A recent murder at Sillim Station is attracting people's attention. At around 2 p.m. on July 21, the criminal "Joseon" was accused of killing one person and injuring three others near Sillim Station in Seoul. He stated in a police investigation that he had a desire to kill for a long time and searched for methods of murder, vital points, and human-killing knives before the crime. Police believe he committed a planned crime, judging that he reset his cell phone and broke the computer the day before the crime.

This case can be seen as the same result as the previously called "Don't Ask crime." On the other hand, the difference is that most of the victims of "Don't Ask Crime" were socially disadvantaged or women, but all of the victims in this case were men. In response, he made a statement that he felt inferior to a man with better physical and economic conditions for a long time because he was shorter than others and wanted to make others unhappy.

Meanwhile, a man in his 20s who uploaded a photo of his order history purchasing a weapon, a knife more than 30cm, with a message saying, "I will kill 20 women at Sillim Station" in the community, is also drawing attention. The Seoul Cyber Crime Investigation Unit announced that it urgently arrested a man who turned himself two days after posting on the 24th at 2 a.m. on the 26th. He canceled the weapon immediately after ordering it, and it turned out that he didn't actually buy it. In response, the shopping site where the man ordered the knife said it immediately stopped selling and delivering the product.

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