"Late to come home" criticism leads to sister killed by dozens of stab wounds with a weapon

Confirmed: 20-Year-Old Sentenced to 30 Years Imprisonment for Killing Older Sister and Abandoning Body in Irrigation Canal View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Heo Kyung-jun] A man in his 20s who stabbed his older sister dozens of times with a weapon, killed her, and abandoned the body has been sentenced to 30 years in prison.


The Supreme Court's First Division (Presiding Justice Kim Seon-su) announced on the 10th that it upheld the 30-year prison sentence in the appeal trial of Mr. A (28), who was charged with murder and corpse abandonment.


Mr. A was prosecuted for stabbing his sister dozens of times with a weapon in an apartment in Incheon on December 19, 2020, causing her death, then placing her body in a travel bag and leaving it in the apartment rooftop storage for nine days before dumping it in an agricultural waterway in Ganghwa-gun.


Investigations revealed that Mr. A committed the crime after losing his temper when his sister pointed out issues such as his late returns home and kleptomania.



The first and second trials found Mr. A guilty on all charges and sentenced him to 30 years in prison. The Supreme Court also ruled that "considering the motive, method, result, and circumstances after the crime, the 30-year sentence is not excessively unfair," affirming the lower courts' judgment.


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