A group of Thai women were recently rescued in Busan after a supermarket worker tipped off police:
The note the woman handed to the supermarket clerk. / Yonhap
A Thai woman’s wits have led to her rescue and that of four others from a brothel in South Korea.
The Busan Metropolitan Police Agency revealed the case on Wednesday.
The incident started when the five women visited a Busan supermarket on May 16 under the “guidance” of a Korean man.
The women were regular customers who visited late at night to buy daily necessities.
On May 16, the women bought products while the Korean man stood just outside the supermarket. But something unusual happened when they paid the bill.
As one of the women extended her cash-filled hand to the casher, he realized there was more there than he expected — a hand-written SOS message hidden inside the cash.
“Help the police. I was caught in the fourth floor of the building,” read the note in English, Korean and Thai. [Korea Times]
You can read the rest at the link, but it seems like the police in Busan were not to motivated to find these women.
It is just not safe anymore for anyone in South Korea, pretty much a powder keg waiting to explode from, foreign and domestic forces. Some of the old timers are longing for the days of “Park chung He,” he kept everything in order from haircuts to baby formulas.
Korea is a country that will revert to A to Z lawlessness, violent, disorder,mayhemrapeing, enslaveing without a strong leader. Moon Jae In, will not make the grade, that’s my gut feeling. seem to be of the flower-child generation. I get a feeling that type of social environment is simmering.
The government playing games with brothels, close them down, they open back up around the corner, trash lay on the street for weeks. Pissing on the streets, some young men getting special treatment not to serve in the military.
Dongducheon where I use to hang around is a derelict town, look like a abandoned outpost. When you think about all the money that’s been made in that town from the Gi’S, it should look a lot better. absolutely squalid condition with african people everywhere in TDC, what they do I have know ideal…..
Ole Tanker
7 years ago
Prostitution is simply whorifying! Just say “know”.
Flyingsword
7 years ago
Police chief is going to be upset that he lost some of his workers. Looking for help from the Korean Police is a dubious hope.
ChickenHead
7 years ago
Q: What happened in Thailand’s business attire speed bondage contest?
A: They finished at the same time so it was a Thai tie tie tie.
I just made that up… less effort than a limerick.
Andy
7 years ago
From article: “When his shift finished, the clerk handed the note to police with a phone number given to save store points. Police checked the number and traced it to a person who they had previously caught operating a brothel.”
Store points are so popular in SK, that even criminals can’t stop using them.
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It is just not safe anymore for anyone in South Korea, pretty much a powder keg waiting to explode from, foreign and domestic forces. Some of the old timers are longing for the days of “Park chung He,” he kept everything in order from haircuts to baby formulas.
Korea is a country that will revert to A to Z lawlessness, violent, disorder,mayhemrapeing, enslaveing without a strong leader. Moon Jae In, will not make the grade, that’s my gut feeling. seem to be of the flower-child generation. I get a feeling that type of social environment is simmering.
The government playing games with brothels, close them down, they open back up around the corner, trash lay on the street for weeks. Pissing on the streets, some young men getting special treatment not to serve in the military.
Dongducheon where I use to hang around is a derelict town, look like a abandoned outpost. When you think about all the money that’s been made in that town from the Gi’S, it should look a lot better. absolutely squalid condition with african people everywhere in TDC, what they do I have know ideal…..
Prostitution is simply whorifying! Just say “know”.
Police chief is going to be upset that he lost some of his workers. Looking for help from the Korean Police is a dubious hope.
Q: What happened in Thailand’s business attire speed bondage contest?
A: They finished at the same time so it was a Thai tie tie tie.
I just made that up… less effort than a limerick.
From article: “When his shift finished, the clerk handed the note to police with a phone number given to save store points. Police checked the number and traced it to a person who they had previously caught operating a brothel.”
Store points are so popular in SK, that even criminals can’t stop using them.