124. The Jurong West Exorcism Case – Love, Faith, and Murder

02/12/25 • 15 min

In 2012, a love story in Singapore turned into one of the country's most horrifying crimes. Gabriel Lee, believing his fiancée Elsie was possessed, brutally killed her in a ritual. The court's verdict sparked outrage, and the case remains a haunting reminder of the dangers of blind faith.

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123. The Kidnapping of Lee Hyung-ho – South Korea’s Unsolved Crime

In 1991, nine-year-old Lee Hyung-ho was kidnapped in South Korea. The perpetrator demanded ransom and misled the police for weeks, but the boy had been murdered on the first day. The investigation failed, and in 2006, the case reached its statute of limitations. The killer was never found.

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125. The Alishan Mystery – The Disappearance of Ruben Tchernegovski

In 1998, New Zealander Ruben Tchernegovski vanished in Taiwan’s Alishan region. His father Phil embarked on a desperate search, facing bureaucratic obstacles and eerie legends about the “Thousand People’s Cave.” Despite numerous leads, Ruben was never found, leaving his disappearance an enduring mystery.

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