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S. Korean student in Cambodia tortured to death, autopsy shows
The Straits Times
|November 18, 2025
A South Korean university student found dead in Cambodia in the summer was killed by blunt force trauma following beatings and torture, according to an autopsy report released by the South Korean authorities over the weekend.
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The final forensic report from South Korea’s National Forensic Service (NFS), shared on Nov16 by the Gyeongbuk Provincial Police Agency, concluded that the 22-year-old victim died from traumatic shock, with visible injuries consistent with prolonged physical assault.
No drugs were found in his system, countering previous suspicions that narcotics had played a role.
The victim, surnamed Park, was found dead in a car near Bokor Mountain in Cambodia’s Kampot province on Aug 8, nearly three weeks after leaving South Korea for what he told family was a short trip for an expo.
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