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South Korean National Faces 20-Year Prison Sentence for Stalking and Murdering His Girlfriend; Prosecutors Claim "Crime Based on Strong Intent to Kill"
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Prosecutors have sought a 20-year prison sentence for a South Korean man accused of stalking and murdering his girlfriend. Park Yong-jun (31) is accused of repeatedly stalking his girlfriend, a South Korean woman (then 40), in August 2025, and then stabbing her in the neck with a knife in Setagaya Ward the following month, killing her. While Park has admitted to the stalking in previous court proceedings, he has denied having the intent to kill,…
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