Moments ago, Jeon Joo-hwan, the stalker suspected of murdering a woman in a Seoul subway station appeared outside Namdaemun Police Station, said he "was so sorry" and "did something really crazy". pic.twitter.com/hETOQAKgoh
Technically, South Korea still has the death penalty, but it is apparently “abolitionist” in practice according to Statista.com. The last execution was in 1997. Too bad.
setnaffa
2 years ago
“really crazy” vs “really evil”…
Stalkers who kill don’t deserve to be made into anything but landfill.
정말 죄송합니다.
That’s the standard apology for every misdemeanor in Korea.
What he did is much worse than a misdemeanor.
Technically, South Korea still has the death penalty, but it is apparently “abolitionist” in practice according to Statista.com. The last execution was in 1997. Too bad.
“really crazy” vs “really evil”…
Stalkers who kill don’t deserve to be made into anything but landfill.