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October 29, 2013 Heo Korea 210 Car Tire Slashing Spree Police have arrested a 26-year-old Korean Chinese identified as Heo on charges of puncturing the tires of over 210 cars across Seoul since early September. Police said Heo confessed to the crime and said he was driven into a rage by unpaid wages. The exact same motive was given by Liu Shuangyun who set fire to an underwear factory in China killing 14 women in December 2012
The Chosun Ilbo - 12 hours ago
Man Held in Bizarre Tire-Slashing Spree
Police have arrested a 26-year-old Korean Chinese identified as Heo on charges of puncturing the tires of over 210 cars across Seoul since early September. Police said Heo confessed to the crime and said he was driven into a rage by unpaid wages. Heo came to Korea from Shenyang, China, He started his rounds at around 7 p.m. every two or three days, and patiently punctured tires until 1 or 2 a.m., when the subway stopped running. One night, he punctured the tires of over 70 brand new cars. Because he chose to puncture them on the side, which is irreparable, the damage is estimated at close to W160 million. confronted with the evidence, he immediately admitted the crime
december 4, 2012 Ssuspect, Liu Shuangyun,set a fire at in a Shantou China Chinese undergarment factory that killed 14 young women. He told authorities he was enraged about $500 in unpaid wages owed to him when he quit three years before.
unpaid wages? Same cover story as this chinese terrorist who killed 14 workers in a factory fire: Suspect in fatal China fire angry over pay - Yahoo News
unpaid wages? Same cover story as this chinese terrorist who killed 14 workers in a factory fire: Suspect in fatal China fire angry over pay - Yahoo News
- Report: Suspect in fatal China fire angry over pay Suspect in factory fire that killed 14 workers in China allegedly was angry over unpaid wages
- Chinese state media quoted a former worker as saying he set the fire that killed 14 young women at a Chinese undergarment factory because he was angry about less than $500 in unpaid wages. The suspect, Liu Shuangyun, told the Guangdong TV broadcaster in a jailhouse interview Wednesday morning that he started the fire "because I couldn't get my salary," which he had been owed since quitting the factory three years ago.
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