
South Korean police said Thursday that they plan to seek Interpol assistance in capturing two Chinese nationals who fled overseas last week after allegedly stealing multiple cremation urns from a local temple on Jeju Island. https://t.co/PfsWJiFqxw
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A Chinese man was murdered at a hotel in Jeju, South Korea, on Feb 25. Police have detained 3 suspects linked to a crypto deal gone wrong. The victim was robbed of 85 million KRW. A female suspect turned herself in, while two others were arrested at the airport. Investigations… https://t.co/SZdBrcNVlQ

South Korean police have arrested four Chinese nationals in connection with the murder of a Chinese man in Jeju City during a cryptocurrency transaction. The victim, identified as Mr. A, was found in a hotel room with 10 stab wounds and had reportedly been robbed of 85 million won (approximately $52,500). One suspect, a Chinese woman in her 30s, turned herself in at Seongsan Police Station, while two others were apprehended at Jeju International Airport attempting to flee. A fourth suspect, who was reportedly involved in a casino, was also detained. Police are investigating the incident as a robbery-murder tied to a private cryptocurrency exchange. Authorities have noted a rise in crimes involving cryptocurrency transactions in Jeju, including previous cases of theft and assault. The visa-waiver entry system has been identified as a factor enabling such incidents.