User talk:QueenieBeanie

Motive

Yoo was found to be keeping three murder movie DVDs in his computer desk whose contents spoke of his own criminal activities-the American films "Normal Life" and "Very Bad Things" and the Korean movie "Public Enemy." Yoos killings appeared to have a striking resemblance, maybe coincidentally, with "public Enemy," which portrayed a serial killer's life. The film comprises a scene where the main character goes to his house and murders his parents. The character appears to target elderly, wealthy individuals. Moreover, in "Very Bad Things," there is a scene in which someone cuts off the limbs of of a corpse using a chainsaw. The film's poster also depicts the star actor wielding a chainsaw, which reminds one of the crimes committed by Yoo. Yoo also imitated another film scene where he assumed a limping walk when he was arrested to trick the authorities into inattention. In the movie "Usual Suspects," the audience is shocked when they find out that among the many suspects, the real criminal is a character who walked with a limp. Considering these similarities, it may be concluded that films were Yoo's criminal textbook.