On Tuesday, October 25, 2022, in an apartment in Soha-dong, Gwangmyeong-si, Gyeonggi-do, A (45 years old at the time) killed his wife B (42 years old at the time) and his two sons (15 years old and 10 years old at the time). Immediately after the murder, A went to a PC room, watched an animation, and returned home at around 11:27 p.m. and reported to 119 that his family was dead. Paramedics and police who received the report confirmed that there were no signs of outside intrusion, and found a weapon used in the murder and clothes worn at the time of the crime, and said A confessed to the crime. According to the testimony of the neighbors, he testified that he heard a thumping sound that was not normally heard at the time of the crime. The police suspect that A secretly threw away the weapon and clothes he wore at the time of the crime after fleeing through a window next to the emergency stairs at the front door of the apartment, which is a blind spot of CCTV, shortly after the crime.

  In late August 2021, a 56-year-old male named Kang Yoon-seong, who had a history of robbery and sexual crimes, committed a series of murders against two victims in the Songpa-gu district of Seoul, South Korea. Afterward, he turned himself in to the police. On August 26th, around 5:00 PM, Kang Yoon-seong purchased a kitchen knife from a mart in Samjeon-dong, Songpa-gu. Prior to that, at 3:57 PM, he bought a cutting machine from a hardware store in Ogum-dong. Between 9:30 PM and 10:00 PM on August 26th, Kang Yoon-seong suffocated and killed a woman in her 40s whom he had met at a karaoke establishment, using a blanket. He claimed that he killed her because she refused to engage in sexual intercourse. The body of this woman was not discovered until Kang turned himself in. The police had visited Kang's residence five times, including on the day he damaged his electronic ankle monitor, from 6:00 PM on the 27th to 2:00 AM on the 28th, but they did not uncover the first murder. A police

  On December 10, 2021, in a villa located in Jamsil-dong, Songpa-gu, Seoul, a murder took place where Lee Seok-jun (then 25 years old, born in 1996) killed A's (then 21 years old, born in 2000) mother, who was a former lover, and injured A's younger brother. On December 5, Lee Seok-jun sexually assaulted A after taking her mobile phone at his house in Cheonan, and recorded the act with his own phone. On December 6, A reported the suspect for sexual assault, and from December 7, she was under police protection as a victim and received a smartwatch. On December 10, around 2:30 PM, Lee Seok-jun broke into A's house, who was his ex-girlfriend, and attacked A's mother (then 49 years old, born in 1972) and younger brother (then 13 years old, born in 2008) with a weapon. A's father, who was out at the time, became aware of the incident during a phone call with the mother and reported it, but they had already been injured by the weapon. The mother was transported to the ho

 The defendant in the Dresden student murder case has been getting a lot of attention after the court sentenced him to life imprisonment in both the first instance and on appeal. The defendant pleaded not guilty and the prosecution argued for the death penalty, but the court ultimately sentenced him to life in prison. As a result, many people are curious about the story behind the case. Let's break it down. Incident details The incident took place in February 2001 in the Dedle River in Naju. A naked body was found floating in the Dedle River, which was later identified as that of a 19-year-old high school girl, Ms. Park Mo. Traces of assault and bodily fluids were found on her body. At that time, due to limited technology, it was impossible to collect fingerprints from a drowned body. Furthermore, without direct evidence, the case remained unsolved for more than a decade. However, in 2012, a breakthrough occurred in the case. A person with DNA that matched the sample taken from Par

 In this article, we will delve into the intriguing life of Gary Gilmore, a notorious figure in American criminal history. From his troubled childhood to his heinous crimes and eventual execution, Gilmore's story captivated the nation. We will explore the details of the incident that led to his downfall and shed light on the circumstances surrounding his last meal. So, let's embark on a journey through the life and legacy of Gary Gilmore. 1. Introduction Gary Mark Gilmore was born on December 4, 1940, in McCamey, Texas. His early years were marked by instability, as his family moved frequently. Despite facing several challenges, Gilmore exhibited intelligence and charm, traits that would both aid and haunt him throughout his life. 2. Early Life and Background Gilmore's childhood was marred by a tumultuous family environment. His parents divorced when he was young, and he and his younger brother, Mikal, experienced neglect and abuse. Their mother, Bessie Gilmore, struggled w

 Introduction to Lingchi Lingchi, also known as "death by a thousand cuts," is a form of torture and execution that originated in China. The practice involved slowly and systematically dismembering a person, causing them to suffer immense pain before eventually dying. Lingchi was used as a means of punishment for a variety of crimes, including murder, treason, and rebellion. Although it was primarily used in China, Lingchi was also used in other parts of Asia, including Vietnam and Korea. The practice of Lingchi Lingchi was a brutal and gruesome practice that involved the systematic cutting of a person's body. The victim was first tied to a wooden frame, and then the executioner would begin to cut them with a sharp blade. The cuts were made slowly and methodically, with the goal of causing as much pain as possible while keeping the victim alive. The executioner would start with the limbs and gradually work their way up to the torso and head. Lingchi's history and evol

 Hanging is a method of execution that has been employed throughout history. It is a controversial topic, raising ethical and legal considerations. In this article, we will explore the procedures and methods of hanging in the execution process. We will delve into the historical context, traditional and modern methods, legal perspectives, and alternative options. Introduction Hanging has been used as a form of execution for centuries. It involves suspending a person by the neck using a rope or other suitable material, leading to death through asphyxiation. While it has been widely practiced in various regions, it has also faced opposition due to its perceived inhumane nature. Understanding Hanging Definition of Hanging Hanging is a method of execution where the convicted individual is suspended by the neck, causing death through strangulation or breaking of the neck. It has been used as a means of capital punishment in many cultures and legal systems. Historical Context Throughout histo

 The Gas Chamber Execution Method: An Overview of the Procedure and the Process Leading to Death The gas chamber is a method of capital punishment that involves placing the condemned person in an airtight chamber and introducing a lethal gas, typically hydrogen cyanide, into the chamber. The gas chamber has been used as a means of execution in the United States, particularly in California and Arizona, as well as in Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. This article will provide an overview of the procedure of the gas chamber execution method and the process leading to death. History of the Gas Chamber Before the use of gas chambers, execution was typically carried out by hanging or electrocution. However, in the early 20th century, states in the US began to seek alternative methods of execution that were considered more humane. The gas chamber was first used as a method of execution in the US in Nevada in 1924. California followed suit in 1937, and Arizona adopted the gas chamber in 1934.