The discovery of human bones in suitcases in New Zealand last month led to an arrest in South Korea yesterday. A 42-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murdering two children.
The two children’s remains were found last month in suitcases up for auction and bought by an unsuspecting family.
The Korean authorities, who were searching for the woman at the request of the New Zealand police, confirmed her arrest. Watchman Conducted in Ulsan. At the end of last month, authorities in Auckland already stated that they were looking for a Korean-born woman with New Zealand citizenship. It is likely that she is nearby and the mother of the children may have been found.
South Korean police also say they suspect she may be the mother of the two victims, because her previous address in New Zealand was linked to the storage room where suitcases were kept for years.
died for years
Luggage buyers in Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, found the bones and immediately called the police. He later stated that the bodies may have been in the bags in the storage room for years. The children were between 5 and 10 years old. Inspector-in-chief Tufilao Famanuya Vailua described it as “extremely appalling for the local community”.
Valois said the case had received a lot of attention in New Zealand and police had received “overwhelming support” from residents in the investigation. “No matter how long you do this work, such a horrific situation will never be easy,” he said.
The woman who was arrested will remain in South Korea until the possibility of her extradition to New Zealand is investigated. This investigation must be completed within two months.
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