A man in his 20s fatally stabbed two teenagers and seriously injured another at a motel in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province, before falling to his death from the building. The victims included a teenage girl and two boys, with the girl and one boy pronounced dead, while the other boy remains in critical condition. Police are investigating the circumstances.
On December 3, around 5:05 p.m., a man in his 20s stabbed a teenage girl and two teenage boys at a motel in Changwon, South Gyeongsang Province, before falling from the building to his death. According to police, the suspect checked into the motel alone around 3 p.m. and contacted the girl to arrange a meeting. The girl arrived with the two boys and was attacked in the bathroom.
The girl called 112 emergency services, and when first responders arrived, the suspect was found on the ground outside the motel after an apparent fall. Inside the bathroom, the three teenagers were discovered with stab wounds. The girl and one boy were later pronounced dead, while the other boy remains in critical condition. The suspect also died.
Changwon is located about 380 kilometers southeast of Seoul. An initial report mentioned two people in cardiac arrest and two with severe injuries, but updated details confirm three deaths. Police are investigating the exact circumstances and motive, with no further details released.
The incident has shocked the local community and raised concerns about youth-related crimes.