South Korean Live Broadcaster Tragically Found Dead in Cambodian Ditch

South Korea’s 33-year-old well-known live broadcast host Ah Ying announced the suspension of live broadcast activities in March, and has rarely shown her face in public. Unexpectedly, it was discovered recently, and the body was found in a ditch in Cambodia. The police said that the 30-year-old mainland man surnamed Lai and the 39-year-old woman surnamed Cai confessed to abandoning the corpse, and the case will be investigated and handled according to law.

According to Rasmei Kampuchea Daily, a female body was found on the 6th in a ditch in the suburbs of the capital, Phnom Penh, in Gandansten County, Gandan Province, and was covered with a red cloth. According to police investigation, the deceased was a 33-year-old South Korean woman surnamed Bian (변아영, BYIN A YEONG), and the person who abandoned the body was a couple from mainland China.

The husband and wife team revealed that at 5:54 p.m. on the 4th, the side girl went to the clinic for serum injections, but she suddenly had a seizure and finally died. When they saw the situation, they wrapped the dead body with the red pad of the clinic, and then moved it to a blue Toyota Prius produced in 2007. In the car, the corpse was taken to Ganden Province. The police said that the criminal police department has filed a case and handed over the two suspects to the Phnom Penh City Court for formalities.

However, various media have quoted that the local media “RSC” reported on the 6th that the side girl had serious beating marks on her face, as well as neck fractures and burns.

It is understood that the full name of the deceased is Bian Eying (변아영, transliteration), a live broadcaster with more than 250,000 followers on IG. In March of this year, she posted an article mentioning that she had “liquidated” the days of the live broadcaster and would live like a normal person for the time being. When she returned to South Korea again, she would make a sincere video to explain to fans.

According to the “Seoul Economic Daily” report, a person from the South Korean embassy in Cambodia said, “We plan to provide as much consular assistance as possible to the family of the deceased, including funeral procedures.” The report pointed out that the results of the autopsy have not yet been confirmed. The position is that an autopsy is needed to determine the exact cause of death, but they are awaiting a decision from the family of the deceased.