Disclosure of Personal Information of Teacher Who Killed Elementary Student in Daejeon... 48-Year-Old Myeong Jae-wan
Published 12 Mar.2025 09:48(KST)
Updated 12 Mar.2025 10:24(KST)
Considering the Brutality of the Crime and Severity of Harm
Myung Submits Written Statement of 'No Objection'
Information to Be Posted on Daejeon Police Website Until the 11th of Next Month
Personal information of Myung Jae-wan (48), the teacher who killed an elementary school student in Daejeon, has been disclosed. Daejeon Police Agency website
원본보기 아이콘The personal information of a teacher who killed a student at an elementary school in Seo-gu, Daejeon, has been disclosed.
On the 12th, the police revealed the personal information of Myung Jae-wan (48), a teacher who fatally stabbed Kim Ha-neul (8) on school grounds on the 10th of last month. The Daejeon Metropolitan Police Agency held a personal information disclosure review committee the day before and decided to disclose Myung's information. The committee members collectively agreed to disclose the information after comprehensively considering the brutality of the crime, the severity of the victim's harm, and the opinions of the victim's family.
In response to the committee's decision, Myung submitted a written statement expressing 'no objection,' and on the same day, his name, age, and face were made public. The disclosed personal information will be posted on the Daejeon Metropolitan Police Agency's website until the 11th of next month. According to the Act on the Disclosure of Personal Information of Suspects in Certain Serious Crimes, there must be a five-day grace period after the committee's decision to disclose personal information. However, if the suspect expresses no objection to the disclosure decision, the information can be disclosed without a grace period.
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