Suspect Jung Yoo-jung, who murdered a woman of the same age, had two more murder targets = South Korea

It has been revealed that Jung Yoo-jeong, the suspect who murdered a woman in her 20s whom she met through a tutoring app, mutilated her body and abandoned her, had searched for a murder target twice before committing the crime.
It was revealed. On the 12th, the Busan Geumjeong Police Station announced that they had confirmed two additional preliminary charges of murder against Jeong and have referred the case to the prosecutor's office.
Police have been conducting additional investigations into the suspicious behavior that Jeong displayed before killing the victim, Mr. A, on May 26th.
Based on the forensic results of suspect Chung's cell phone and computer, it was concluded that the history of the two cases falls under suspicion of preliminary murder.
I put it down. These two transactions were not done through the tutoring app, but through the chat function supported by the online second-hand trading app.
However, there was talk of looking for casual encounters rather than second-hand goods transactions.
That's what it means. According to police, Jeong tried to kill Ms. A, a woman in her 20s, whom he met through the app, by luring her to a promenade in Busan's Buk-gu.
Because they were traveling back and forth, they were unable to commit crimes. She also tried to call a teenage male, Mr. B, through the same app, but Mr. B did not appear at the location.
Chung reportedly denies all related charges at the time of the two crimes, including possession of a deadly weapon.
A police official said, ``This is the result of an additional investigation into the history of several suspected crimes.
There are no other cases pending further investigation." Chung was indicted on June 21st and has recently completed two trial preparation procedures.
Although he admitted that he had killed a woman of the same age in the process, he maintained that the crime was not premeditated.
Chung's first trial will be held at 10:30 a.m. on the 18th.