Supreme Court confirms 40-year sentence for S.Korean in stalking murder case


Kim Byung-chan being escorted from Seoul Namdaemun Police Station to Seoul Central District Prosecutors Office in this file photo from Nov 29, 2021. - Yonhap/The Korea Herald

SEOUL (Bernama): The Supreme Court on Tuesday (Jan 10) upheld a 40-year prison sentence for a 37-year-old man convicted of stalking and brutally murdering his ex-girlfriend in 2021 after the couple broke up.

Kim Byung-chan stabbed his ex-girlfriend in her 30s multiple times at her studio apartment in central Seoul in November 2021. He had stalked her since their breakup in the second half of 2020.

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