Korea's Latest Female Psychopath Killer: Jung Yu Jung's Obsession W/ Crime Movies

[@GRAZYTV]

have you watched the movie HwaCha or Helpless?

[@hao9631]

Not yet but I will!

[@pjg9256]

I seen it. Very good movie! I think someone happened to her in her childhood. If she was raised by her grandfather, lacking a father and mother seems to have affected her somehow.

[@PandaBlue233]

gonna watch it now

[@ayeshavillatura4010]

Gonna watch it later🙃

[@forproject0829]

@@pjg9256 i will agree because that's somehow affects children

[@Fullsunie28]

The taxi driver is really smart for calling the police right away. He cared and put effort instead of ignoring it like usual

[@jamaecarla]

And he is really brave too. She could have also murdered him if she noticed that he knew what’s going on. 😥

[@yasiegonlastie5483]

I felt so bad for him when I heard he had to step down from work for a break for his mental health. I can’t imagine how painful the experience must’ve been for him.

[@toriladybird511]

The young woman has actually been diagnosed with sociopathy. She actually scored higher than the man who killed his mother and 8 other victims.

[@themindhelp9584]

😳shhhiiiiiit

[@heartroll8719]

Holy crap

[@fatimahlovesjoon6190]

a lot of times, people mix up sociopathy and psychopathy

[@cranburrey]

Wtf….😨

[@Quon]

@@fatimahlovesjoon6190 they're the same thing bc the term psychopathy doesnt actually exist, it's called antisocial personality disorder

[@kyukyu7175]

This is really alarming right now. Just months back then, in the Philippines a boy killed his cousin or nephew (idk) bcs he was a fan Jeffrey Dahmer series. I myself is a fan of your true crime series but it just sad that other people go beyond the lines. Thank you for your hardwork Grace!❤

[@thejoeyjason]

naibalita na ba ito sa Pilipinas?

[@kyukyu7175]

​@@thejoeyjasonyes po. Yung 1st news is di pa alam sino suspect nahulog lang daw tapos pinasok sa washing machine tapos later on nalaman na kapamilya rin pala pumatay

[@eugeniebarrientos4682]

Alam ko rin 'to. I hope Grazy can cover this case as well.

[@chibialien57]

yes, this was already reported in the Philippine news.

[@missywink1504]

Someone else just commented about this; crazy!

[@thesheassheis]

The way my eyes ROLLED when she started apologizing in that press conference 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@noballsbutiball]

Fr like can ur freaking words..bring back that poor victims life again

[@dramaqueenedits]

No I think the psychopath test is very accurate and reliable. The fact that she not only killed, but DISMEMBERED the body is beyond gruesome. And she took her time doing it too, going back and forth to get tools, with utmost calmness. And then discarding the body in bits and pieces in trash bags and all. Yes I think psychopath is accurate

[@kyukyu7175]

Could be the right term. But in formal clinical setting. The test should be reliable. And just because you scored high in that test doesn't mean you're an actual psychopath. Just like the psychologist said it need further interviews and evaluation. She need to go under a lot of test and interviews before we can say that she is "clinically diagnosed psychopath". Just like in Big 5 personality test, just because you are high in neuroticism doesn't mean you're depressed. Need further evaluation from a psychologist.

[@dramaqueenedits]

@@kyukyu7175 I get what you mean. But what I mean is I don’t need no further evaluation to say or convince me she’s a psychopath. To me, she is a psychopath. Whether clinical or not, i leave that to the experts. To me, def A PSYCHOPATH.

[@kyukyu7175]

@@dramaqueenedits dude chill 🤣🤣

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

fr

[@dramaqueenedits]

@@kyukyu7175 🤣😂🤣😂😂 a bit intense I know 😅

[@elena.m4]

My brother has Asperger's syndrome (also known as high-functioning on the autism spectrum) he definitely isn't a violent person, autism doesn't make you a murderer or serial killer. He definitely does pick up on characteristics from his favourite characters, such as walk, talk, or facial expressions. He is a social person with lots of friends and enjoys going out, but also has his lows where he prefers to stay inside and away from people. It happens every now and then, I'm not fully educated on how people with autism function, but I have an idea of it. Love your vids 💕

[@kittyythecat]

I have autism. I cannot see her having this when many autistic people do have compassion and feel guilt. It's sad so many people think that acting very robotic or not knowing emotions means "you must have autism!!" such as Elon Musk when they are just people who don't have emotions. No label.

[@elena.m4]

@@kittyythecat That's true, it could be that she's misdiagnosed and just leaned towards the most “taboo”...hmm syndrome if you will. I do know plenty of autistic people, and most if not all have emotions like any other person. Especially guilt, it's 100% unfair that autistic people are seen as unemotional, robotic-like people, when they're just like everyone else.

[@nurriiestar]

My brother has Autism and he's the most funniest and sweetest person you could meet. But when he gets uncomfortable he can be super quiet or he doesn't have any filter so he can be saying things that sounds a bit rude because of his honesty because he's very detail-oriented and notices stuff that some other people cannot see immediately. Many with Autism have alot of bottled emotions and they somehow want to mask it because they feel like no one understands them. So if you have any friends or family members with Autism all they want is to be understood so you gotta have alot of patience and try to understand their perspective and methods. Also Autism comes in milder and more severe forms so, 1 doesn't fit all. You can barely see that my brother has Autism but especially when he struggles his symtoms comes out. I just wanted to share that. My brother is the best but i know that he struggles alot and i want to ease his difficulties 🥺

[@hiHaite]

@@kittyythecat i also have autism and i am very much insensitive and stuff so it really depends on the person! and maybe it also has something to do with me having a autism+ADHD combo

[@GRAZYTV]

@@HobieInTheBoxI explained in the video she was scored by the legal team on the psychopath test.

[@allier1867]

so I've been a casual viewer of true crime videos and even reading threads about infamous cases for multiple years now. yet I have never wondered what it feels like to actually hurt and kill people.

[@MissRayneNerdiiChicK]

Yes, I am the same. I am particularly drawn to serial killer true crime, not because I wonder what it feels like to hurt/kill people, but because I'm on the completely other side and can't fathom harming another human being; It would make me physically unwell. So I watch them, to attempt to understand how a human being could do such things to another. Though, nowadays I try to avoid true crime, because it disturbs my spirit a lot more considering how much darker the already dark world is becoming.

[@allier1867]

@@MissRayneNerdiiChicK yeah for the past couple of years I have slowed down listening/watching true crime stuff too. if I do watch them I usually just play it on the background and do my house work

[@SweetChilly0410]

When I see true crime..I always pray to God that I never have to kill someone, meaning like in self defense

[@HluteinotHluteii]

I do intrusively think about it but I would never go through it. Like, why would a person deliberately hurt another person?

[@Rewaxoxo06]

These comments are alarming. No matter what or how you feel , i can assure you hurting someone is NEVER right. Its not just a life you kill, its an entire family you will be hurting.

[@Jolina0821]

Recently here in the Ph, a underage boy killed his nephew by dumping him in a washing machine. It was said that he was a fan ofJeffrey Dammer after watching the netflix show. And also he was a fan of dark stuff after police went through to his room.

[@GRAZYTV]

Omg… crazy!!!

[@Jolina0821]

@@GRAZYTV imagine a 15 years old killing his 4 years old nephew. Her parents asked the boy to babysit him as they need to go to work. Sadly, we cannot prosecute the boy as we have a law that we cannot arrest or jailany people under 18 who commited crimes. They will be under a child protection center like a juvenile center but they are not jailed. They will be there doing some programs etc...

[@preciouslyunhinged]

😳😳😳what

[@Jolina0821]

@@preciouslyunhinged yes

[@letyv9071]

@@Jolina0821wow, are people in the public hoping for a change in the law because he could probably do this again when he becomes an adult?

[@paulthurson]

let's take a moment to consider the poor completely 100% innocent victim in this appalling crime .. how utterly and unimaginably shocked and terrorized she must have been in the brief but 'eternal' (to her) moments as she was suddenly savegely attacked by this nutcase .. RIP young woman .. this life is most certainly unfair :(

[@mariagu2602]

This video is a warning for me to never ever EVER agree to meet someone alone especially the stranger because I don’t know about their motive

[@myeyeswentdeaf6213]

This case is eerily similar to a case years ago from Warsaw, Poland. A man named Kajetan Poznański, influenced by his favorite movies, the Hannibal Lector movies, arranged an appointment with a random Italian-English tutor who stayed alone for the sole intention of ‘he just wanted to kill somebody’. He also stabbed her many multiple times, decapitating her, put her in a luggage suitcase. Then ordered a cab, putting the luggage in the cabs trunk. It is so very similar because this Italian language tutor was supposed to fly back to Bologna, Italy that night to her fiancé, which is where Kajetan Poznański flew to after and stay in the same city as his victim’s fiancée. And just like this Korean Woman, doctors warn Kajetan

[@adambane1719]

You enjoyed telling that horrendous awful story too much. Have yourself checked out

[@Jesus-The-Everlasting-Father]

@@adambane1719 Are you Polish who doesn't like to hear the crimes in your country??

[@Lesley-h8g]

​@@adambane1719lol then y are u here on crimeshit vid

[@miaka123ify]

@@adambane1719 wtf is just a comment

[@Jerz228]

@@miaka123ifylmao! Big Facts!

[@Redrougeromanticwear]

Watching this while in bed because there isn’t SH** on tv! This is way better than tv so thank you 🙏🏾 ❤ keep up the great work!

[@GRAZYTV]

glad ur here!❤❤❤

[@kaylahliam6940]

I agree my husband always asks why I prefer yt over tv....then forgets that's how we get our world wide stories/news articles that we would otherwise not see. Thanks for these videos ☺️✌️

[@esthersim9216]

Me too!! Lol

[@justme2425]

​@@GRAZYTV,

[@randomuaena2859]

Agreed I like to watch her vids while having my dinner or while just randomly in bed

[@MINJITOZAKI]

She sounds like she was just saying the things she knew media or family of victim wanted to hear. I think her looking like this is scary😨 she looks harmless. I can't believe she asked tutors if they lived alone. If anyone is working in this field, please try to tutor or work in public spaces. It's so sad, these teachers and people were just out there trying to earn a living. I never saw movie HwaCha, but maybe she's delusional and psychopathic. It appeared she was barely panicked or threatened by her own actions when taking someone's life and wearing the victim's clothes. Thanks for covering this case Grace, it helped to get more information on this subject and more details! I was waiting for this one! You did amazing!

[@meetasrivastava8841]

My sympathy goes with the victim who was killed brutally just to fulfill someone fantacies .

[@mitch4490]

she had that skip in her steps while she was walking. You know, when you see someone who is happy or just received a good news, they have this light skip in their steps. In her case, just thinking about murdering someone made her happy I guess, which is pretty sick.

[@noballsbutiball]

Yeahh i also noticed that..her way of walking seemed kinda sus to me..

[@askg8056]

i saw a report from a professor saying the skip/way of her walking is part of the autism she has

[@heatherb1587]

She's skipping to the Jaws theme as she practices the murder in her head over & over. Ooh, or Jason, the ch ch ch ch, aw aw aw aw aw.

[@BebeGirl259]

This case really got the chills in my spine while focus on grace explaining details from top to bottom! I can't even imagine what goes in that person's mind beyond commiting crime...btw grace keep up with your videos. I'm shook

[@pattiamoh1136]

I would be scare of her she doesn't look innocent

[@paperwormscat9760]

I once read that every 10th person we pass by on the street is a psychopath. You don't even know what sick things your own neighbours are doing in their apartments. It's such a scary thought.

[@JacLaiyy]

Your presentations of every case is always well researched and presented in a concise , no nonsense manner. You speak well as always. Always looking forward to your next project. Stay safe and healthy.

[@gabycorleone]

I just discovered this channel this week, and it’s the gift that keeps on giving. You are so respectful and have good insights on these cases ❤

[@GRAZYTV]

Welcome aboard GrazyTV fam❤

[@susantully314]

So glad to have found this channel. You put so much into reporting these cases and it keep the rest of us on the edge of our seats.

[@Frenchy.87]

I’ve always loved true crime ever since I was a young teenager and not once ever have I wanted to harm someone! She’s truly insane

[@momoiisaint9454]

Same here.

[@iihrt_lilly]

Sometimes I watch true crime, but I don’t really watch true crime that much because it scares me. I would never think of killing someone no matter how much I hate them. I would just feel so guilty.

[@vanesshaamelia1753]

Same here 😢

[@unskillfullymasterful]

I dont love it but it certainly helps to know how low people can go. Keeps me aware not to trust anyone 100% . I give everyone 1-10% chance they won't do some crazy crap like this and avoid strangers period

[@charismalove2633]

I found you by accident and the fact you translate the crime stories to tell us , your audience, is amazing !!!! Someone who speaks and reads different languages I know this can be difficult ! You have gained another follower!!! Kudos to you , you are very talented and you will continue to grow !!!

[@iolandahope9766]

I have been tutoring for about 3 years now and I always did it online, since the pandemic. Now that the pandemic is greatly better I really thought that I could do tutoring face to face. Damn this case made my stick to my online gig and never switch to in person lessons.😢

[@tear_tea]

i mean don't give anyone your address. but if it's in their house and their parents are present? i guess that's okay

[@iolandahope9766]

@@tear_tea Still it's super dangerous. I know not every human is evil, but it just takes one ill intended person to do something bad. If I'm going to a strangers house thinking ow it's ok, they have parents here. How do you know you aren't tricked into thinking there will be parents there? Like maybe you're going there, there is no kid, just a rando who tricked you into coming to their house. I hate these kind of things because they make me super paranoid.

[@tear_tea]

@@iolandahope9766 I knoww how scary it is sometimes :( I hope you stay safe

[@iolandahope9766]

@@tear_tea definitely, a huge thing that true crime taught me is being as safe as possible, but trying not to be too paranoid and live your life. Hope you stay safe too ❤️

[@nonameyay2570]

I live in Japan tho it’s pretty safe here I still would never agree to face 2 face lessons. Time has changed, people nowadays are even more scary.

[@Chichi11186]

Imagine how the tutors on the app feel as well, what measures can be taken so this doesn’t happen again.

[@rebeccalee4487]

Grace is always giving us the best quality videos a day presenting the case so well. Thanks !!!

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

The world is a scary place. Yo Joeng is a frightening woman because she just doesn't fit the "image" of a psychopath. You could walk past her and wouldnt know that she is this insane person. Never ever meet strangers alone. That's what I have learnt. Also looks are so much deceiving. Trust your gut instincts. I'm so creeped out now.

[@specialtwice4975]

We live in a dangerous world. It has always been as such. However, you don't need to be afraid, just be cautious. Trust your gut and you'll be fine. :)

[@Carat-staytiny-exol._.]

I still don't what we mean by "that person didn't looked like a psychopath" . Even I say this . What should psychopathe looks like ? Every single psychopath looks normal, that's why they gets the chance to harm others . They looks so normal that people doesn't even stay alarmed around them .

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

@@Carat-staytiny-exol._. if you've ever seen interviews of psychopathic (ki11ers) you immediately get a feeling that something is off with them. Most of the times it's their eyes. They feel so soulless. Also people who were their survivors or had some interactions with them always say that "they had a strong gut feeling that something was wrong" looking at her I dont feel creeped out because unlike other k1llers she looks so innocent and harmless. I cannot explain it well to you. But if makes sense 🤷‍♀️

[@Carat-staytiny-exol._.]

@@Sunflowersarepretty I did actually, l have seen documentaries, I have seen interviews . But what bothers me is , you'll only notice something is off with their face / emotion / reaction when you already know they are not the person you think they are . Before knowing anything, anything weird done by them will be brushed off .

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

@@Carat-staytiny-exol._. you've got a point too. However I still think that there's a certain look, a certain vibe like a gut feeling you get. I've never encountered any one for that matter (a ki11er ofcourse) but anytime I've had a feeling after meeting with people and I just couldn't put a finger to it like I felt so weird it always turned out to be right. You're right you wouldn't notice anything strange and it only happens after you know them but still our instincts are most of the times right.

[@taylorg2320]

God imagine being one of the tutors that was contacted by this woman, I'd be thinking about it for years. I don't know if I could continue tutoring

[@DeenaElDesuky]

thank you for reporting these cases in English all the time! I live in Korea and I like to stay updated but sifting through Korean news articles is a headache 🤕

[@underthesameskyy]

thank you grace for covering this case! been needing some infos regarding this case as i've been hearing/seeing it floating around the internet lately. bless you!

[@holt7088]

Thanks. Interesting. Good job sharing extra details & not saying ‘umm’, rambling, etc because you shared so much that’s a real skill.

[@coco_isback8688]

I keep coming back to your channel because of your unique and energized delivery. something about the way you talk is naturally so engaging! great work!

[@sunflowers5990]

Finally there is english version. I had been looking for this

[@mariyuyu01]

man this case is crazy, it would be interesting to see how it all unfolds in the end

[@rajendramenon6610]

Something is seriously wrong with people who can kill without any feelings and then cut them up. Most animals are incapable of such cruel behaviour. Very enlightening video, well explained.

[@hannahwatsun]

Soon as you said the cases weren’t in English and that you had to take your time to translate... I subscribed. 👏 as someone whose hard of hearing I really appreciate all content creators who personally take the time to translate, and also make sure that the captions are correct.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

You have thought-provoking insights. We look to more of these videos.

[@GRAZYGRACE]

🙏🙏🙏

[@K-Yune]

Thank you for covering this. I have been watching this on the news here in Korea and you did an amazing job gathering all the information and making it available to English speakers. I was curious how you would present it and it seems like you actually were able to gather all the news clips from different resources. Seriously awesome job

[@lisag7346]

As a mother and a professional who works with folks on the spectrum, unless there is more information that was not shared, there is nothing that indicates her being on the spectrum.

[@mariecece1435]

People who with an APD, Anti personal disorder(psycopath) are highly intelligent, charming, manipulator, patological liar, cold hearted and feel NO remorse and guilt. Unfortunately, most people cannot spot the APD unless they are in close relationship with the APD individual. Some mid to lower spectrum APD become highly successful in business or politics because their cold hearted nature: they do anything to win and make them feel good. They like to hurt others, seeing others in pain and love to take advantage of their victims to win. They don't feel any guilty to do any wrong and immoral thing to win any competition.

[@jhanna6840]

I honestly agree. I might have autism myself and most of my cousins have ASD on different spectrums, and I don't think she displays any signs of being on the spectrum, maybe more on the personality disorders?

[@allluvin7977]

Isn’t autism correlated with personality disorders? Like I’m autistic myself and it does seem she has it. Her school life is similar as mine as autistic so it seems she is

[@yvonnehicks3136]

My youngest son who is now 30 years old has aspergers he looks normal and walks normally , he is intelligent and articulate . He struggles with reading peoples emotions and does not realize when and why he upsets them . He does not have a nasty bone in his body and has lots of friends , so i do think that this young girl has something else going on as well .

[@anaisanais9461]

She is not a young girl but a grown woman wake up she is not 18.

[@reddragon4482]

Someone you don't know asking whether you live alone should be a major red flag to anyone. Scary shit.

[@Lifereimagined1111]

Thanks for the hard work it’s so interesting to hear about stories from other countries!

[@kim.young.]

from the news that I read she didnt say it was menstruation blood but it was blood from pregnancy bleeding but when she was brought to the hospital it was confirmed that she was not pregnant. I kept getting different story from the news

[@fortraditionalvalues]

She said it all in the video. Watch closely.

[@GulliversCovers]

Thanks for the English version. The news I found were only in Koreatimes. Full support good Friend! Cheers!

[@tatacolica]

It’s actually so scary to see how much planning she put into it 😶

[@rowenaalsaad5711]

appreciate u took time translating this in english

[@neryriosu0284]

Thanks of the translation!! 🔊🔊🎼🎼🥰🥰

[@NynyDaravy]

been waiting for you to cover this case ❤

[@susanegbert2155]

Have you thought of having your videos and putting them into podcast format? I think it's another way to spread the content. Thank you for making all these amazing videos!

[@barenoks4387]

The chilling part is how giddy and excited was she when caught on cctv😢😢😢

[@Cuuhleerity]

I've been waiting for Grazy to cover this case. Also, I didn't know we have the same birthday! Lol. I'm in Korea and I was also shocked when I saw this on the news because it happened on my birthday.

[@MH-cp2yr]

Thanks for covering this latest crime story. I watched this on the news but didn't quite understand the story - because it's in Korean. Again, many thanks!

[@ThePatriceProject]

This was wild. I’m really sad for the people that live their lives in solitude. 😢 I’ll be an Auntie to anyone who needs to feel heard. 🦋 Sometimes just a smile or “How are you really doing?” goes a long way 💗 I just subscribed because over her in the US these stories are rarely on the news. Thank you young lady. 😊

[@Rewaxoxo06]

You’re so sweet sis❤ sending you love 😊💝

[@pembasherpa6690]

Who could have thought having smaller house could save your life.

[@andymenendez]

Hi Grace!! I'm always looking forward to your next video!! It makes my week honestly! It keeps me sane haha I'm currently taking 4 classes, 3 chemistry classes at my uni, and 1 accounting class at my old college, I'm crazy 🤣

[@GRAZYTV]

Hope u have a good class day today!

[@andymenendez]

@@GRAZYTV thank you! But it's actually night, I'm also in America! The good thing is that 3 of my classes are completely online so I only need to drive for one class and that class ends on July 17!!

[@hehehohohaha1114]

Ive been following you since last yr and I still look forward to your content ❤

[@martjassir]

Thank you for taking the time to translate.

[@vinapedro4417]

I always watch your videos while at work. It keeps me awake. Hope you can also make a video about the lost (and found today) Titan sub. More power to you!

[@GRAZYTV]

Have fun at work Vina❤❤❤!!! thanks for being ehre

[@adilxhh]

I’ve been waiting for you to talk about this for awhile now finally!!

[@98_Demure]

You are really a good speaker i was so hooked into the video keep going ❤

[@ellamorales7222]

This is interesting! Psychology student here

[@GRAZYTV]

yes hope u take something!

[@acutelilmint8035]

people need to watch psycho. the iconic quote is " they look at him and say... he looks like he wouldnt even hurt a fly" it is always the ones that dont look like killers or psyhopaths.

[@younglihying]

Is it a korean or western movie?

[@mistressofstones]

​@@younglihyingvery old American film

[@Reyrey_xo]

Happy to find this page! Thanks for the translations and help us to be aware of news overseas. ❤

[@trinityhardy8255]

These cases are getting crazier

[@kiwi1511]

So glad you covered this

[@zoomer-express]

I thought she has ASD too. It's possible to have other disorders with it including narcissism, psychopathy, etc. The social gullibility is probably what made everything so unconvincing, like how she was expecting workplaces to read into her mind. If she's a psychopath only, she would be able to communicate and manipulate effectively and at least draw the investigations out.

[@Potato-lp5ij]

Even before I’m done watching! Please do keep on going! Love love your content!❤️

[@bamenachim8203]

I take in a lot of true crime content but I feel a sense of relief when I feel the need to cry or feel my stomach churn when watching it because the feeling lets me know that I'm still here, I'm still human, and still feel for other people; that I'm not desensitized to it. I can't imagine leaving my humanity behind, and the fact that people like her will go so far to feed their curiosity is scary.

[@pamelamarcey25]

This was interesting to learn. Thank you for taking the time to translate.

[@jojowynne233]

Hi Grazy 👋. The YT algorithm directed me to your channel because I’m a fan of Stephanie’s. I’m so glad it did! You do an amazing job. Thank you for this well researched video of this very young and baby faced vicious killer. It’s hard to put the face and the murder act together. I am truly sorry for the victim and the victim’s family. 😞 Just an FYI for you from personal experience. The term Aspergers is no longer used. It is under the Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and reflected in the DSM 5. Of course nobody would know this unless they’re in the medical field or have personal knowledge due to having a child, family member or friend with ASD. I’ve now subscribed and look forward to having a binge on your videos ❤️

[@rienabelazotes7558]

GRAZYTV.. THE TOPIC IS CRAZY HOHOHO. SCARY

[@acutelilmint8035]

pro tip- always meet in public spacwa. NEVER at someones home. especially if you dont know them. always public. and well lit. its why even some interviews are done at cafes etc. ita not only for your safety but theirs as well.

[@katherinalepeniotis7010]

thanks for taking the time to translate

[@johnsbananashawol7054]

my cousin had aspergers syndrome! unfortunately i never found out she had it until she passed away from kidney failure but now that i know about it i have realised it’s very hard to see from your perspective if someone has it or not

[@heartroll8719]

I have autism. We are all different. If you look at me, you wouldn’t know that I have it, a learning disorder and epilepsy.

[@slimreapercreepin1459]

My heart 🖤 thanks for the upload

[@fennho]

Credit to the taxi driver for noticing and calling the police. Who knows if she’d kill again?

[@erikaalvarez5121]

Thanks for sharing this case 👍

[@donnapascual2665]

Something must’ve happened in this girls teenage life to affect her so tragically. There are signs that the family sees, but they make excuses for or ignore because it’s just easier than to possibly take your child or teenager and get them proper psychiatric help or therapy which ever is needed. That’s the problem and it also happens here in America as well it’s not just overseas.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

I agree, I wonder if she was abuser &/or developed a mental illness. Suddenly refusing to talk to students at school shows something happened. Sad that her grandfather at best failed to get her help. You are right that far too manu adults notice signs but do not force the child into getting a diagnosis or treatment, all over the world.

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

yeah

[@sotd8372]

I guess she is abandoned by her parents, lonely inside and feel nothing, and undervalued like her whole body and mind are numb, so she wants something that can be triggered enough to wake herself.

[@Christ_Is_Life10-10]

@@NotAnotherKuromiparents often don’t follow through with mental health evaluations because when children are involved in mental health services parents are automatically a part of the treatment. Many times the parents want the dr to “fix” their child and not have to be involved. “We don’t have the problem she does!” And then the the child is left to solve her own problem without the help of the family. Not effective.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

@tgg7041 That is interesting and sadly makes sense. What country are you in that automatically treats the parents, too? Is it always parents? Or the main guardian of the child?

[@bunina260]

the hardwork put into this...wow, thank you for this content!!

[@kanna231]

There are some people who acts like her like they want to be like or live like the person that they're jealous about it's very scary.

[@yongwilson929]

Thank you for such detail stories from Asia. Aloha n mahalo

[@Cheyslaaa.]

ive been seeing videos about her but no subtitles :( thanks for your work always

[@GRAZYTV]

glad im here to translate

[@aliciac6908]

i think its awesome you translate stories to english, great channel!

[@thesheassheis]

I feel like if she hadn't been caught, she would've been a serial one

[@annikaaady]

Been waiting for weeks for you to cover this case. ❤

[@justmeashley7923]

So excited I found your channel! I LOVE international cases and so far I’ve only found Stephanie Soo who does Korean Chinese Japanese basixally Asian cases and it’s so intriguing. Now I have two I can watch!

[@chaennieabyss]

Amazing video. Thank you for translating!

[@PersonaN007Grata]

I heard about this case from my mom who saw it on Korean news. I’m Korean American but my Korean sucks. I can get by but not well enough to understand the news if you know what I mean. Thanks for your hard work in translating and telling the story in English. Man, I need to learn Korean. Such a disgrace. 😂

[@michelledangatanmunoz5061]

A very informative. Thank you for translating this kind of news. This is scary.

[@lungilenkosi3137]

This is actually a specific mental disorder with its own name (one I can't remember right now) where a person becomes fixated with a movie or story and starts to believe that it is a reality and they are living in that movie world. She really believed she could steal that girls identity. Crazy but there's been 2 or 3 other murderers in the past who had a motive motivated by a movie.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

Interesting, I wonder if she was acting casually because she genuinely believed she was the main character in a movie, so everything would work out well for her? Idk if she can speak english, so take over this ladies job but the logistics alone of taking over someone's life is very complicated. Like she only knew she lived alone, not of she had family, a partner, a landlord etc who has relationships with her victim & knew what she looked like. Then changing ID & all documents etc. Maybe she did go to all that effort but if not then she may have believed this oversimplified version shown in the film.

[@arongilbert5828]

More than 2 or 3. Alot more.

[@twinkiebandit0933]

There was a murder in America where a teenage boy became obsessed with SCREAM. He fixated on the film so much, started wanting to live out the movie. Then he watched SCREAM2 and he got so enamored with that film, he acted out is fantasy IRL with his homeboy. It was on an episode of Killer Kids. They both got charged as an adults and are doing life. This happened back in 06.

[@NotAnotherKuromi]

@@twinkiebandit0933 That was different though because they were not dillusional, they were still attached to reality and did not belive they were in a Scream film. They just took insperstion from the film, which sadly is not uncommon in crime.

[@juliakrishalein8641]

There was a case from the ph recently this year if i am not mistaken. The murderer seems become obsessed with the the dahmer movie that he have put a child inside a washing machine after killing him

[@VanessaKittredge]

Wow. Intense story and excellent reporting. Thank you

[@vialogan]

Reminds me of those cases where one supposed mom contacts another about-to-be mom about purchasing kids toys or similar that have been advertised for sale and the pregnant mom is killed and the baby cut out and abducted. So gruesome, as is this case. You can't trust anyone today!

[@neannebeltran5362]

This is heartbreaking! Rest in peace to the victim 🕊️🙏

[@evap.5121]

I'm on the spectrum (autism) and can relate to some of the non-psychopathic behaviors she had. I immediately thought she was on the spectrum when I heard about the covering herself with a curtain. We often prefer to do things that make us feel better even if they seem really weird. "Masking" is physically and emotionally draining. In my case I would plug my ears when I heard loud noises no matter where I was. It can be so isolating when you realize people think you are weird but you don't know what's wrong with you because it's hard to diagnose girls. I think this is sociopathic behavior due to some trauma she experienced growing up as someone on the spectrum. Her grandfather could have done something to contribute as well.

[@mariecece1435]

She is an APD, anti personal disorder.

[@twinkiebandit0933]

My ex (we're still good friends) has high functioning fornerly known as aspergers. He explained to me about the "hyper fixations" ppl with autism have, and how sometimes they can be managed properly into a career or passion; or they can become detrimental if they are used as a cope to escape life and are sinister in nature. Perhaps this movie was one of those? A hyper fixation that was detrimental? Wouldn't be the first time something like this happened. Adam Lanza (who is a lot like this girl with his school history, going from being able to socialize to anti social, diagnosis with aspergers, etc) started developing really dark fixations AND withdrew from friends and family. He too hated his life because he flunked out of college, was dependent on his parents for livelyhood, had no job, no friends, etc. He unfortunately acted on his violent fantasies.

[@realtalk6195]

Your comment was good until you just pointed fingers at her grandfather, really? She never had a job and her parents literally bailed on her as a child and she lives with an old relative, but why make said old relative the first suspect for her problems?

[@evap.5121]

@@realtalk6195 Don't be a square. I was talking about her life at home in general which is the most influential thing in someone's life. I wasn't accusing her grandfather of anything. If her parents abandoned her then obviously that is important.

[@epicleak]

thank you so much for translating these videos for us!! i’m a new subscriber & i’m always interested in learning about these global cases

[@ricky18.6y]

There’s another Korean case that happened just days ago about a mother who kept TWO of her own babies in the freezer for years and had just been discovered. It’s EXTREMELY similar to the case you covered of the French family that lived in Korea with a very similar situation. Just crazy how similar the cases are and I’d love if you could cover it Grace and give some more information about it 🫶

[@ElmoTinker]

Im surprised you didnt mention how yu jung wouldnt respond to the female reporter when asked questions, but would answer the male reporter.

[@smart_pretty]

So?

[@ElmoTinker]

@@smart_pretty it's suggested that she may see women as less superior to men

[@smart_pretty]

@@ElmoTinker Well, even if one person is less superior than another, that does not mean that she can ignore her, because in the end, she is a killer, which means that she is less superior than all of them.

[@ElmoTinker]

@@smart_pretty I agree

[@ThisSlowQueen]

I’ve been waiting for your updates on this. Thank you Grazy TV!!

[@bhakthyjose1256]

Hey Grazy, why with this case was the suspect's face shown but not the roundabout kick case's? I am genuinely curious because both these people are such threat to society and needs to be known to everyone.

[@adisabrenda6055]

i think his face has been shown but not by the authorities ,but by the netizens who took it upon themselves to reveal his face,

[@Oklmaooo]

In Korea i think there is law that the suspect can decide whether they can show their face or not so i think she chose to show her pic until the case is still going on .most of the time the suspects images are leaked by the media so the public will know what the suspects look like.

[@Oklmaooo]

And the new taxi driver killer case in Korea the suspect chose not to show his face but one time he was with police to find the body of the victim and he took his mask off(cause he thought nobody was there).but some photographer's took his pictures nd posted it to the social media and therefore then he had to reveal his identity

[@NechelleP]

Thank you! i've been waiting for this in your channel and also stephanie"s.