kids found dead, dead in suitcases, South Korea, According to Seoul police, New Zealand, two children
Cops track down family of kids found dead in suitcases in South Korea
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According to Seoul police, a woman suspected to be related to two children whose bones were discovered in bags in New Zealand is there. The bones of two youngsters, who are believed to have been between five and ten years old when they died, were found in bags last week, according to New Zealand police.

Following the purchase of a trailer load of belongings, including the luggage, at bidding for abandoned goods by an unwary family, the remains were later found.

The bodies were likely in storage for a number of years, according to New Zealand police, which hindered the investigation into the murder.

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A woman of Korean heritage who is thought to be linked to the kids is presently in South Korea, according to police reports from Monday.

According to a representative of the Korean National Police Agency, “We affirm that she is in South Korea and that she is a New Zealand national of Korean origin.”

She had not left the country since she landed in the South in 2018, he continued.

The spokesman continued, “New Zealand police are in charge of this inquiry and we expect to comply at their request.”

Although police have been reviewing hours of CCTV footage, there is a chance that crucial details have already been lost because of the time that passed between the victims’ deaths and the corpses’ discovery.

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The location where the luggage was stolen, as well as the storage facility, have both been carefully scrutinised by forensic specialists.

Last Monday, New Zealand authorities reaffirmed that the family that discovered the dead was unrelated to the murder.

Detective Inspector Tofilau Faamanuia Vaaelua of the nation remarked at the time that they are receiving support to help them cope with the trauma.