South Korean ‘sugar cane killer’ extradited from Philippines over drug empire
•A Philippine prison was supposed to contain Park Wang-yeol.
•Instead, according to South Korean investigators, it became his office from which an alleged drug trafficking empire was run, complete with a “VIP” lifestyle, a Telegram alias and a girlfriend summone...
•On Wednesday, after nine years of failed extradition attempts, that arrangement finally came to an end.
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A Philippine prison was supposed to contain Park Wang-yeol. Instead, according to South Korean investigators, it became his office from which an alleged drug trafficking empire was run, complete with a “VIP” lifestyle, a Telegram alias and a girlfriend summoned to his cell on demand. On Wednesday, after nine years of failed extradition attempts, that arrangement finally came to an end. Bearded, silent and dressed in casual clothing, the 48-year-old arrived at Incheon International Airport near...المصدر: South China Morning Post | Source: South China Morning Post
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