Who's The-Real-Serial Killer Behind Korea's Hwaseong Murders? | Catching A Killer - Part 2/2

[@tallibethau7713]

The police apologized to the victims' families and the public but did not apologize to this wrongfully convicted innocent man?? I couldn't help but shed tears when the judge declared him innocent. Even after what he had been through, he still seems so optimistic and sincere. I really wish the best for this man and hope he lives a happy life after this!

[@sue7014]

Totally agree with you. The police for the coercion & torture on an innocent man & the judiciary for not protecting the rights of an innocent man & both the police & judiciary should apologise to the innocent man.

[@amusedtofu]

It's because SK police is a toxic masculinity organization. Their pride is more important than the innocents.

[@vanescenze304]

@@amusedtofu youre right. and SK police is stuck in the 80s bc their investigation and forensic skills still havent improved. everytime i watch Unanswered Questions show, the police messes up so much.

[@ed4all33]

I was thinking of the exact same thing . Sad

[@Adonna2424]

I would have revoked their honors, any pensions they are currently earning, and dismissed them formally.

[@Kobram1978]

diagnosed with polio since 3 yrs old, mother died in a car crash while still in middle school, father was a no good gambler addict, at 22 years old falsely convicted as a murderer thus spending the next 20+ years in prison...idk about the rest of you but theres always someone in this life like this man yoon who make our problems seem so trivial in comparison....if this man can still smile after all these years in hell, well then so can I

[@sausanrajulisman4501]

and so can I! this case really inspires me to move on and keep working hard to seek happiness in life :"")

[@JuanPablo-lt3us]

@@sausanrajulisman4501 Just remember no matter how bad is your life, someone always has it worse.

[@charleymasubed2510]

True

[@user-my2yy7fm7c]

Not to mention he was abused by the only person who took him in

[@haengbok637]

Truly a hero!

[@cabonegrojohnpatrick6930]

I'm sad that a poor disabled man was wrongfully sentenced to a crime he never did because of police incompetence.

[@masahirukouta21]

similar racial/status discrimination is happening all over the world, when the police dont have evidence, they will try to made up one, they cant touch the rich because they have connections and money. so they end up looking for poor people like Mr Yoon, he is disabled and is orphan, even if he is dead no one will probably shed tears, i cant even imagine the torture he had to endure from the police, the police are corrupt the same all over the world

[@andreahl3494]

No. Not incompetence -- Laziness and Lack of regard to the weaker and less fortunate portion of society. Their names and line of work were on the line so instead of searching for the ACTUAL murderer who could still potentially harm the citizens, they CHOSE to starve, beat, and let an innocent disabled man make a false confession to save their asses and get all of this donne QUICKLY. Reminds me of the case of Christine Lee Silawan from Cebu, which I still find weird.

[@amusedtofu]

@@andreahl3494 Actually it's still incompetence. Even right now South Korean police is infamous for that despite how advance criminology has come by. For this case they already admitted they are scared of the public pressure so they are pressured to close the case. They got the blood type wrong and did not really consider the real murderer as a suspect since he comes from an influential family. Sounds familiar? Then they fabricated evidence and frame an innocent guy. Laziness and lack of regard is insufficient to describe how appall the depth of incompetence and corrupted SK police is.

[@christineruthsalazar8585]

@@andreahl3494 those are incompetence

[@andreahl3494]

@@amusedtofu You're right. I was confused since english is not my main language. I was thinking that they had the capability, they just didn't excert the effort but I searched it up and it's correct. It's still incompetence.

[@record.retake.repeat7922]

how could a polio sufferer walk or run that fast? Why was that not even questioned when a witness even saw the killer face to face?

[@QueenXKnit]

The third woman who was attacked and run too.

[@aisyah-41]

I know righttt it doesn’t make sense at all how this two is connected. It really show the police is desperate and doesn’t care about the truth

[@KatsuKatsu9791]

And climbed up the wall lol

[@__Kimes]

Its call authoritrian. You ask question, you end up in the wrong place.

[@furreos4811]

It's clearly depicted in this documentary why. No need to ask.

[@rhiapaw]

I cried hard at the last part. You can see his innocence and pure heart. He only wanted to prove his innocence before meeting his mother in heaven. He refers to himself as uneducated but I see him as a far more better person than most educated people that we know.

[@____onebae]

Money could never make up for the 20 yrs he lost with his family, but i’m glad he got his justice at last 😢

[@yafai5502]

Poor this man His family members abandoned him.

[@felixdom9693]

​@@yafai5502 the way they believe he's was the culprit so sad man even before he hit 20 he survived work for the farmers that pitied him teach him how to use the tracktor even he get abuse but he still hold to it working really hard then comes the idiot police blaming him for the crime he didn't do just because their useless ass can't catch the real predator smh

[@felixdom9693]

He didn't get his Justice he didn't even get deepest apologies from those idiot cop

[@bonnietan1633]

They shouldn't end the case like this. How about the police whose use brutal means to make Yoon confess. They should take responsibilities too.

[@aileenmariesantos569]

I agree with you. There conscience will make them suffer.

[@blankspace7404]

Agree

[@자수정-m2n]

That's what I thought as well, but since it's been 30 years, at least one of the officers in charge of the case would be already on the top of the chain

[@bonnietan1633]

@@자수정-m2n then that's even more important to not let this slide. This why it's important to spread this video so everyone know about this. With citizen and media attention, this should encourage the government to investigate it and let them know that citizen have the right to be treated with respect and not bullied and abused by their power. Citizen need to stand up

[@emilyberdesaix]

I saw on Wikipedia that 19 officer/prosecutors/detective that handles the original case had been slit from their tittles

[@younglihying]

God bless this innocent man. When time comes to meet his mother in heaven he can proudly look in her eyes and say “Mother, I didn’t kill anyone”.

[@lovemean8139]

😭😭😭😭

[@blankspace7404]

Sad Heart Melting.

[@baesoo3601]

His mother really presented a strong person to this cruel world

[@ei.scream]

Whoever arrested, interrogated and tortured Yoon should have been sentenced too! I dont have the right words to describe how Yoon handled all of this. I hope he lives a happy and healthy life!

[@dear_dada]

Thank you CNA for giving more spotlight on Yoon than the killer, (that’s what other videos usually made)

[@bakedtarts]

This whole documentary was so somber and serious because it was such a heavy topic, both the poor victims and Yoon. 😭😭 I cried so much at the end. Yoon’s mentality is so strong. He didn’t give up or commit suicide in prison, even tho S.Korea’s suicide rate is so high. He just tried to live his life the best he could. 😢 and he only had the purest wish that is for his Mom to not be ashamed of him. 😭😭 I’m so glad Yoon had the ex prison guard and the lady to support him when he has no family 😢😢 they were both present for the final retrial. Their support must have given him so much strength😢😢. At the end he didn’t blame the people doing the investigation but the era and his own circumstances like his poor social status 😢😢😢

[@aa92]

Same 😭😭

[@shan2lu]

He's a great man!

[@blankspace7404]

True.

[@Nanticoke]

What a humble man he is.

[@herchannel1355]

Yea i thought so too....s korea have a huge suicide number, but this man never gave up. I almost cried, cos he's so strong.

[@thongamleima1992]

I firmly believe that the police didn't made a mistake they just wanted someone powerless to take all the faults and deliberately made him the culprit....It was a clear crime made by the investigators...They should have taken action when the 9th and 10 th murders occurred that yoon is innocent but even after that they didn't which means they hid behind an innconent men's back to not lose their job

[@lexmoore502]

Maybe somebody are paid to find a sacrifice and was (Yoon)...and the one who run away was "paid for silence"...

[@rawaldaii665]

i thought of the same

[@thongamleima1992]

@@lexmoore502 While yoon lose 20 years of his life and the ones who had been involved in the covering of it are now in higher position within those 20 years....Who paid ??

[@lexmoore502]

In my own understanding Yoon represents Jesus ...anyway there is 2nd life" THE FINAL JUDGEMENT"...saying more may irritates those 😶.... Blessed Long Life Mr.Yoon...

[@souldancersbyjennifer]

Totally. From the beginning, I already suspected that they already knew that the killer has got to be from a wealthy or influential family, which they would have evaded, whether consciously or unconsciously. So all they need is a scapegoat....

[@oompalo0mpa]

I’ve seen sooooo many stories like this and yet I still get SO angry everytime I hear about another one. No financial compensation will ever be enough for all the lost years. I truly hope that one day no one ever has to go through the same thing this man did.

[@fluffystarafina]

He probably wants a quiet life, but I'd love to send him a message. If you ever read this Yoon , you are an amazing man, I'm so sorry for the suffering you had to endure. I really believe that your mom never stopped being proud of you. We're all proud of you too ❤ love from the UK

[@lialia3796]

I feel pain on my foot listen to the story they forced disabled man (because polio) to squad up and down. How evil a human can be!?!

[@yzspring]

I hope these evils have nightmares and insomia everyday!

[@theresal.2848]

The Korean govt owes Yoon an apology not just the victims n family. The corruption in their justice system caused this case to be unsolved for over 30 years just b/c the murderer came from a family with money and power. I

[@amusedtofu]

Nothing much as changes since though. Their justice system is still rampant with corruption.

[@__Kimes]

Umm the murderer was not really that rich or powerful. He was just awful human being and authorities were so dumb and corrupted .

[@zy5992]

@@__Kimes the murderer's family were millionaires. It definitely played a part in the corruption and bias of the police.

[@potatosoup4544]

One of the man said that the murderer was a good runner but the suspect had polio like HELLO??

[@dant9133]

I was also wondering how did they miss that? I want to see those dumb people.

[@emdove]

Maybe they argued that the witness possibly didn’t see the killer but just a normal man who was startled when he opened the door of the toilet and somebody was inside. The way I understood, there was no concrete evidence that the witness really saw the killer.

[@lauraasybee8300]

@@emdove no they just lazy to investigate this case deeper and wanted to finish it quickly, also this case was a boom, if the sooner they caught the criminal i think they get paid or promote to the next title

[@theallseeingeye9388]

Life is so unfair especially when those in power are not kept in line.

[@seedwea]

Yoon is right, had the circumstances been different, had he had more money, more connections, more public influence, everything would've been different. The killer was right in front of them yet they couldn't catch him. 20 years, really? I wish nothing but the best for this man. He seems so sincere and warmhearted despite everything that's been thrown at him.

[@gabya2684]

Shame on the incompetent police .... they must be legally demand for what they did, imprisoned an innocent for 21 years ....

[@beany1944]

Just because he lived in an area does not automatically make him the murderer. Once again sloppy police work, and sloppy media work.

[@IOPE_]

And after all these years nothing has been changed 😬..

[@houseofetag6273]

Crying right now. I'm glad you have your life back Yoon. Don't worry about the 21 years lost. The best thing is you are proven innocent. Your mothet will be so proud of you.

[@jaysontadeo2644]

I cried at the end. Yoon suffered so much. I am happy that he gets the justice he deserves.

[@fishingenthusiast0]

this is just like accusing someone who had cerebral palsy to a crime of beating someone to death, they target yoon because he is an easy target where no matter how ridicules the story is people will believe it even if there no speck of logic in it.

[@annesellors2453]

my heart breaks for this man , his life ruined and tortured ,they didnt break his spirit and inner strength to carry on

[@aparnarajesh]

What happened to him and other victims it must hard for them

[@georgynmorales7331]

I cried hearing the verdict of innocence to Mr. Yoon.I admired the faith of this man that his only wish is to face his mother in heaven not a criminal but an innocent man.

[@hawaiiguy12345]

I know money won't bring back all the lost years in prison and the torture but it is nice to know that the government compensated Yoon for the cruel treatment he received.

[@Michelle-hu7fk]

But still... I get what you are saying But ..

[@bey7620]

its better than nothing but what they have given him is less than bare minimum, they should've secured him a job, fire all the police officers who did him wrong and apologize personally to him, I also think that the amount they have given him is not enough, thank god he's out but korean justice system is still as rotten

[@gabya2684]

Mr. Yoo's mother loved him and it's very nice how he stills fond of her , no bitter and remembering her dearly. Good the government compensate him, good and deserved !

[@onlyoneof_braincell]

He wasted his entire youth and half of his life in prison for a crime he didn't commit.😭😭..

[@daeyeoljjang123]

Mr. Yoon got the strongest heart and purest soul and his mother is proudest mom.

[@bokjoyaswag7416]

How dare he did not apologized to the person whom they stole the 20 years of his life.?

[@psy1348]

The investigating cops should also be punished for not only providing unfair treatment to Mr yoon bt also for fabricating the evidence. For 20yrs an innocent was serving for the crime he never did whereas a serial killer was roaming in the same society jst bcoz of those cops. They should have atleast thought of the victims families .

[@honeycomb8669]

'the police looking for an easy target in the area' . Well, that will surely stop them from getting fired but it won't stop the killing if they arrest the wrong person. Poor man had to suffer for the crime he didn't commit. Indeed, the government should restore his honor and compensate the police's wrongful doing. However, it's not going to erase the emotional pain he had endured I feel like watching one of criminal mind series, in handling cases like this, the profiler has to predict what the killer next move, how their mind works , and the most important thing is how to stop the crime, but I don't see it in this case.

[@IsthisAnkita]

When i look at Yoon, i see no disability. To be able to smile and live his life so sincerely after what he had to go through is something that i deeply admire him for. It breaks my heart to see that this guy lost the most important time of his life, that is his youth. He could have an entirely different life had he not been forced to confess a crime that he did not commit. If you look through my eyes, he's the strongest man among everyone including the police. I sincerely salute his courage and wish him all the happiness in this world. He truly deserves the best of everything!!

[@lisadolan689]

Yoon, you say you have nothing, but you are wrong, you have integrity. With my greatest respect Sir, may your life be filled with joy forever 🫡

[@Aria.Sterling]

How much is significant? He still needs to work (while disabled), 21 years of his life wasted in prison, not accounting the emotional and physical tolls…

[@Yiruma27]

He got $2.2 million

[@jennyviepineda2499]

No hefty Amount of money could replaced what he had been through, the sufferings he had injured during the trial and the years of being imprisoned for the crime you didn't commit. I would rather be broke and work from dusk till dawn than to be wrongly accused and suffered half of my life in prison and ruined my family. Even though he's out and proven innocent. He said the he cannot adapt outside. He tried and failed.

[@Lupeee7]

This case in particular really breaks my heart because yes, many people were brutally murdered but Yoon who is still alive had to go through so much suffrage all because people cant seem to do their job right. It really sucks to see that he had to go through all of that at such a young age. So many things pointed out that it wasnt him but unfortunately things were done that way. I am sure his mother is so proud of what he has lived to tell and he hasnt and wont give up.

[@AndreaCatapang]

All throughout, His love for her Mom never failed to give him hope. Truly, a miracle on that Cell. Your Mom is so proud of you

[@Gracielle_La]

Mr. Yoon really loves his mom. Everytime he catches up with his church sister and former cell guard, he always bring up his mother into the conversation. Happy for you Mr. Yoon. Please live a happy life now, you are proven innocent.

[@AlvinLee007]

The Korean police who used those barbaric methods of forced confession should resign.

[@Michelle-hu7fk]

They should go to jail Have a test of their own medicine 😤

[@tabsph3958]

Yeah! shame on them!! Even though yoon already in the prison when 9th and 10th victim happened, they still accused him

[@__Kimes]

Gotta be accused tbh.

[@iamyhurs7901]

I literally cried for Yoon when the verdict was read. I feel so extremely happy for him and I felt that the compensation is not enough for the 20 years he lost. Poor guy but God has blessed him so much

[@kensigamer2.0]

May be he is disabled but he got a lion's heart....

[@Moontess]

I think Yoon's mother would be so proud of him when they finally meet in heaven... Not because he can say, "I'm innocent", but because he behaved with so much dignity and grace throughout his 30 year ordeal. His life before prison was already difficult enough with the passing of his mother, his disability and his poverty, but he also suffered abuse at the hands of the people who should have been protecting him. He suffered incredible injustice and was failed by the police and judiciary system. He was subjected to dehumanisation. But he never lost his humanity. He could have easily given up by taking his own life, yet he persevered for the sake of his mother's memory. In the end, he didn't even blame anyone, but blamed it on the era. That is grace and humility right there. In the end, he had more class and dignity than any rich or high class individual, and certainly more humanity than that rich but sickening psychopath who deserves to serve out his time in prison.

[@muhdashraf3925]

RESPECT FOR SUNG-YENG-YOON ..POOR GUY WITH BIG HOLY HEART

[@utubesucks9302]

His mother brought him up well: to be strong, resilient & compassionate - despite social & physical disadvantages

[@jjjjjj09]

Great ending. I feel sorry for what happened to Yoon but I'm glad that everything came to light. I almost cursed if the case remain unsolved until now. It would be so unfair to him. The police should give a public apology to him tho.

[@ayshazulfiquar1712]

I want to give a hug for Mr.Yoon 🥺 because he came a long way alone.

[@AzumiMhigz]

God bless you Mr. Yoon. Your patience and faith made you strong enough to get through everything you went through.

[@elara2498]

Yoon has most deep and developed perspective. He knows now how the world works. You can have advantage of being educated, rich , powerful. You can have disadvantage of being vulnerable by any disability. He knows this is how world works. You either get out by use of support you have or you get out alone with your truth but that truth takes a heavy price and might not even be worth it.

[@kismetnyc]

This was a very well made and fascinating documentary. I hope many people get to see it. I feel so bad for Yoon, glad he was compensated nicely but that's 20 years of freedom and peace he can never get back.

[@annalee12345]

Insightful and empathetic. Great job cna. One. Of your best works.

[@rebeccaeaton9877]

Yoon is quite possibly the most BEAUTIFUL human being I have EVER met🌠May God bless him in every way🌠

[@lol-hy3ph]

Poor innocent man.. his life was already hard, but this selfish people make it harder.. 😭 God bless his soul...

[@guccinabi]

I cried so hard, I feel so sorry for Yoon. Imagine spending 20 years long in prison as innocent. And to think of the tortures and anxieties he had to go through. I really wish police or the government would give him compensation for all of these.

[@fluoroproilne]

Imaging him getting into American prison having to serve 10000 years cumulatively.

[@geeta_1959]

This is so unfair to victim to live in prison for many years 😢 my eyes are full of tear

[@kwailcamp]

I watch this and I am so infuriated!!! After the injustice that the state committed towards this man, he should never have to be living in such a condition. That room looks like a continuation of prison existence. My God this is awful! Seriously??! I am not Korean and have never lived there, but injustice is injustice wherever you are in the world.

[@sherryclark2552]

My heart breaks for that sweet man. 20 years... I can't even imagine.

[@zonunikhawlhring7406]

After watching the whole clip, I couldn't get pass by the fact that during those time everyone in that area seems to know each other so well and the old man who said that he had seen him face to face and even chased him down the road didn't come out as a witnessed... I felt so sorry for Mr. Yoon for all the hardships he have endured since his young age. May he lead a golden life ahead ♥️

[@skdavidnba]

This.. i think the witness was maybe scared???

[@yumyumlolly]

They said this case is by a copycat. Old man wouldn't know.

[@Nikita304]

"If I see my mother in heaven as a criminal, I can't forgive myself." this sentence broke me. The only reason he got through all this, was because he didn't want his mother to see him as a criminal. This just breaks my heart. He received so much pain all this years, I really hope the real murderer rots in jail for many more years and the police officers who did him wrong will go to hell.

[@airamnysha153]

finished watching this 2 part story, and can't help but to shed tears to what Yoon had suffered for that 20 long years... A man with polio can climb walls makes no sense. I just hope and pray that Yoon will live a happy and long life.

[@emelouvalderama]

I’m glad he got money out of his ordeal because nobody should have went through what this man went through. He was indeed a victim of injustice. I’m glad that they also took out the statute of limitations for first degree murder. This documentary is good.

[@robxfong00]

Another absolutely outstanding documentary from CNA!

[@imlijunglajamir7234]

Hearing the judge announce his innocence brought tears to me. So happy that this positive turn took place after all the years of suffering he went through. I hope and pray that he only have comfort and happiness in life from now on. Kudos to everyone who stood by his side and to this channel for documenting the story and helping all viewers learn something out of it.

[@tenzinkaldonn3614]

I almost cry when declared innocent to this man . I can feel how much pain and trauma for being in the jail and injustice to him. The police should apologized to him and give him best compensation for going through prison trauma . I am so glad that he stay patient while also hoping to prove his innocence to his mother in heaven that he is a good man . God bless him . Stay happy . I hope you will have a happy life for the rest of your life .

[@thegirlwithribbons]

Heartbroken for Mr. Yoon. Even though no money amount can compensate for his time lost through prison, I goddamn hope the government gave him enough money for him to survive and live comfortably for the rest of his life.

[@QueenXKnit]

Cried like everyone else when he was found innocent. Poor soul.

[@diditan4773]

The police and the judicial sector must compensate him for the time he had lost and spent in jail,

[@myserendipity770]

I dont understand why murder in korea had statute of limitations.

[@lahammahal3611]

They robbed him 20 years of his life. He could have had his own family and kids but wasn't able to because of those incompetent, selfish people 😑

[@alwaabdrashid8644]

It's good that he was compensated but nothing cana ever replace the lost 20 years and the ruined life and reputation. I hope yoon will meet someone who loves him for the good man he is, marry him and lead a peaceful life. He deserves that!

[@redpepperdave]

Where's the accountability for their complete unprofessionalism, This story still baffles me every time I see it.

[@counterculture10]

What a spectacular documentary! I got choked up near the end when Yoon was declared innocent by the court. What a moment for that man. He was cast (and had cast himself) as an uneducated man with perhaps little intelligence. Yet, he was far more clever and resilient than most. He is a model of resiliency, courage, and decency. All he wanted to do was to make his dead mother proud. Little did he know that in his quest to prove his innocence, that he'd teach a whole nation to rethink its ways. It goes to show you, heroes can be found in the most unlikeliest of places.

[@Novialfi93]

"So I had to defend myself alone" Wow, i'm crying.

[@meteor691998]

He should sue the police for billions of damages. Why is there not one lawyer Korean helping him sue the police for damages?!?

[@lifelikesummer]

I feel a sense of 'HUH IN YOUR FACE!' when police wrongfully convict a person just because they could and then murders kept going... Such police incompetency makes me so mad -_- if i were a killer I would leave a note in the crime scene with a big ass 'IDIOTS' written on it -_-

[@Michelle-hu7fk]

Honestly

[@WhiteDove7]

They took away 20 years of his life 😕 it’s sad to see people wrongly accused but still he came out innocent.

[@garcia7315]

Are you kidding me????? Yoon deserved such a better trial, there is no way they just did that to him

[@user-yr6wk6us5t]

Thanks for bringing this to us CNA, it was riveting!

[@rysupastar718]

Watched this after it was featured in the epilogue of Episode 15 in Taxi Driver series on Netflix

[@grf15]

A sad story, but extremely well presented. I was hooked almost from minute 1.

[@AJ-oh2nc]

One of the best docu I've watched.

[@krimlinturhks4651]

Nice report.

[@nicholasyong7051]

Ah yes the usual case of the police LITERALLY forcing someone to be the convicted just so that they won't lose face and when they found out they fucked up, decided to shove everything under the drawer. Good on them

[@QueenXKnit]

Thank you for this insightful documentary !!!

[@jus10care]

My heart hurts for him. The way they coerced him into a confession just because they were being pressured to resign by the people. Money really is a decisive force in this world. He paid for a crime he didn’t do while the psychopath was begging to be caught. The interrogators should have been sacked and sued. I hope Mr. Yoon lives a happy life, he deserves it. I’m sure his mom is proud of him.

[@itsmecatty]

Same case with Mr. Jeong Wonseop, he was also tortured and wrongfully convicted for a crime that he didn't do due to police manipulation. And took almost 4 decades before he cleared his name. His whole family were in trauma and his son was bullied. The sad part, he never receives a single penny from the government for the compensation assistance. He was diagnose with dementia but he remembers all the tortures and pains despite hus conditions and sadly died this year😭

[@summerscents8284]

Mr Yoon deserves to get an apology and compensation from the nation. He served 20 years in prison for the crime he never committed. You can never give back the years he lost because of the nation's incompetence - pay him for damages, at least!!! The investigators must be charged for what they did!

[@MadMax-bht]

Mr. Yoon Sung Yeo (age 54), who was unjustly imprisoned for 20 years as the culprit of the 8th serial murder of Lee Chun Jae, has received 2.5 Billion won (2.2 Million USD) in compensation from the state. The court, prosecutor and police has formally apologized for unjustly imprisoning for 20 years.

[@jimontgomery3865]

How sad they 🔒 up an innocent man who's disabled for 20 years

[@maggie5020]

It may not have changed much over the years. Have a look at the so called police investigation into SJM’s death. Money and influence still exist in Korea today. Such a shame😪

[@mellory2337]

Public defender did not show up? Wtf😑

[@charleymasubed2510]

Thanks for the video, very interesting and I'm so glad they finally find the killer..

[@aphroditegianka8750]

What an interesting documentary, really good job to this channel. I'm really learning new things for Asia everyday. I really I'm so sad about Yoon 20 years of his life has gone but thankfully they found the real serial killer

[@liboy3830]

Learning how to become a lucky psychopath?

[@RD-gt8bx]

I'm just really really glad he was compensated, man 20 years of life

[@afroasia2353]

Was watching this while shedding tears but what I'm world will these people gain from blaming someone who isn't even In any way related . I know it's too much but shouldn't they issue out an apology to him instead of the public ? 20 whole years is no joke . Having no one to stand by you all your teenage yrs gone by . He deserves more than a compensation , apology and he should be treated better since he is out now . I ldk what to say but this man deserves every good thing in life and wish him all the best

[@SusiTriwantia]

I cried when I saw young yoon sung yeo giving his statement, I can't imagine what it was like to be him at that time. Even though he was found not guilty and received compensation at the end of the trial, the police who arrested him should also be punished....

[@misseden0218]

Shame on the police for putting an innocent man through hell for many years just because they couldn't be bothered to do their job thoroughly. Did Mr. Yoon sue for damages? I would have. I feel so sorry for him but happy that he's finally gotten the justice he deserves and will be able to meet his mother with pride one day.

[@tanbunpin8354]

I felt anger, but thankfully its over.

[@matyuuu]

They literally investigated 20 000 men but couldn’t find the culprit who was living in the same neighborhood