Spit on the Floor and Lick It: Shocking Home Cam Footage Left by Murdered Wife

[Perpetrator (Husband): Hey, if I lived a single life instead of getting married to you, I would have met over a hundred women. So tell me just one thing, what did I even get from getting married? Tell me just one damn thing, in what way was I not being taken for a sucker?]<br /> <br /> The true nature of a man who brutally murdered his wife at a villa in Gwangju last month has been revealed, sending shock waves through the public.<br /> <br /> On October 3, SBS "Unanswered Questions" broadcasted "home cam" (home camera) footage capturing the couple's marital life.<br /> <br /> The husband, a postal worker, frequently clashed with his wife over money issues during their five-year marriage, providing a monthly living allowance of 750,000 won while controlling expenses down to the 100-won unit, it was revealed.<br /> <br /> [Perpetrator (Husband): Just a few thousand won, damn it, just a few thousand won. Hey, I cut my hair once every three months, once every two months, damn it, because I hate wasting a few thousand won. Spit! Lick it. You have to lick it up, you bitch, why (are you acting like this!), you have to lick it up like this, you bitch. Is even that too much? Why is your pride so high? Spit, go on and lick it. Why is your pride so high? Spit]<br /> <br />
In March of this year, during an argument, he hurled their toddler daughter onto a bed when she cried, and continued his threatening behavior even while the victim was holding the child.<br /> <br /> [Perpetrator (Husband): Oh, damn it, stop screaming that you got beaten, you bitch, am I the only damn bad guy here?]<br /> <br /> The victim had fled with the child to Gwangju, where her younger brother lived, to prepare for a divorce. In the meantime, the perpetrator invited a coworker to his home and poured out these thoughts:<br /> <br /> [Perpetrator (Husband): If I just die here alone right now, I've saved up over 200 million won and it all goes to my wife, and I hate that. But it's too unfair to die alone. I paid off her debts, I gave her the honeymoon, studio shoot, dress, and makeup she wanted, and it's so unfair. I'm not going to die alone.]<br /> <br /> In August, the perpetrator received divorce papers. During that process, the victim's address was exposed, and three weeks later, he tracked her down and brutally murdered her with a weapon in front of their 5-year-old daughter.<br /> <br /> [Pyo Chang-won / Criminal Profiler: After confirming where she was actually living, he likely kept checking her movements, daily habits, who she was living with, and whether the police were providing protection. There is not a single trace of impulse or contingency outside of his plan; it has to be regarded as a perfectly premeditated murder.]<br /> <br /> The prosecution has formally indicted the husband on charges of retaliatory murder, violation of the Act on Special Cases Concerning the Punishment of Domestic Violence, and child abuse.<br /> <br /> Upon encountering the case, internet users expressed outraged reactions such as, "There is no other devil than this, the home cam footage is too shocking," and "How does it even make sense that the victim's address is exposed on the divorce papers?"<br /> <br /> (Planned by: Yoon Sung-sik | Video edited by: Lee Yu-jin | Source footage from: Unanswered Questions Episode 1506 | Produced by SBS Digital News)
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