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.
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