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0:49Now PlayingA true-crime fan in South Korea allegedly killed and dismembered a woman “out of curiosity about murder” — after dressing up as a student and going to the unwitting tutor’s home, authorities said.
Jung Yoo-jung, a 23-year-old woman obsessed with TV shows and books about crime, decided to murder someone for real and conducted research about how to conceal a body, the Chosun Ilbo reported, citing Busan police.
Investigators found she had used her cellphone and borrowed books from a library to gather tips for her alleged crime.
To find a victim, Jung reportedly used an app that connects parents with private tutors — and contacted the victim by posing as the mother of a ninth-grader who wanted to learn English.
She told the victim her daughter would go to her home for a consultation.
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