00:00The remains of a South Korean student, who was lured to Cambodia for what he thought
00:11was a high-paying job, returned home on Tuesday, 74 days after he was found dead.
00:16A South Korean investigator, who visited Cambodia for an autopsy, handed over the urn containing
00:22the student's ashes to a police official at Incheon International Airport.
00:26The college student, who was found dead in August, was tortured to death in a case linked
00:32to an employment scam.
00:37Scam operations in Cambodia are estimated to have about 200,000 workers, including 1,000
00:42South Koreans.
00:44Some were lured with the promise of a well-paid job, but many forced to do so under threats
00:48of violence.
00:49South Korean police are seeking to detain most of the 64 repatriated citizens.
00:55The returnees, who were arrested in Cambodia in recent months, are implicated in various
00:59crimes linked to voice phishing, romance scams and no-show fraud schemes, according to police.
01:06No-show scams are a new kind of fraud where scammers make large reservations or take advance payments
01:11under a false identity and disappear with the money.
01:15The South Korean government has set up a task force to help nationals lured into working
01:19in scam compounds and secure the release of those held against their will.
01:23What makes you think?
01:25That means that you can do things.
01:25You can do things like a movement in the way the streets are now.
01:26That means that you will run back in a way.
01:28You can still nerve, the streets are now, you can step back in space.
01:29You can also see the streets that have come to many people.
01:31In a way you can fall here with ease.
01:32You can do things like a shift.
01:33But when you decide on the streets of a strange world, I don't really know.
01:35It's going to be a relationship.
01:37You can do things like a walk.
01:39If you do things like a walk, I can tell you.
01:41I can do things like that.
01:43You can do things like a walk or a walk at a walk, just outside, too.
01:45That's going to be a walk.
01:47And you're ak-talking, too, so it's going to be a walk.
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