Two Chinese beauty clinic owners are suspected in the death of a South Korean K-Pop DJ who turned up dead wrapped in a red sheet on the side of a road in Cambodia.
Justine Bateman spoke with Fox News Digital about aging, and how the plastic surgery industry uses marketing tools to attract new clients.DJ in Cambodia has resulted in the arrest of a Chinese couple suspected of killing her under mysterious circumstances at their beauty clinic.
South Korean K-Pop DJ and influencer BJ Ah Yeong, 33, was last seen alive two days before her body was found wrapped in a matt and dumped in the Kandal province of Cambodia on June 6 and investigators traced her last movements to a beauty clinic owned by 30-year-old Lai Wenshao and his 39-year-old girlfriend Cai Huijuan, Viral Press reported., appeared to have a broken neck and her body was covered in bruises.
Wenshao and Huijuan reportedly claimed when questioned by police that the popular DJ died at their Phnom Penh clinic on June 4 after suffering a seizure while being given a saline drop during what was presumably a medical procedure.The couple allegedly panicked and wrapped Ah Yeong in a red mat, put her in the trunk of their car and drove more than 50 miles before dumping the body.
Ah Yeong, who was said to be traveling in Cambodia, is described as being"beauty obsessed" and had previously undergone breast enhancement surgery.Police are investigating despite the confession from the beauty clinic owners and trying to determine whether Ah Yeong suffered the injuries before or after she died.
"In cooperation with the criminal force of the Kandal Provincial Commissioner and the Provincial Armed Forces, we are conducting an investigation into this brutal murder case, and we are searching for any witnesses who may have seen any strangers in the area or vehicle to transport the body," Kandal Stung
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
British man detained climbing South Korean skyscraperA British man attempted to scale the world's fifth tallest building without ropes on Monday until South Korean authorities forced him to abandon his climb more than half way up the 123-storey Lotte World Tower in Seoul.
Read more »
Meet the typical South Korean millennial: income, debt, housing, jobMeet the typical South Korean millennial: educated, overqualified for the job market, and part of the 'kangaroo tribe' that can't afford to leave their parents' homes
Read more »
WSJ News Exclusive | U.S. to Allow South Korean, Taiwan Chip Makers to Keep Operations in ChinaThe Biden administration plans to allow top semiconductor manufacturers from South Korea and Taiwan to maintain and expand their existing chip-making operations in China without U.S. reprisals
Read more »
On South Korean island paradise, residents ponder U.S. role in long-ago tragedyHis grandfather fled, his father was executed, his mother was tortured, his village was burned -- and for decades, his memories were suppressed. Now, Song Seung-moon wants answers.
Read more »
BTS anniversary: South Koreans celebrate 10 years of K-pop groupSkyscrapers, bridges and other landmarks were lit up in purple as the country celebrates the 10th anniversary of BTS, whose global popularity is a source of national pride.
Read more »
Ex-Samsung Executive Indicted Over Plan to Build a China Chip Factory With Stolen BlueprintsA former Samsung executive was indicted in South Korea, accused of starting a company that attracted about $6 billion in investments to build a China-based chip factory using Samsung’s factory blueprints and other engineering secrets
Read more »