”Parasite couple” hired at convenience store steals merchandise and cash and disappears = South Korea

A couple in their 40s who were employed at a convenience store failed to repay the kindness of the store owner who had offered them a place to work and a place to stay, and instead disappeared, taking all their goods and cash.
According to MBN on the 29th, a couple in their 40s started working at a convenience store in Imsil County, Jeollabuk-do.
Five months later, they disappeared with over 10 million won (about 1.13 million yen) in cash and goods. The owner of the store hired the couple, who had children but no home or job, as employees and helped them start a new life.
However, the couple repaid the store owner's kindness with evil. They ate and drank sandwiches, drinks, and other items for sale without paying for them, and stole cigarettes, laundry detergent, and other items.
He also took cash from the safe and, when a customer paid with cash, he would say, "The safe is broken," and put the cash in his own pocket.
The store owner only confirmed the crime after watching CCTV footage after the couple had disappeared.
The store owner said, "We are a married couple with children, and I have many businesses in addition to the convenience store, so I trusted them and left it to them.
"I was shocked and shocked when I saw it on CTV," she said, expressing her anger, saying, "It was like watching the movie 'Parasite.'" According to media reports, her husband, who is in his 40s, had previously been tried on charges of fraud.
Okay, so the store owner filed a police complaint against the couple.