The 24-year-old, who can only
be referred to under South Korean law as Mr Lee, confessed to killing Sunny
Kim, 26, on 18 May, two weeks after she disappeared.
It emerged that after Sunny
went missing, Lee had been replying to texts from her phone claiming to be her,
apparently using her previous correspondence to mimic how she communicated.
‘The way that he text[ed] me
was how would my sister would text,’ Sunny’s sister, who asked to be kept
anonymous, told BuzzFeed.
‘We think he may have gone
through her phone to see how she usually contacts us.
‘It was really shocking to see
how someone can really hide what they did in that way.’
It also emerged that on the day
Sunny was killed she had accepted a new job. Later that day Lee, pretending to
be Kim, declined the offer, telling the employer ‘she was going back to the US
to study’.
Lee turned himself into Busan
police. He entered with his wrists cut and bleeding and told officers ‘I killed
my girlfriend and buried the body. I also tried to kill myself,’ reports
BuzzFeed.
Two days later, Sunny was found
in a suitcase buried under cement in the hills near her home.
Lee had a history of being
violent towards Sunny, her sister said. Lee is due to appear in court at later
date.



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