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CASE 215  |  30 y/o Chinese Man  |  February 24, 2025  |  South Korea
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DATABASE RECORD
  id                  215
  date                February 24, 2025
  original_date       February 24, 2025
  year                2025
  month               2
  quarter             2025-Q1
  victim              30 y/o Chinese Man
  location            Jeju City, South Korea
  country             South Korea
  scenario            P2P Trade Gone Wrong
  description         4 Chinese suspects stab man lured to perform a trade in hotel room, steal 85 million won.
  kidnappings         1
  violence_torture    1
  drugs_alcohol       0
  weapons             1
  theft               1
  life_taken          1
  money_wanted        85M won
  coin_type           cash
  reports             YNA
  notes               Chinese murdered during p2p trade in a hotel 
  has_processed_date  1
  created_at          2025-11-13 05:44:45

AI SUMMARY  [generated at bulk import, NOT verified against sources]
  **Victim:** 30 y/o Chinese Man
  
  **Attackers:** Unknown number of perpetrators
  
  **Attack Method:** P2P Trade Gone Wrong - victim kidnapped
  
  **Violence Used:** Murder/homicide
  
  **Crypto Stolen:** 85M won in cash
  
  **Status:** Victim deceased; investigation ongoing

LINKED SOURCES
  [url]  https://www.yna.co.kr/view/AKR20250225097600056

NOTES ON THIS FILE
  * matched to sheet row 216: exact match on victim + year, unique on both sides

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ARTICLE 1
  Source   YNA
  URL      https://www.yna.co.kr/view/AKR20250225097600056
  Origin   reported_K&R sheet, row 216, column "Articles"
  Length   2,210 chars
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Murder of Chinese Man at Jeju Hotel... Suspected to Have Occurred During Cryptocurrency Transaction

Reported by Song Go, February 25, 2025, 1:29 PM

Summary

By Bong Ji Cheol, Bong Ji Cheol Reporter

The Jeju West Police Station is investigating four Chinese suspects in connection with the murder of a Chinese man at a hotel in Jeju.

[Photo credit: Yonhap News]

(Jeju = Yonhap News) Bong Ji Cheol Reporter - The murder of a Chinese man at a hotel in Jeju City is suspected to have occurred during a cryptocurrency exchange transaction, and the police are investigating.

The Jeju West Police Station announced on the 25th that they are investigating four Chinese individuals, including two women in their 30s, one man in his 30s, and one man in his 60s, on suspicion of murder.

These individuals are accused of killing a 30-year-old Chinese man, Mr. A, in a suite at a luxury hotel in Jeju City on the afternoon of the 24th. Mr. A was discovered by the police at around 5:10 PM after a friend's report.

The friend reported to 112 that "a friend who went to buy cryptocurrency is not responding, which is unusual, and something might be wrong."

When the police arrived, Mr. A was found dead, having been stabbed multiple times with a weapon and bleeding profusely.

Five minutes after the report, at 5:15 PM, one of the suspects, a 30-year-old woman, surrendered herself at the Seongsan Police Station in Seogwipo, Jeju.

Subsequently, two Chinese accomplices, a man and a woman in their 30s, were arrested at Jeju International Airport while attempting to leave the country, and a 60-year-old Chinese man was urgently detained at the hotel casino.

The police have confirmed that these four suspects fled with 85 million won (approximately $70,000 USD) belonging to the victim, Mr. A, and are investigating the exact motive and circumstances of the crime.

The police believe that the 30-year-old Chinese woman who surrendered may be the mastermind and are considering all possibilities, including whether the crime occurred during a cryptocurrency exchange transaction, based on the suspects' statements.

All of the suspects entered Jeju on tourist visas and are not illegally residing in the country.

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