
A South Korean crime lord convicted of murder in the Philippines planned to escape prison by strapping himself to a drone, but his accomplice’s rehearsal footage exposed the plot.
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A South Korean crime lord was convicted of murder in the Philippines and was serving time in prison.
A South Korean crime lord convicted of murder in the Philippines reportedly planned to escape prison by strapping himself to a drone – until his own accomplice’s rehearsal footage gave the game away.
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Philippine authorities will review prison security protocols to prevent similar drone-based escape attempts.
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