This child reality star is now a wanted murderer...

[@ploopy678]

I'm so sorry about the bad sound quality 😭 I'm currently saving up for a mic so do look forward to better audio in the near future! Anyways, if you happen to see Lee Eun Hae (이은해) or her accomplice Jo Hyeon Soo (조현수) then please contact the following numbers: - 032-860-4465 - 032-860-4290 - 010-2576-5344

[@SianaGearz]

The quickest and cheapest remedy to get you 2/3rds of the way to good audio: get a lav mic and clip it onto your clothes near the collarbone. You can opt for either a PC version that goes into the soundcard, or a smartphone version that you'll record separately need to sync with a clap to the video. Just make sure it's not clipping during recording, the rest can all be fixed later. The cheap ones are usually between $0.50 and $10 with often no to little difference between them, and most sound good. They do have background noise but also they have a fairly natural signature, with a simple omni capsule, but the noise doesn't matter so much because they're placed so well. Once you go directional microphones, things quickly get weird and need even more babysitting. Don't be tempted to get a shotgun microphone, the diffraction caused by the walls in the room is fierce, they're designed for outdoor/soundstage use. Then you'll need a processing chain in the software. First denoiser (OBS denoiser in classic or RNNoise mode, or if not using OBS, then ReaPlugs FIR), then gate, then compressor (3-10x approximately, to taste). You can EQ the audio to drop out anything below 100Hz before the gate as well, that'll help if you move or cause rustling noises. If you don't like the sound, you can add an EQ before the compressor. You can make gain in the compressor and leave it at that. Compressor makes for that smooth, even sound that you always hear on professionally produced videos, but it brings up the noise. To eliminate noise between words, that's the task of the gate. The denoiser both removes noise during speech and makes the gate MUCH easier to tune without dropping words. Of course getting better mic than that is desirable (and an audio interface with zero-latency monitoring), but there's no magic in it, the toughest challenges are placement and processing. Proper audio is a TON of effort and there are no shortcuts that i know of, where you could just buy your way out of the whole hassle. If there is, i haven't seen one.

[@SuccuberryVT]

Yeah, I can't hear you very well, but im going to watch it soon. When I can get to my tv.

[@lm2530]

I had no problem hearing you. Great job on the video! You did your research and made it all very clear. You are good at this! I do miss the days though when you danced in most of your videos! I have been a long time subscriber and remember those days well. You were good at that too!

[@airellecarol5043]

I could hear you just fine, thanks as always for the hard work on these videos!

[@alexandrajrgensen3506]

The audio is not so bad. I really love the video, that's the things I binge. It's so interesting!

[@isiaadiel3468]

The one that I feel the most sorry for is the daughter. She's going to have to live with this knowledge, likely even bullied for it, all because her mom wanted to pad her pockets. Korea is leagues behind in mental health and outreach, so it's wishful thinking to hope she'd get the help she needs. Still, I wish the best for them and for justice to be served.

[@five_to_nine_online]

Especially because the daughter has essentially lost two parents and I assume her grand parents may not be able to take care of her so she might be thrown into the foster system.

[@anniehuang6321]

I've honestly never heard of the daughter part before this. Now I'm actually wondering if the daughter is going to be used in the future since she's legally Sang Yeop's daughter now. If that's the case, I really hope Eun Hae won't come after her for the inheritance/will/insurance. Let's just pray for the daughter's safety in any case.

[@xStarstargirlx]

@@anniehuang6321 DANG... thanks for making me realized that. Oh, god, I hope the daughter will be safe.

[@girahira-p9x]

What country you from?

[@vacayvlogs4587]

Let’s just hope that Eun-hae’s daughter will grow up to be the person her mother wanted to be

[@ten8986]

I feel so bad for sangyeop, He was a successful man with a bright bright future. Not only was his future ruined he poured his heart out for this girl who didn't even care about him.

[@arisalin8942]

He fell for a gold digger and a slut that just used him, sad

[@bunniewood]

I think he was a bit of a dumb simp. Asking for his own money? Duuude

[@derricksmith2948]

You are AWSOME, this is my first time viewing you, and I must say I'm so impressed on your delivery 😀. Stay elevating. PEACE and blessings

[@willwicked]

I'm sorry, but I don't agree. He was part of the problem too. I mean, why on earth would he give ALL OF HIS MONEY to that woman, even if he is mad in love, that's a big no no. He didn't even have money to buy food, he basically kill himself over some beatch who didn't love him.

[@davidgarcia32323]

@@willwicked thats what he get for messing with a single mom, he want to be captain save A Ho. 😢

[@julianlastname6948]

i feel bad about eunhae’s childhood cause i’m sure that affected her mentally, but it definitely doesn’t justify being a potential serial killer. i hope they find out where she is soon

[@pauljerome01]

Wooooooooooooooooooooooow What happens if the murder is male, how'd you react to it then? Its unacceptable, his past shouldn't be based of his future actions?

[@Jungwoniyaaa]

@@pauljerome01 What are you trying to say? They aren’t defending her, they just said that maybe her past affected her mental health but they didn’t say she was in the right to murder those 3 men.

[@yourmomshouse779]

@@pauljerome01 tf you bringing gender into this for 💀. murder is murder no matter your damn past. a males past can also influence his mental health.

[@ourloveisgreat1398]

@@pauljerome01 what are you on? no one is talking about gender here.

[@pauljerome01]

@@ourloveisgreat1398 WOW UR A TOMBOY, I RECCOMEND U TRANSITION TO A MAN

[@christel3742]

First boyfriend dies: tragedy Second boyfriend dies: possible coincidence Husband dies: pattern I’m glad the news people took this seriously and investigated.

[@catchingfeelings2691]

Yea but it took three lives until they acknowledged…

[@nicoleharrington9086]

Exactly

[@ifallapart2000]

@@catchingfeelings2691 That’s true but you also have to realize it could’ve been a lot more lives before it was acknowledged.

[@Lelieo]

Life insurance collection is such a classic motive I’ve noticed in many American true crime cases among family/partners. Sad to see money is such a compulsive need for such greedy, selfish people. Hope Sangyeob and his family get the justice they deserve

[@tokyoyoongi5538]

Yeah. But, what I don't understand is how people think they'll get away with it long enough to enjoy the money? I guess, when you're that desperate, you're not thinking straight.

[@Vanilla_Baker44]

It makes me not want to get one.

[@sugarpearl9781]

I’m sure Eunhae’s childhood heavily affected her. Having to be her parents’ sole caregiver as a child while growing up in poverty must have fueled her selfishness as an adult and her desire to be pampered and spoiled. I feel like this could’ve been avoided if someone had stepped in & did more for her & her family when she was a child besides giving her a home makeover. That being said there’s no excuse for premeditated murder. She’s most likely responsible for the deaths of 3 men. I hope she’s caught and I hope they throw the book a at her. She deserves to be punished to the fullest extent of the law. The person I feel will suffer the most because of her actions is her daughter. She’s essentially an orphan now, and her mother’s actions will follow her for the rest of her life.

[@Vor567tez]

Yes,how u r raised as child has a huge impact on u as adult. She wanted to hv the luxurious that she never had but unfortunately she took the wrong road.

[@saumyavig8964]

You should be feeling bad for her victims the most lmao.

[@scoremoore4280]

When people start to make excuses for another person's actions is when you know the world is done for. They're many people who suffered 10x more than this yet, they're not going out killing people. I'm not saying that everyone doesn't react differently and we should not judge or compare their stories and the result, but casting an excuse is to cast aside that person's blame. Having emotions is fine and having such sadness for her is fine, but sometimes that act of emotions can cloud human judgment. Some of what you said is indeed correct, humanities true color can never be seen, for humanity itself is colorless.

[@saumyavig8964]

@@scoremoore4280 so trueee. I dunno agree with the op's comment.

[@hritojabhattacharaya2486]

@@scoremoore4280 ya agree with all point both yours and sugarpearls but i just want you to think 1 point her mental health probably a has been suffering for ages since she had no caregivers as she was the caregiver to her parents , she is and has done this crime under the influnce of a disorder , this theory cant be ignored , im not useing a disorder as a excuse for murder but suffering through disorders can make stuff like murder look to the ill as a right thing to do

[@carrieheartsmusic6797]

omg what a crazy story.... scary how people can change so much as they grow up

[@daniaries-evr]

She could've had a happy and struggle free life and her daughter would have a loving father. She wasted a good man. RIP and may the justice be served.

[@stephaniecoggins733]

Greed

[@tokyoyoongi5538]

This is so messed up but, I'm actually surprised her parents weren't her first victims...

[@riav3v]

omg.. thatd be so sad and disturbing

[@Vanilla_Baker44]

The minute she talked of their condition, I was like she must hate them too.

[@lazymirae751]

More like her past made her selfish. It's possible she was once a sweet caring child, because of frustration she became the way she is. I feel so bad for her husband

[@katg5547]

​​@@lazymirae751or.maube she was always like that. Having a hard life doesn't make you a killer. But, being a manipulative person could be something that she was even with the show. Specially if she has done this for living. Victimizing herself. So, "the angel" face she put could be fake. Because she was a cold person, and the way she did everything is coming form someone who think can get anything. And maybe that's how her husband got manipulated, the same way she manipulated a lot of people, maybe since she was a girl. Maybe, she was never the Sweet angel that people though she was

[@CaitCher]

From recent articles I read about this issue: Not only were these criminals found, Eunhae was sentenced to life in prison. Cho has been sentenced to prison only for 30 years.

[@josefine6705]

It's actually not that weird in South Korea for the woman of the household to manage the finances. I study koreanstudies at university and had a talk by a professor who had researched the finacial gender dynamic in Korea. And it was pretty common for the woman to handle the money and give the man money when needed. Though it focused on small storeowners, so it might be 'weirder' with high income families, i am not sure.

[@yo._yo]

Yes, i think it’s common in a lot of asian countries. For ex I’m Chinese, and it’s very common in china that the wife (or woman in the household general) manages the finances. At my familie it’s like this.

[@nad-ia-8069]

Just by curiosity, what’s the name of your university ?

[@namjoonie936]

im not korean but i grew up with my mum handing the finances because she is better at it

[@josefine6705]

@@nad-ia-8069 I am attending the University of Copenhagen (in Denmark), but the professor was from Finland i think, he was just on visit

[@josefine6705]

@@namjoonie936 hehe :) it's similar in my family, it's just my dad who is better at it, since he majored in economics

[@ningning5561]

“please buy the groom sneakers and sunglasses ^^” he sounded like such a nice and genuine guy… so sad that he had to be killed. edit: it wasn’t even sunglasses. it was glasses for him to see :(

[@ningning5561]

@D D oh my goodness… that’s even worse. he loved her so much, he even became poor while she maintained this rich lifestyle. i can’t believe someone like her existed… when she was such a cute child.

[@nikkisumesh]

Omg :((

[@misoasoda340]

“Her first boyfriend (baby’s father) passed away”: Aw🥺❤️ “Then her second boyfriend passed away”: ..oh? Omg..😢 “Then her husband passed away”: bruh wtf No but seriously this was my reaction because wtf..she’s a terrible women. Once her second boyfriend passed away I just knew it wasn’t an accident. And I genuinely hate seeing people let themselves be taken advantage of. I can’t believe that she would ruin her daughters life by doing all of this too. She was blessed in many ways and took advantage of it all. May they all rest in peace ❤️

[@smile81516]

Had the same reaction, like the third time is just suspicious

[@Iera_Thaumaturgy]

For me the second time was just suspicious lol

[@carol0301]

my aunt has two dead ex-husbands .... but the two died years after breaking the marriage: one killed himself, the other died because his stomach exploded. weird as hell!

[@_Moonlit_]

Poor guy was so emotionally manipulated he didn’t realise the signs. As someone who had a near death experience with drowning at 5 this was triggering because over a decade later and I still have an unbelievable fear of large bodies of water, it was so painful and haunting that experience. Also I knew those first 2 boyfriends were gonna be brought up again, I don’t believe in those types of coincidences. May they all rest in peace, poor souls! 💐

[@basil_is_unstable6613]

i saw the title and went "oh no". gonna come back and comment properly once i finish the video. finished and i hope that sangyeop's family gets the justice they deserve. hyeon soo should honestly get going, this woman is crazy and just because he's helping her doesn't make him safe.

[@starxmon]

pls do more kpop or korean related true crime, you're so good at it

[@Vor567tez]

Why is a broadcast station's investigation better than police?! But I actually wish these types of show were in each country. Where sometimes they will take cold or unsolved cases and solve them which police isn't able to.

[@chubby_cheesecake_cheeks]

Because South Korean Police force are incompetent and usually understaffed that they don’t do shit. Even with simple defamation investigation they don’t do anything at all.

[@quepasass]

I feel so bad for her husband, he literally gave her everything and all he got was having his life ruined and his soul crushed. Honestly, he probably already knew about her cheating as well if ALL his friends already told him about it, but he's just pretending not to know because he loves her. This is why in a relationship, no matter how in love you are or believe how nice your partner is, always leave a way out for yourself and don't give your entire life on the hand of the other person. I hope the police at least conceals the child's name or changes it to protect her. Being known as the daughter of a black widow will definitely leave a huge mental scar on a child.

[@drearyday6769]

poor guy was totally scammed and taken advantage of : ( may he rest in peace

[@itsiraa]

The story telling part of this video was amazing. Love how you started out and then revealed more as we went in.

[@citizencr4o]

This video was so well told that I did not even notice it was 27 minutes long. It did not feel long at all. Great story and great job telling it.

[@charleneo1934]

It kinda looks like in Korea the media has better investigative skills than the police

[@jaydedepato6995]

This applies everywhere, honestly

[@Callatelabocahombre]

¡Gracias!

[@kpopluver0494]

I love the flashback moments! It really made me go "oh my god"

[@chillaxinchica]

I heard some pieces of this story but your coverage made everything much more clear. This case is full of twists and turns! I agree, if I were current boyfriend, I would run to turn myself in out of fear that I was next! I hope the police find them soon. Great job and thank you!

[@desgirl_19]

Yikes! I wonder if, at some point in her childhood/teens, the unending need and worry for money might've become an obsession & she equated it with happiness, a way to fix everything. Sometimes obsession can be the first steps towards serious mental imbalance, insanity & ppl in that state often lack a conscience as we understand it. Or maybe it just made her precociously cynical and hard, determined to look out for #1. People are so complicated, who knows?🤔

[@jaydedepato6995]

Please do not suggest that people who are "insane" are lacking in conscience. Many do not hurt others and are in fact more prone to be victims of crimes/injustice as they are seen as easy targets or undeserving of basic human respect. See SangYeop as an example, he had a history of being suicidal (and presumably otherwise "mentally unstable") and was preyed upon and murdered after being cheating on and squeezed of all his hard-earned wealth. People do not do horrible things because they are mentally ill, they do horrible things because they choose to disregard the pain of others.

[@TheRawfishking]

Great work. It's called the "Full tilt-boogie" a police term for what you mentioned about "Shootng yourself on the foot". When people are trying to cover up their crime, in a panic mode they leave more evidents through the process.

[@kpopandotherthings6853]

Thank you for explaining life insurance and premiums. I just understood it and this is a true crime video.

[@j1kxn27]

Same here lmao

[@heinrichs5]

How awful. It sounds like that poor man, Sangyeob, dearly loved his wife, Lee Eun Hae. I hope the fugitives are found, and someday there is justice for Sangyeob and his family.

[@chroniclesofalivingdeadgirl]

I really love your videos. Thank you. You really have a knack in finding the most interesting and craziest stories.

[@UncleMarco]

Really enjoyable vid, I’d totally be down for other similar content like k-media adjacent crime/scandals that don’t necessarily have to do with idols but are interesting and obscure stories

[@anisatajy9445]

Agreed. I had goosebumps all over. Ploopy's storytelling stills are so excellent that even if idk the idols I'd watch just for her narration of it. And in this video, it was so good I had to watch it with my family. It was like watching a murder/serial killer series.

[@ahillmann]

People are the sum of their experiences. Especially your childhood shapes who you are. What happens during your childhood is not just a set of experiences you remember, but the events actually affect how your brain develops physically. The effects are permanent, they last a lifetime. If you have a challenging childhood and don't get to live your days as a child should, then it's not a surprise if you get messed up. As a child the person might still seem happy, but once they enter their teens and start thinking about the world with a maturer brain, that's when the scars of negativity from their childhood start affecting their world-view. People with tough formative years like Eun Hae's have much higher rates of depression, anxiety, anti-social behaviour, poor life-management skills, negative personality traits, etc.

[@Trouble_Bubble36]

Stop feeling sorry for a serial killer

[@Trouble_Bubble36]

Stop feeling sorry for a serial killer

[@jaydedepato6995]

That's not an excuse, and the way it's phrased is a disservice to everybody out there who went through a difficult time and actually improved the world. Just because someone has a hard life doesn't mean they are "messed up" or chose to have the following mental struggles (such as depression, anxiety, etc.), nor does it excuse their actions. People are responsible for the way they react to situations, and there are plenty of horrific murderers and other offenders who had no such troubled upbringing. It is a choice. Furthermore, you are perpetuating a stigma by suggesting that people with a troubled upbringing/mental struggles are lesser because of their experiences, and have "negative personality traits" as a result.

[@jisuskitty]

i swear this sounds like a plot to a kdrama, absolutely terrifying, sangyeop didn’t deserve it

[@EVERYTHING-KPOP]

I feel bad for the daughter and 이은해’s husband and boyfriends. The girl has had a tough childhood but that’s not an excuse to be a killer

[@amelia2.7]

Update on them : they were caught in April by police by the looks of it.

[@nanny203]

Fr????

[@_Moonlit_]

Was hoping for an update like this. Good! Hope they rot in prison!

[@edvaedan9161]

This really sounds like a made for tv murder mystery. Thanks for the reporting!

[@whatzittooyah]

Well these tv murder mystery shows are based on real life.

[@kiryuusam]

This case made me feel so angry! poor Sangyeob, may he rest in peace and i hope for him and his family to get some closure u.u how evil can people be will always amaze me... thank you sharing this info! i really want those bastards to be punished!

[@momdonttouchthatsock]

Watch her vid on Th Burning Sun scandal, you will be even more angry

[@melissasimmonds1104]

honestly love the way you explain things and break facts down!

[@adamevans1324]

Thanks!

[@chaewonsglasses]

This feels so uncomfortable.. oh my goodness..

[@floating_lanterns]

First time to be this early!! I'll consider this a break time from doing school works :"DDD Love your content as always, Evangeline! 💗🌷

[@lilacsbunny4584]

Never been this fast on one of your videos. I love watching the amazing content you put out. Keep up the good work

[@LiliMixOfficial]

They've been missing for so long, this is really dangerous, how this two managed to escape so easily?

[@Youngnrrwhtjwtjetk]

Honestly, I bet they committed suicide together in the mountains

[@vlogsbyindiana]

I always look forward to your videos and get so excited when I come home and see you have uploaded!

[@starxmon]

i feel so bad for the husbands, they deserved so much better

[@florenciic3444]

Oh noo :( Poor guy, may he rest in peace.

[@nateterpening35]

I love your editing!!

[@myfantasyisnct]

I wanna know what happen to her child? Is the child on the run too? Did she abandoned the child? Is the child with a family members?

[@kissssswastika]

This is so scary...I hope Sangyeop's family gets justice

[@soomoothie]

im so scared for this one. but i really hope it isnt because of how harsh being a tv star is for children and thats what broke her

[@misoasoda340]

She can barely be considered a Child tv star because I’m assuming that was her only appearance on television? Instead of only giving her home a makeover they could have also given her family donations and created a donation fund for her future (like college). Her family most likely remained low income after that and struggled which is probably how she became obsessed with obtaining wealth.

[@soomoothie]

@@Boo-et1qj i wrote this before watching the video (i said i hoped, as in i hadnt known what would happen yet)

[@IAPD3000]

My question is what ever happened to her parents? They both disabled, so who is taking care of them?

[@MaryMarixo]

I really like how you do your videos, I can tell you're really passionate about the different subjects and I always appreciate the extra research (and effects!) you put into them including doing *flashbacks* of previous important info. Super cool. I'm guessing Eunhae's childhood had a pretty devastating effect on her. She might have had caregiver burnout which can sort of warp people in the opposite direction from very empathetic to very callous and self-serving. I'm more sorry for her daughter and all her victims however.

[@aisforarson]

they have both been arrested in case anyone is wondering!

[@krayozmines]

love the effort you put into yr vids. very entertaining. i hope you can get a microphone upgrade soon. it will be a huge improvement for your channel

[@GummyIsNotArtsy]

I love your content. Love how you narrate the stories it's always a pleasure to listen to it.

[@missgirl3410]

Great content as always!!

[@kenyanbee753]

Imagine she was going to get away with all of it if she hadn't written to SBS

[@Achelouz]

She used to be such a good kid that took care of her parents and siblings, I wonder when did she start getting the ideas to leech off men and kill them for insurance claims.

[@keepyoureyeswideopen]

her upbringing did a number on her. she was a child taking care of her parents; she never got to be a kid herself. plus, they were always worried about money. she probably was always looking for a way to make money to the point where it became an obsession, then she found out about life insurance policies and a lightbulb went off in her head.

[@catchingfeelings2691]

How did u know she was a good kid? It was a TV show and you don’t know what happened most of the time?

[@sonder8310]

Very well presented! I'd love more content like this as American true crime is already covered enough it's intriguing to hear other cases

[@aprils1888]

We freaking love you Ploopy!!!

[@okaycuttt32]

But I think there is a subtle issue in this that is much larger than the other obvious ones. Eun hae was given a home makeover at such a young age, it must have raised the possibility in her mind of being given things for 'free'. This is so much more common than we think, just consider Mrbeast, he's the very embodiment of free things, but he's actually teaching people all the wrong things for the sake of his 'content'. That kind of a luxurious lifestyle that she got used to originally started from there.

[@Vor567tez]

Agree on that.

[@rueliaju4115]

that could possibly be v true but clearly they are in no way at fault , it's not their responsibility to teach the girl moral life lessons

[@moonlightpaw5868]

The text of the guy messaging his friend asking to borrow money because he was hungry broke my heart. How can she be this cruel to another human being?

[@courtneycooper4905]

Please do more true crime! I loved this

[@jaydedepato6995]

This is so sad :( I usually don't sympathise with the guys as much, but this really was a terrible situation for him, in which he was completely taken advantage of while still being so loving and giving his all, asking for the bare minimum in return. He couldn't even have that. It broke my heart that he was working so hard and going through so much, but couldn't even afford a pair of shoes or glasses, and had to eventually even beg for food. :( I'm also sad for the daughter, who is now left to fend for herself and must bear the knowledge of what happened to the people who should be closest to her. I would like to remind people not to blame the victims, and keep in mind that hardships in someone's past are absolutely not an excuse for reprehensible actions. Plenty of people have struggles and do not hurt others; struggling is not inherently bad or make you prone to crime, and it does not make you an evil or lesser-than person. She and her accomplice CHOSE this horrible path with no regard to others, DESPITE knowing pain. So disgustingly entitled.

[@pronspronson9669]

This is a good video, Ploopy :)

[@stripedsweater520]

Dang I wonder how her daughter is doing.

[@shellyb3127]

What a wild case 😨

[@ilsanking4334]

You explain everything so good

[@Kenny_D6665]

Update: Eunhae and Hyeonsoo have been found and arrested in Goyang a couple weeks ago.

[@itsthatonestan1144]

I’m so shocked, and my jaw never left the floor after watching this video…

[@newjeansfan238]

It was so interested, i like true crime's video, she was selfish because of a poor backgroup, she wanted to be rich as fast as possible and she became a murderer to kill her numerous husband for life insurance! I wanted them to be find and to pay for their crimes, if you can do an update video if they were found please!

[@hibiscustea9274]

biggest question is -- if they're unable to move how did they make her? I know this is a sad topic but, it's something to think about that doesn't add up

[@Kopikokoo]

I feel bad for the husband. He's a good guy. He must be so pure to think positively towards his wife. I could never tolerate if someone treats me like his wife.

[@rainbowow5060]

Wow if I were hyeonsoo I would definitely leave. He's probably next.

[@katie5920]

He helped, who cares about him?

[@tokyoyoongi5538]

@@katie5920 True. And, he probably thinks it'll never happen to him because he helped her.

[@xStarstargirlx]

@@tokyoyoongi5538 This. That dumb dude might just end up dead cause the woman is just mad crazy about money. He better RUN.

[@vithurshanamayuren4195]

@@tokyoyoongi5538 but then she might murder him as he knows abt the murders of the other bfs

[@katg5547]

Being poor doesn't make you a potential killer. Maybe everyone who saw the show was manipulated by her, and she was never a "sweet angel", she just knew how to manipulate people. Telling people "I just want the best for my parents", doesn't mean that she really wanted that. One thing is what you see in a tv show chapter, another what happens in real life, her real face wasn't her 13 version of a tv show, her real face was the face of a cold murderer.

[@journeysinthiscrazyworld682]

Wow she's hazardous & dangerous. Prayers 4 all the families

[@angxlic7678]

they're currently incarcerated at the moment. i'm so happy they've been caught

[@zulie9378]

Thank you for the video and wonderful presentation….glad I found your channel

[@meowiestwo]

i went to that BTS concert from your seatgeek ad 😭. miss them sm!

[@Ms.ChantelNicole]

they were finally apprehended!

[@kheii3503]

I should be finishing a work for tomorrow, but this got so interesting once I started watching it. And the fact that it's recent, man...

[@thepeng6991]

not exactly a 180 turn, that woman has always been like that! born like that! just never ever questioned about anything! nothing what so ever, just go about your day.

[@peachy_cassy]

Wow! I really like true crime stories💗

[@colleenjohnson6261]

@Ploopy678 Just came across your Chanel by chance and I think you have a good future ahead of you! Love from England.

[@Ilovechipmunks1256]

Wow, this story is definitely fcked up.I feel bad for the man, he had to go through soo much,just to please his wife. And the poor daughter has to deal with her mother. I cant image how she would feel having a mother that terrible. I hope those two get found one day and that the mans family gets justice.

[@dluvs___]

Once I saw the thumbnail I was shocked

[@sulochanak6804]

Your voice is so good 🥰💜😊

[@DieezahArts]

Wow... Poor guy... It's because of people like her that people have a harder time trusting each other... 🤦🏾‍♀️ How? Why? Why would one marry someone to make them miserable and scam them like this... Scamming is in itself bad enough...

[@simmy6495]

Poverty changes people it comes with entitlement to other peoples property I have seen this with my own family members. But I wonder why good people end up with evil people.

[@pugnaciousdeliciososa2191]

You're a natural as a storyteller. Did they ever explain, why Sang Yeok(?) didn't cut her off when she was blowing thru his savings like that? That's a red flag right there when she's living in a luxury apartment and he's in some rinky-dink roach motel.

[@ScratchthechalkBoard]

She thought tv to the rescue, she might not have been caught if she didn’t report them to the media

[@forthewin4063]

what a crazy case! 😱😱😱

[@BunxBunstudios14]

Eva it's like everyday you get more and more radiant!!!😍😍😍😍😍absolutely gorgeous!!

[@dasc0yne]

It looks like they were just caught. Thank goodness.

[@mockachannel6110]

I realized I'm watching this video in the 30th of June, exactly 4 years after the murder. Today I pray for him to rest in peace.

[@LabzAli]

Hey really love seeing true crime. Great video.

[@goddammitalana]

The video shows the other men tormenting him & trying to flip his tube over while he was on his tube when it was very well known to the entire group that he couldn’t swim and had a major fear of drowning. They were messing with him the whole trip treating him like trash and had already made 1 previous attempt on his life earlier on the trip, that they tried to play off like a joke. He was murdered by her & her lover. Zero doubt about it.

[@aerapoatale]

by the title, im kinda scared after watching: what. the. f-. i- no comment…

[@joesama3282]

This entire tragic story sound like the villain origin... Born in the poverty environment with two disabled parent having low income to live, making her the sole caretaker for the household at such young age then have unprotected sex ended up having a child and managed to land a job at the big city seeing how much better life is what trigger her inner demons unfortunately. Her entire struggled youth which infest greediness and selfishness overtime which lead her to do the actions, she had lost all her morale and became an empty shell the way she is right now. I think the government should step up their providence not just focus on growing the economy all the time sighs... In my country they will provide welfare to unfortunate household like with Eunhae case. Here the ministry of social and family development welfare will provide an built facility for the family and also providing free education for the child till college, therefore people like Eunhae and her parent will not fall too far back behind in term of quailty of life. Now I understand why countries like Singapore and Hong Kong are way ahead of South Korea in term of advancement nation as a whole

[@donttalktomeyoureannoying8736]

Not you coming up with all kinds of excuses instead of this chick taking accountability for being a serial kill3r

[@yohaneschristianp]

This is normal occurrence in USA though, too much money to be spent if the government wants to fix this mental health issues.

[@joesama3282]

@@yohaneschristianp Yes I totally agree with your statement, the US have a big problem with mental healthcare and sadly it has impact more and more teenagers nowadays. Especially social media these days are the common cause for parent nelgecting behavior and teens suicide cases. They got bullied at school and then go home to get bullied on social media again. More modern parents nowadays are letting the internet to "nanny" their kids for convenient, but part of it also came from the gun control and violent culture within the US that fuel on mental health issue. I always wonder why the american healthcare is not as universal as some other advanced countries, I also wonder where do the taxpayer's funds went to? do more funds went into military industrial and the media but less on education and healthcare?

[@Trouble_Bubble36]

Stop feeling sorry for a killer moron