Of find of bones in suitcases in New Zealand last month led to an arrest in South Korea. A 42-year-old woman was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of killing two children.
The human remains of the two children were found in suitcases at an auction in Auckland last month. An unsuspecting family had bought the suitcases, found the bones and called the police immediately.
He later reported that the children’s bodies had probably been in suitcases in a closet for years. The children would have been between five and ten years old.
The Korean authorities, who were looking for the woman at the request of the New Zealand police, arrested her The Guardian arrested in the city of Ulsan. The Korean woman will remain detained in South Korea until she can be extradited to New Zealand.
Late last month, Auckland authorities said they were looking for a Korean woman of New Zealand nationality. She could be a relative and she could also be the mother of the deceased children.
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