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The woman had received hundreds of millions of won from her father for stock and other investments over the years, but ended up losing money, and her father repeatedly criticized her investment failures, causing her to become stressed.
A South Korean woman took hundreds of millions of won in investments from her father and suffered heavy losses. She was dissatisfied with her father's repeated reprimands and committed patricide. (Bloomberg)
A human tragedy occurred in Cheonan City, Chungcheongnam Province, South Korea. A 40-year-old woman took the money given by her father to invest and suffered heavy losses. Dissatisfied with her father's repeated reprimands, she killed her on September 13 and concealed it. The body was not discovered by the police until the 8th of this month. On the 11th, the Cheonan Southeast Police Station announced the arrest of the unfilial daughter on the charge of "homicide."
According to Yonhap News Agency, the woman said that she began to get hundreds of millions of won (100 million won, approximately NT$2.34 million) from her father to buy stocks and make other investments a few years ago, but all ended in losses because her father blamed her for investment failure every time he saw her, which caused a surge in her pressure and led to a catastrophe.
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It is understood that the woman hit her 60-year-old father to death with a blunt instrument in an apartment in Cheonan City around noon on September 13. She then left the apartment and cut off all contact with the outside world. Her relatives and friends reported her missing after they could not find her. The police found the body of the deceased when they went to the apartment to check on October 8.
Investigators revealed that after the woman was arrested, she confessed that she had only temporarily decided to kill her father on the day of the crime. There is currently no evidence that this was a premeditated crime. The police will conduct further investigations to clarify the specific circumstances of her crime.
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