the gang members purposefully left the Grandeur's skid marks near the cliff. They also gang raped Lee Jeong-su at the same location. The musician's relatives reported the disappearance to the police. The next day, a construction worker discovered the car and the musician. The police considered it an accident. From the smell of alcohol from the body's mouth, the assumption was made that it was a case of drunk driving. Mr. So and Mrs. Park - Although the husband, So (42), owned a factory in Ulsan, the couple lived in Seoul. It was said that So bought the factory not long before the incident. On September 13, 1994, right before the Chuseok holiday, he and his wife, Park, were picking weed off the grave of his family member. It was here that the gang abducted them and took them to the incineration facility. They demanded So 100 million won cash. He told them that although he did not have that amount of money, he said that he could give them 80 million. This 80 million was originally for the factory workers and the maintenance of the factory. Keeping So's wife as a hostage, they sent So to get the money. So got his worker to get the money to him. Although the worker reported to the police in Ulsan, the worker was told to report to Gwangju where the money was given to So. Police departments leaving the case to another jurisdiction happened many times in South Korea back then. In Gwangju, the police assumed that this was a fake case to hide from the company's financial problems. Despite giving the gang the money, the gang forced Lee Jeong-su to shoot both So and Park's head with the air gun. They ate parts of the bodies, even forcing Lee Jeong-su to eat the liver. To hide the smell from the incineration, the gang had a barbecue in front of the facility. They even offered the pork barbecue to the villagers. One gang member later admitted to dismembering his victims and eating their flesh, saying this was to fire up his courage and to renounce his humanity. Rich list The gang, emboldened by a series of successful murders and kidnappings, decided that they needed a more effective way to pick out wealthy victims. They were able to buy the mailing list from Seoul's exclusive Hyundai Department Store from a disgruntled worker.