly sad. Thanks for another awesome video 🙂💙🇦🇺
Yes, no one ever talks about the children of these murderers
@@beaulieuonnp593 probably to protect them
In Korea they are seen as guilty for the crime of their parents.
@@gmajlcz2362 Very twisted. It is not their fault, unless they of course participated.
this is my favourite true crime channel. I like how you explain the background without sounding very biased.
Thanks for the channel Adrian...Great work...Editing and research takes a long time...Kudos!...Hope you find time for life...It's important you know...From the UK
Thank you for the respect you show to the victims! It is truly unmatched! P.S. Case and point! The animals!
What animals?
@@NannupTiger The husky... Watch the video
Could you say where that is roughly? I'll have to fast forward that part and want to be prepared for it. Thank you for the heads-up!
@@darladawn1111 Its around the 6 minute mark
@@darladawn1111 Skip from 6:00-6:50! 💜
You're almost at 900k 😎 I appreciate your well-researched content.
Almost there!
Actually his content footage is more wide than Korean news . They are limiting details on murder in Korea cause doesn’t want to offend many people . This is the one of reason I really appreciate Adrian’s afford to searching the footage.
I love how serious he is about the stories he tells. Makes him better than other channels for me.
I mean you make these videos so perfectly. I get amazed everytime!
Re: the husky - "Let me elaborate" - Ugh, please don't. 😢 The animal cruelty gets me everytime.
Thank you for always prioritizing remeberance of the victims! There are so many things I love about your channel... like the lesser known cases you cover, and the way you add details of cultural significance then explain the impact of those things. Very well done. I enjoy your work very much!
Adrian I love that you showcase international true crime, as a Canadian the majority of our news comes from America and we rarely if ever hear about cases like this from other parts of the world. I follow several True Crime UA-camrs and the majority cover the same American cases over and over again I love your channels unique style. keep up the good work my friend
The Manila Massacre is an interesting one
I find it ironic that his fourth wife is his lucky four but in Chinese culture the number four means death.
Keep up the amazing work Adrian! Thank you for your hard work, dedication, passion and determination! All the best! 😀
Good morning! Thank you, Adrian! I appreciate you're covering Cases I've never heard of!
i appreciate all the work you do for these videos 🙏 tysm for posting happy Valentine's day 💞
I can’t get enough of Coffee House Crime. I’m hooked 🥰
I've only just found your channel a few weeks ago. Thanks Adrain for finding stories that aren't covered ad nauseam on UA-cam ! Must be getting tougher to do, but the effort is appreciated.
Adraiain
Thank you for covering cases I've not heard of and being so thorough. I love your channel. 😊
This.....was seriously a masterful commentary.
And a borrowing one as well. This was absolutely brutal, but not as brutal as many others you've presented.
I've never binged watched so many videos on a channel like this, I'm awe-inspired.
Thanks, Adrian.
Love that you share stories that are not as popular in the media, everyone deserves to be found
Thank you for another great video, Adrian! According to some sources, profilers in Korea who talked to him say he is one of few Korean serial killers who accomplished(?) to commit all four major criteria of a serial killer: animal abuse, arson, sexual assault, and murder.
I’m a fairly new subscriber to your channel. One of the reasons why I love your channel is you cover crimes that are not as popular and well heard of, so refreshing to see. Very well narrated too. Great Job Adrian 👍🏻
Eating Dogs is normal in South Korea. Finding a South Korean that hasn't eaten a dog would be abnormal.
Say you know nothing about korea without saying you know nothing about korea
@@eliserss9179 Research commissioned by Humane Society International (HSI) shows that Seoul has an estimated 436 dog meat restaurants, with most dog consumed on Bak Nol, the three hottest days of the year according to the lunar calendar.
It so great that you cover crimes all over the world. One nice thing to include, if you can give us a brief of the countries criminal law while covering the crime. Thank you!
I love your videos so much I was so happy after a rough night being sick you uploaded a video . I love how you do your research so well not only about the crime but the country ,city or just where ever it took place I feel like I'm learning about the culture along with the crime your totally amazing at this they should so give you your own TV show on like discovery Channel or true crime TV
Thank you Debbie! I hope you feel better soon!
Keep up the good work! I really appreciate the amount of time and work you put into those and that you cover cases unknown in the West
I appreciate you honoring these victims & telling their stories without the sensationalism of some other channels. Thank you 🙏🏼
One of those pictures he had a Samoyed dog in it. I have a Samoyed and I could never think about hurting him. To think what fate was waiting those dogs is heartbreaking. I think to remember the victims, their identities and faces should be public but understand that South Korea has different rules and this is probably a respect thing. What a monster
@@thehuntermikipl1170 I don't eat meat and haven't since I was a child, yes I eat a plant based diet. I buy cruelty free products and don't support businesses if I find them to be unethical, but go off. I hope your heart heals, as picking fights with random people on the internet is a sign that you're hurting. I hope you find peace within yourself soon.
@@savannahelouisa My bad. But still most europeans eat meat, and most of them consider killing dogs bad 🤡
And thanks for kind words, although I am not picking fights, I am simply saying what's on my minds, and discussing people's opinions.
@@thehuntermikipl1170 it is bad. Eating dog is cruel and mean. My dog is asleep near me and I could never!! She's the sweetest baby who loves cuddles and tennis balls
@@Silver_wind_1987_ Why do you feel a need to tell other people you are st*pid?
He could have sold those dogs for cash, 😭😭😭😭
Adrian I really enjoy your content. You and That Chapter, Tea and Crime, Brief Case, Heavy Casefiles, Coldcase Detective, The Fugitive and Criminally LIsted are some of the best true crime channels that treat the content so respectfully. Plus I guess I really like my true crime content delivered with a non-American accent as well.
Even “Truly Criminal”
Deadbug says is goat no one comes close to his production value and storytelling
You should try Dave’s lemonade, his insight and empathy is off the scale, he truly honours the victims too. Usually end up bawling 😭
@@johndoe5715 love dead bug we are legion... Also another channel called THE DISTURBING TRUTH is amazing as well!! Enjoy u day 🌞!!
@@armcollector6660 legion forever!
You're a great story teller. Your videos always keep my attention. Great video. Thanks, Adrian.
He is and has a nice voice too.
I'm so glad you decided to cover a case from Korea! There's not many Korean cases covered out there. If you make another one and want some help with some of the more difficult pronunciations (romanized Korean is terrible), I would love to help. You did a great job on this one already though, save for a few words. I just hope I could help make it easier for you.
thank you for covering more unknown cases
Finally a case that hasn't been hammered into the ground. Some of these cats are copying others and adding nothing.
you catch some of them pulling a local news anchor, where they use the exact same wording, no matter how weird or specific, from the one they're poaching from
Just to inform: eating dogs is still something people do in Korea. But it isn't as widespread (or acceptable) as it used to be since nowadays, dogs are more popular as pets rather than food.
I was questioning this, I know I was in South Korea in the 90’s and ate dog, (didn’t know that it was till it was in my tummy) but was not sure if it was still done nowadays.
@@angelagraff1666 They are trying to outlaw it now. When I lived in Seoul it's not common at all anymore in the big city, but in rural areas they still do. My ex girlfriends family still ate dog (they lived in rural area in the south just above Busan) so that's how I know it's still happening. Hope that helps :).
😃Yeah.. new video.. have been binge watching all your old videos..🤭 thank you 😆
I absolutely love this channel. I love all the others aswell but this one tells me ones I've never heard of anywhere. Overseas
I just had my coffee station set up and this is just perfect timing for coffee house crime 😍☕️
In South Korea, a minority of people (~3.9% of the population, based on a 2018 survey) consume dog meat, predominantly as Bosintang (literally "body protecting soup"), which is thought to have medicinal properties, particularly as relates to virility. Consuming dog meat is also a minority practice in China.
Thank you for what you do.
This video like all your others I’ve watched is amazing. Well-made and well-informed. Top notch stuff. Just as a heads up his streak would be grisly not grizzly
Oh Adrian, you’re so wonderfully, delightfully posh! I always want to improve my accent, eloquence and vocabulary after listening to you. Such a gent 👌🏼
As always, thank you for your work 🙌👍🏼
😱 Wowcher what a story, may the women and dog's, rest in peace, 🙏 great video thanks Adrian 🖤
You’re really great man love the passion
I glad I saw this channel for more condensed versions of cases I've seen on Hulu and Netflix. I like crime podcasts when I clean but I'm not going to sit down and watch 6 straight hours of a case.
I forget that unspeakable crimes happen in every country around the world not just here in the US. Thank you for covering cases that most of us would never have a clue about. You're work is much appreciated. 🤔👍🇺🇸
I find your memorials at the end of your stories helps to remind myself that these are more than just victims, as you said in this one they are mothers, sisters, daughters, aunts, wives, girlfriends and all of them were undeserving of the way they lost their lives to to a man who saw them as a less important than to use them as a prop for his twisted desires. His trophy collection hints to the possibility that he may have worked his way from a stalker to sexual assaulter before deciding that murder was his true passion. Thanks you from Calgary AB, ,Canada. Cheers and keep up the good work.
I LOVE your channel! Best one on UA-cam!
Thanks for the video. Love from South Korea !
Learning about this case and learning Korean as well is just shocking. I can read the headlines, I know the places he was.
It's gut wrenching.
I have heard of this before and it creeped me out... Korea and any country may be overall safe but that does not mean that there are no psychopaths and crime. He treats women badly but yet forgets that his own mom is a woman too. He definitely had psychological problems that should have been addressed. But sadly psychological problems are ignored and not addressed.
Most serial killers start out killing animals and then move on to people as Adrian and others have said. This is so sad....
Love your voice and master storytelling skills.👍👏
Great video Adrian!
Thanks!
Man you are very very good at what you do. I still can't believe I came across this channel. Thank you.
I just finished ' through the darkness' a kdrama about serial killers, I was choked when I realized that the stories are real!
At least Bundy was given the chair. Too bad this guy won't get the chair.
Hi Adriane :) keep on uploading 😉😉❣️
I love that u don't drag out the stories. Right 2 it. Keep up the good work