#359: 20 Police Officers Listened On The Phone As He Sliced Her Into 365 Pieces To Make Human Flesh Pills

Rotten Mango

Stephanie Soo

True Crime, Comedy, Society & Culture

4.8 • 25.7K Ratings

🗓️ 19 May 2024

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Oh Won is getting into his next at home project – everything is set up for success. He has a whole bottle of his favorite Chinese liquor. It’s stronger than Vodka, but he’s tossing it back like water. His hand reaches for his phone as he feels the urge again. He’s on autopilot mode - staring at his screen, swiping, swiping… He presses play and puts his phone up against the bathroom sink. The woman’s moaning is just echoing off the bathroom wall… He lights a cigarette and squats down with his 8-inch knife. He starts moving the knife back and forth. The key is that each cut has to be uniform; all the same thickness and size. It’s the most enjoyable for consumption that way… Before Oh Won knew it, six hours had passed. 365 pieces of meat, meticulously sliced into uniform, same-sized, thin pieces. He portioned them out and placed them into 17 separate black plastic bags. All that’s left are the bones and the parts that aren’t really important. He flips over the piece he was working on all morning. He stares at her face. He didn’t—couldn’t take any meat from there. Her face and hair were untouched, but below her neck, all of her flesh had been sliced off up until her knees. He had deboned her. Full Source Notes: rottenmangopodcast.com To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	There's a very famous apartment unit in South Korea.
0:07.0	This one apartment unit was all over the news for months.
0:11.0	I mean, almost everyone in Korea at the time knew about it. And it's
0:14.7	interesting because typically South Korean apartments will go viral for being
0:18.7	expensive. There's complexes like 9-1-Hannan complex in South Korea.
0:24.7	We briefly covered it on my other channel,
0:26.8	Stephanie Sue, but it almost has this black mirror
0:29.7	feeling to it.
0:30.7	It's like a fortress in the middle of Seoul, South Korea. Even in order to get in, not
0:36.1	into somebody's personal unit, but just onto the grounds, the walking path outside.
0:41.1	You need to pass a four step verification system. The complex, it's like a
0:46.4	city inside a city, it's really crazy. A lot of K-pop idols live there. And typically,
0:52.1	these units will go viral because a
0:53.9	K-pop idol will come and drop 7 million in cash for it 15 million in cash for it and
0:59.2	it's all over the news you don't really hear about random regular apartments going viral.
1:06.2	This one bedroom apartment went viral for what happened inside. You step
1:12.1	inside this unit and you're going to feel like you're in some sort of
1:15.7	serial killers bunker. The place is foul, even just looking at pictures of it. There's not many surfaces,
1:21.7	it's barely furnished, but the few flat surfaces there are, they're greasy.
1:26.8	They're not even sticky looking. They look greasy like they're covered, slick and oil.
1:31.5	The whole place is said to smell like perpetually wet towels.
1:36.3	It's like there were towels bunched up and thrown into the corner and just forgotten.
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