The Echoes of Survivors: Inside Korea's Tragedies
- English：The Echoes of Survivors: Inside Korea's Tragedies
- Korean： 나는 생존자다
- Original Network： Netflix（2025）
- Aired： 2025/08/15 -
Summary＆Synopsis
I am a survivor (Korean: 나는 생존자다) is a television show that will begin airing on August 15, 2025. It will be broadcast on Netflix (2025).
This documentary tells the truth about the four incidents that shook Korea, told by survivors.
A sexual assault case that occurred within the new religious group, Christian Gospel Mission.
The incident began to cause a stir in the public little by little after the June 1987 issue of a women's magazine published a memoir by a female university student who had been victimized.
Cases of forced labor and human trafficking of homeless children. From 1960 to 1992, the largest homeless children's facility in Korea at the time was closed.
The welfare organization, which was transformed into a concentration camp by combining the business objectives of its director, Park In-geun, with the government's policy of cracking down on homeless children, had hundreds of victims over the course of 30 years.
The exact number of victims remains unknown, as the remains were sold to funeral homes and medical schools for dissection. It was also called the Korean Auschwitz.
The collapse of the Sampoong Department Store in Seoul was caused by shoddy construction work.
At 5:57 pm on June 29, 1995, the Sampoong Department Store building in Seocho-gu, Seoul, collapsed, killing 502 people and injuring 937.
The accident occurred eight months after the collapse of the Seongsu Bridge. The cause of the accident is said to be poor management, including shoddy construction and illegal extensions. In particular, the fifth floor, which was added illegally,
The plan was to install a roller skating rink, which has a relatively light floor, but it was quickly abandoned as it did not fit the image of a luxury department store, and the plan was changed to a restaurant area.
It is believed that the refrigerators and kitchen appliances that were in operation were overloaded. - Serial murders by the Shisonha A serial murder case committed by the Shisonha, a serial murder organization active in the 1990s.
The founder, Kim Ki-hwan, set up an organization to extort money from the wealthy, and formed a group of three people, but when members found out that the plan also included murder, they left the group.
The group disbanded once, but later regrouped with gambling buddies and others, built a hideout, and began full-scale criminal activities.
"Amid the Tragedy that Shook Korea" is a true story told by survivors of four incidents that shook Korea.
This documentary tells the truth about the four incidents that shook Korea, told by survivors.
A sexual assault case that occurred within the new religious group, Christian Gospel Mission.
The incident began to cause a stir in the public little by little after the June 1987 issue of a women's magazine published a memoir by a female university student who had been victimized.
Cases of forced labor and human trafficking of homeless children. From 1960 to 1992, the largest homeless children's facility in Korea at the time was closed.
The welfare organization, which was transformed into a concentration camp by combining the business objectives of its director, Park In-geun, with the government's policy of cracking down on homeless children, had hundreds of victims over the course of 30 years.
The exact number of victims remains unknown, as the remains were sold to funeral homes and medical schools for dissection. It was also called the Korean Auschwitz.
The collapse of the Sampoong Department Store in Seoul was caused by shoddy construction work.
At 5:57 pm on June 29, 1995, the Sampoong Department Store building in Seocho-gu, Seoul, collapsed, killing 502 people and injuring 937.
The accident occurred eight months after the collapse of the Seongsu Bridge. The cause of the accident is said to be poor management, including shoddy construction and illegal extensions. In particular, the fifth floor, which was added illegally,
The plan was to install a roller skating rink, which has a relatively light floor, but it was quickly abandoned as it did not fit the image of a luxury department store, and the plan was changed to a restaurant area.
It is believed that the refrigerators and kitchen appliances that were in operation were overloaded. - Serial murders by the Shisonha A serial murder case committed by the Shisonha, a serial murder organization active in the 1990s.
The founder, Kim Ki-hwan, set up an organization to extort money from the wealthy, and formed a group of three people, but when members found out that the plan also included murder, they left the group.
The group disbanded once, but later regrouped with gambling buddies and others, built a hideout, and began full-scale criminal activities.
"Amid the Tragedy that Shook Korea" is a true story told by survivors of four incidents that shook Korea.
