``Killed a woman of the same age'' A letter sent by defendant Jung Yoo-jung to reporters = South Korea

A handwritten letter sent to reporters by Jung Yoo-jung (23), who murdered a woman of the same age he met through a tutoring app, has been released.
On the 4th, the video stream service ``Wave'' and JTBC reported the contents of the letter Chung wrote to reporters.
In the letter, Chung said, ``I'm sorry for the delay in replying to your letter last month.The reply was delayed because here we have a set day to buy even a single stamp.''
He added, ``I was really surprised because so many reporters came to the trial date.I think that my crime is that serious, and I am spending my time reflecting on it.''
Defendant Jeong said, ``JTBC is a channel that I often watch, and I have watched several investigative reports.However, the reporters wanted to know a lot about me, and I never received a reply to my letters.''
I heard that he went to the front of his grandfather's house many times and followed his father to his office in order to do so." He added, ``The abuse I suffered personally happened so long ago that there is no evidence.
``I doubt whether it would be persuasive and proof even if I tell them what I went through in an investigative report,'' and ``Still, I thought about what people would want to know about me, so I decided to write a reply.''
. She also wrote, ``Even though the summer heat has passed, the heat continues.It must have been difficult for you to come all the way in hot, humid weather.Thank you for taking the time to send me a letter.''
Masu. Please be careful of the heat," he concluded. Prior to this, defendant Chung was unable to lead a normal social life due to the trauma of abuse he received from his step-grandmother regarding his criminal background.
It has been revealed that he was unable to do so, leading to the crime. According to police, Chung's cell phone contained search terms such as ``How to take revenge on family members'' and ``Murder of ascendants.''
It turned out that the letter also contained the following message: ``If I don't kill him, my anger won't subside.'' Later, at the first trial held on the 18th of last month, the position was changed to that the crime was accidental, and the crime was planned.
He admitted that. In addition to this murder case, the police also learned that Jeong was attempting to approach two men and women with the intent of murdering them through another app, and that these two cases were considered pre-murder cases.
Additional charges were added and the matter was referred to prosecutors.