Tuesday, 15 April 2014

Korean gaming addict 'suffocated his infant son' so he could go and play game

The man, identified only by his surname Chung, has reportedly admitted suffocating the child so he could leave the house and go back to playing online games at an internet cafe


A father has been charged for the murder of his two-year-old son after he admitted suffocating the child so he could leave the house and go back to playing online games at an internet cafe.
Police arrested the unemployed 22-year-old, in the city of Taegu, South Korea, on Sunday after finding the body of his child in a suitcase wrapped in a trash bag near his home.

The man, identified only by his surname Chung, had earlier reported the boy missing.
Officers initially believed he had left his son to starve to death by abandoning him for 10 days while playing games.
But Chung later confessed to 'covering the child's nose and mouth with his hand,' more than a month ago, killing him so that he could go to an internet cafe, a police officer said.
The whereabouts of the infant's mother was not clear, although local news reports said she had been away from the house for some time working in a factory.
South Korean television aired closed circuit TV footage of Chung that showed him getting into an elevator with a suitcase and checking his hair in the mirror, apparently on his way to dispose of his son's body.
Online game addiction is seen as a serious social issue in South Korea which has near-universal availability of high-speed internet.


Source-Dailym

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