Jung Yoo-jeong, who murdered a woman of the same age, admits to premeditated crime... withdraws previous claims = South Korea

Jung Yoo-jeong, who was on trial on charges of killing a woman in her 20s whom she met on a tutoring app, mutilating her body, and abandoning her body (murder, etc.), was scheduled to prepare for trial.
However, at his first trial, he admitted that the crime was premeditated. However, he did not clarify the reason why he once again admitted that it was a 'premeditated crime' after insisting that it was not a premeditated crime.
There wasn't. At the first trial held on the 18th at the Criminal Division 6 of the Busan District Court, Jeong's lawyer admitted all the facts of the prosecution's case.
Furthermore, during the preparatory period for the trial that proceeded earlier, he referred to the written opinion submitted to the court, stating that ``the crime was not premeditated.''
"We are retracting the statement that there is no such thing," he said. He also agreed to use about 200 pieces of evidence presented by prosecutors. Prosecutors are investigating Chung's movements, methods of finding targets for crime, and process of preparation and execution of crime.
As a result, it was concluded that this crime was a premeditated murder that was meticulously prepared by Exclusive. However, at the second trial preparation date, Chung said, ``This was not a premeditated crime.
There wasn't," he claimed. Defendant Chung remained silent during that day's trial, only giving a short "yes" to the court's questions about his personal details and address.
Immediately after the trial, Chung's lawyer did not say why he changed his mind about premeditated crime.
The next court hearing is scheduled for the morning of October 16th.
On the other hand, the court referred to the ``Busan Roundhouse Kick'' case and the ``Mountain Trail Sexual Assault Murder Case,'' and said, ``(
If a second or third incident occurs (due to media coverage of the trial, etc.), there is a risk that the trial will be socially harmful. I hope that the provocative details of this incident will not be brought to light."
I asked.