After the abolition of the prosecution's right to supplementary investigation, public anxiety about the police's sole investigative authority is growing.
Panelists criticized that with the current police investigation system, similar incidents could continue to emerge, likening it to 'Pandora's box being opened'.
Public anxiety is increasing due to the strengthening of the police's sole investigative authority, and successive incidents support these concerns.
The police officer in question independently closed the case, citing the missing person's wish not to contact their family, and reportedly responded inadequately even though the missing person's body was found near their home.
The panelist stated that this situation is leading to the expression 'a hell gate is opening'. Voices of criticism are being raised about the strengthening of police authority rather than improvements to the investigation system.
Evidence also emerged of a false conclusion as a traffic accident death, drawing greater criticism. Kwon Ye-young raised suspicions that the number of self-conclusion cases handled by the officer could be around 300.
This suggests the possibility that the missing person is not in Korea but may be involved in crimes such as human trafficking or organ trafficking. The police also appear to have recognized the seriousness of this matter and requested international cooperation in the investigation.
Reporter Joo Jin-woo pointed out that Chinese pickpocketing organizations are operating in South Korea. Such pickpocketing crimes are often carried out through organized training, and evidence suggests that Chinese crime organizations are using Jeju Island as a base. Consequently, concerns are being raised that Jeju Island's visa-free entry system could be linked to security issues.
Kwon Ye-young pointed out that the president's approval rating continues to fall, reaching a level where the public no longer considers him president. He urged the government to quickly come to its senses, do what the people want, and return to the right path.
Within the Democratic Party, a resolution demanding the expulsion of Rep. Do Yi-sin-su was brought up for insulting the May 18th movement, but Son Soo-jo criticized that Rep. Kim Min-seok, who engaged in inappropriate behavior at the May 18th event, should be expelled first.
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