Cops Discover Serial Killer's Horrific Secrets | The Korean "Raincoat" Killer
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- Опубликовано: 10 апр 2024
- In this True Crime documentary, we review Korea's Serial Killer, Yoo Young-Chul, and how he managed to evade officers and even make them believe he was two seperate killers.
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Netflix also has a documentary about this guy, and there was only one woman forensic on the team at the time. She, Kim Hee Sook, was interviewed throughout the docuseries, and the most emotional part was how she teared up recounting the gravesite. She was deadset on fingerprinting every single body of every woman to a point where she apparently held the wrist of one victim and said "Please help me return you to your family" over and over again
Edit: The Netflix series is called The Raincoat Killer: Chasing a Predator in Korea
Thank you for sharing that.. they'll never be forgotten.
Heart-wrenching.
Poor lady chose the wrong job
@@Flaschenteufelobviously she chose the right job, and I’m sure families of victims she’s helped identify are glad she chose it, too.
@@Flaschenteufel Correction. Serial killer should not exist in anyone's life. S'o'x workers have been around since the beginning of time.
I feel really bad for the guy who discovered his family slaughtered, I don't even want to imagine how awful his emotions must have been when he found them.
I agree. Three generations of a family slaughtered all for one man’s twisted desires
Unbelievably very sad indeed 😢😢😢
That would be the most devastating feeling a person could experience.
the bit about screaming at the fish tank demanding answers would be hilarious in any other context, but here it's tragic
Ok, I was not ready to hear the words "Two decades ago, in 2003." Lordy, I'm old.
I graduated high school in 2001, so yeah . . . I feel you.
I'm having a crisis about age too 😅
@@TheElbowMerchant I graduated HS in 89 and I am tired of AARP reminding me 😂😂
@@MsEmpress4life😂😂
I graduated in ‘02 and my daughter is graduating from the same school next month. She pointed out “Dang mom you have a graduate more than 20 years later! How that feel?” …little jerk 😂
Guy with red jacket is not youngchul he is Jong Nam Gyu who is another serial killer at that time in Korea
Is it weird that despite the dark topics you cover, I find your voice incredibly soothing? The moment I hear you welcoming us back to the coffee shop, it's like the tension just goes right out of me, lol.
Why do you think he's almost at 2 million subs? Because it's not weird and that's why he's so popular.
His voice is narcotic.
I completely agree!! His voice is so soothing that before bed I put on one of his videos to fall asleep to! Guess I’m a weirdo too! Lol 🤷🏼♀️😂
I fall asleep to it and then wake up the next day and rewatch 😂
Ok now I like the beard..
6:36 I thought you were going to say "sadly, the fish didn't answer." 😂
I can hear Adrien saying that 😅😂😂
Thanks for featuring older victims. I’m a senior myself and crimes against the elderly aren’t as uncommon as you think because we present what appears to be easy targets! How could he escape t😢interview room? Usually once the door closes, it locks.
Not a senior, but I totally understand where you’re coming from. Margart Douglas 😔☹️
This feels exceptionally sad. All those beautiful people, some even sleeping cozily in their beds. The shattered father who comes home to find he no longer has his family in the most horrific way. 😥
On another note, I love your excellent pronunciation of Asian names.
Lastly, yes to more international/Asian cases. The Thai episodes were fascinating - a whole different world. One gets sick of repetitious cases. Thanks so much, Adrian. --Toronto 🇨🇦
Wouldnt have happened if they had shared their money with the less fortunate
@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203LMAO! Could your comment be more ignorant? Do you have proof of that assumptive statement? Please get a grip and keep your ignorant opinions to yourself.
@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 Shut up.
@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 You are not seriously defending a serial killer...
@@gijane2cantwaittoseeyou203 brother you need to be a millionaire these days to even be like lower middle class... these people didnt have crazy amounts of wealth?@?@
There are channels I tuned to after getting my first true crime episodes from this channel, including Dire Trip (via Q&A recommendation). It’s safe to say that I keep returning and checking only this channel on a weekly basis. I’ve noticed that over the time only Coffeehouse Crime has remained authentic and progressed to something new organically. The work ethic of the creator is on another level as well as the politeness and respect for total strangers and even victims who were not angels at all. It’s refreshingly entertaining and the manner of storytelling is very satisfying for pickier people like myself. All in all, a terrific job, Adrien.
Well said. For me I think it's his politeness and caring. It matters.
That's why I subscribed !!! Every video notified !!
I like Dire Trip too
I found Coffehouse from comments on Thatchapter and Coffehouse has grew substantially since that time. I used to watch a lot of Dire myself, but I started noticing he was more "media" minded which I won't explain here, but rather just say think for yourself using your own common sense and don't use media created buzzwords designed to input fear into likeminded people. I do understand he's a young kid and may grow out of it so I will from time to time still look at his channel.
I'm severely picky as well, CHC has been my favorite since I discovered the channel! The respect is unparallelled.
BTW, I sleep with your channel playing in the background! Your voice helps me sleep.
Can I sleep over and stare at you while you sleep?
Hahahaha just kidding
And his coffee keeps you awake😅
wish he had podcast channel
Same
Same here
This case actually inspired the South Korean thriller: The Chaser (2008) - 추격자 (2008). It's one hell of a film, featuring some of the greatest of Korean actors.
Good movie, but tough to watch. One of Kim Yoo-jung's earliest roles.
Hi, Adrian! The photo you used at 17:47 and 18:05 is of a different serial killer, Jeong Nam-gyu (정남규). The evidence photo from 22:59 is also his.
Jeong Nam-gyu committed crimes between 2004 and 2006, coinciding with Yoo Young-Chul (2003-2004). Yoo Young-Chul even falsely confessed to the crime that Jeong Nam-gyu committed. Jeong Nam-gyu was furious about this, so he said to the officers that he want to ‘set the record straight’.
They look alike
Thank you for your diverse content!! After years of watching other RUclipsrs on true crime, you’re one of the few I know I can rely on for new and interesting content. On a personal note, 2023 was an incredibly rough year for me, and in the moments I couldn’t get out of my own head, I would turn to my favorite RUclipsrs to help get my mind off things. So thank you for all your hard work and efforts- it kept me from having to go on a search for videos I could tolerate lol
thank you! I hope 2024 treats you well!
Seconded...😉
Thank you!! I have definitely made 2024 my year ✨💕
Been a fan for a long time, and still go back and re-listen to some cases while I'm working. Love the work, and always looking forward to new uploads. Hope to hear some Louisiana cases soon!
Or even a video on famous cases in New Orleans specifically… I’m from here so maybe biased hehe :3
@@sophiegubler9973 Same! Born BAton Rouge, but live all around the Nola, Kenner, Metairie area. I miss Mardi Gras so much lol
I used to listen to a lot more true crime but Coffeehouse is one of the only ones I still do anymore because of how much attention he gives to the victims. too many almost feel like they're glorifying the killer and their violence but coffee gives such a focus on who deserves the attention.
This serial killer was featured in the kdrama, Through the Darkness. It's a really good detective genre series based on real crimes in SK. I highly recommend!
As a South African fan I love seeing that you pay attention to international stories as much as those that are local to you. Speaking of South Africa... Have you looked into the van Breda family murders.... Tons of forensics there...
Another insane case (not South African thought) is the Halderson's murders in Wisconsin. Do yourself a favour and watch the States opening statement... It's a masterclass!!!!
Can't wait till your next release!
The sensitivity with which you handle these stories is remarkable. The anger I feel towards the perpetrators is immense.
Adrain's voice is calming and soothing as it lulls you into listening to crime...
I agree
I lived in South Korea for a year teaching English.
It really is SO safe. I left my wallet and phone at the coffee shop by the hiking place.
Did my hike, came back after about 2 hours. My stuff was untouched.
Nowhere is safe, just because you were safe doesn’t mean many people are not safe there. Stealing is not the only crime possible, doesn’t endanger you or your life.
@@shachede6828 oh relax
@@shachede6828In comparison to the U.S., the U.K., and other countries/regions, yes it most definitely is safe. Please educate yourself, and please consider humbling your need to be obnoxious towards others.
@@stephei1082 True. A lot of countries in the Western world have parts in cities you can't even walk alone on the street. It's gotten crazy over the decades here.
Why would you even leave your stuff like thst? Lol
One of the best storytellers on line in my opinion very easy to listen to with the odd punch line throwing in keep up the good work
I feel bad for laughing when he yelled at the goldfish 😂
😂😮😂
At least I'm not the only one going to hell for laughing as well 😂
@@4leafangel222 imagine being the fish , like "what did I do?"
It was funny, but completely heart breaking. I just couldn't begin to imagine his desperation to find out who did it.
Where's American Dad when you need them?
My fiancé have been watching your channel since you started. Your channel is awesome!
Thank you, to the both of you!
His channel is the best true crime channel his due diligence and sensitivity to the cases is onof if not the best on RUclips
@@wedabestradi096truth!
A couple that watches gory true crime together, stays together. Happy togetherness
A HELLO 👋 from Kentucky , since I found your channel a year ago I have been a faithful listener! Thank u for the respect u show towards the VICTIM’s and their LOVED ONES❤❤
Hey there. Originally from West Kentucky, how ‘bout you?
@@CoExist64 Born and raised here East Ky. Pikeville to be exact and that’s where I raised my 2 beautiful kids now in their 20s!!!
@LindaHamilton-yu3qz cool! Murray here, down near Tennessee. Glad to 'meet' you
From one true crime channel to another, we are loving these videos!
South Korea is not as safe as people like to claim. Studies have shown that many crimes go unreported in SK; for instance, rape is largely unreported as it is seen as a personal matter and can affect family reputations if reported. Child and spousal abuse are also extremely underreported for the same reason. Additionally, like in many countries, these issues can be seen as personal matters that don't require police intervention although they are technically illegal. That being said, the amount of cameras everywhere and a lack of weapons do make crime less frequent overall.
They always go with the reputation, yet they don't know that international public knows this. Them trying to protect their reputation is also ruining their reputation. They also want to project their country as perfect yet in the end the pressure being put on the younger generation is one of causes of high suicidal rate in their country. They protect men in rape, child and women abuse because of patriarchal beliefs.
Yep, a ton of crazies in that country. Stephanie of Rotten Mango (and her other channels) does a thorough job of reporting a lot of really freaky crimes there. Tons of crime against women/children and the punishment is often laughable compared to the violence and atrocities committed against these vulnerable populations. Sick, sick, twisted people there.
Actually they only consider it rape if a foreigner commits it, if it's a national they just consider it normal.
@doodahgurlie she cover stories about every country tho lol and I'm sure she focus on Korean stories more cuz she's is korean herself lmao
That's probably why it seems like the crimes we do hear about are pretty brutal
Thanks Adrian from Canada, found your channel 6 months ago and I managed to power through all your content! Now I wait patiently for new posts, keep up the great work. Best crime show ever!
I lived in S. Korea in 93-94. We were living 25 kilometers from the dmz & were there when Kim il sung died. We were always on high alert in that little town. But it was an awesome experience to get to live there. The culture was awesome, the people were great and the food was the best! My fav is bulgogi and rice with yakimandu (dumplings), & the street food was amazing. Anyway, I don't think I've heard of this case before & am excited to dive in, I just got excited that you were discussing a place I lived and that was one of the best experiences of my life so I wanted to comment & share a bit. Keep up the good work! 💜
Ah, a fellow expat, hi! Are you originally from a Western country? I'm just curious as to how different the culture was to where you grew up. I'm an American expat in the UK. I've recently thought about relocating to the Far East. I'm quite curious about it.
I've heard that English teachers are in need often throughout the Far East & Asia.
@@Julia-uh4li hi! I'm not a full expat (yet, my husband died 3 years ago so things have gotten difficult). I love exploring other cultures and the best way to do that is to really immerse yourself in the culture. Personally I love eastern countries. Korea is the only Asian country I've lived in . They do need English teachers there, I've known many who have gone that route. I'm originally from America. The culture is very different from the West and back then I didn't know as much as I do now so there was some culture shock. But it's a really cool country. We used to get on the subway, randomly point to a subway stop far from Seoul and just go explore. We found amusement parks, burial mounds, amazing open air markets, temples etc. we visited Gyeongbokgung palace 2x, once in winter when the koi ponds around the palace were frozen, and again in summer where we could feed the fish we even saw a traditional wedding in traditional clothing which was a really neat experience because it was very different from weddings in America. I'd recommend you to go! There's a ton of expats there , and American military, and most of the people there understand English well enough to communicate if you need/want to. Good luck, I hope you do it! 💜
As someone who makes a point of trying every dish in the whole world, which leads to many confusing hours in the supermarket looking for ingredients, bulgogi is a favorite. Think I'll make some next week.
Today's food on the table will be honey glaced salmon with Polenta. Yes, I am hungry.
Sorry this was a weird comment, take care and stay safe.
I’m surprised because this is one of the most famous cases from Korea
At this point when the notification bell goes off I’m like Pavlov’s Dog. 😅 I just dropped everything ❤ thanks Adrian!
Thanks again Adrian. I love your presentations. You're always very compassionate in your telling,taking care not to blame the victim and also considering the impact on family and friends. Much appreciated. Luv from Canada👋
My favorite crime channel. Love the coffee!!
The coffee theme is an insult to the real victims of the crimes he is covering.
While you're right. (Talking about murder for entertainment over a fictional ☕) Watching it is to. But hey were all human and these murders are so far away from us and we're all just bored apes..
@@CURVEDGLASS123how?
@@CURVEDGLASS123👎🏼
Your comment is an insult to Adrian, IMO. He didn't insult anyone. Do you think sponsorship about coffee during a video is an insult on the victims? Coffeehouse Crime.... Coffee and crime. You are really reaching.... He is extremely respectful and would never disrespect anyone!
My favourite channel, plus loving the new longer series.
Korea was my first Active Duty Post in the U.S. Army.
I remember the food and drink, the people, the smells, and the highways lined with beautiful geography. Rest stops with street carts that would sell peanut butter pancakes and vending machines that offered hot coffee in a can. Everything was different, new, and beautiful. I’m so glad I had that experience, I just wish I hadn’t had so much to drink while I was there.
Sounds great! I would love to visit someday.
The peanut butter pancake would be called Hotteok! It is filled with crushed peanuts and brown sugar.
I don’t think I’d hear of this case before. Thanks Adrian. Another quality video. Cheers from Sydney Australia ❤
One thing I love about you; you’re just passionate about coffee. If the country a case happens in you just hype it up. Solely for the coffee, not the egregious events you speak of.
Hello from Vernon, BC, Canada 🇨🇦
Great channel! I’ve enjoyed it for well over a year now !
Greetings from Germany! Really like your channel. You're doing great work.
South Korean police are extremely bad at solving murders, grapes and other violent crimes. They are not trained in it. And since they don't even speak English, they can't learn from other countries such as Germany, who's police is very good at solving these types of crimes. They are simply too prideful to even WANT to learn from police in other countries or ask for their help.
Many murdered women, men and children in korea could have been alive if the Korean police studied for example German or Brittish police work and/or asked them for help. The "pride" of the Korean police is the reason for so many innocent people losing their lives.
no friking way youre near 2 million subs. no joke but i was here since you had 10,000 😩
Nearly 2 Milly subs!! Proud of you💕
Hi Adrian, thank you for all the hard work you put into each story you share with us. I have been a fan for about 3 years and always look forward to hearing your voice & seeing Nero. I think it would be interesting to hear more stories from Asia as most of the more notable stories from America are told on every crime channel & I eventually run out of content to watch, sadly, until the next shocking crime happens & then cycle starts again. I also find the crimes from Asia are different, adding a sense of intrigue to them.
So that is why south Korea drama has so many serial killers.
On another note, there are many crimes that you could base a video on, from the channel rotten mango, as they cover many interesting crimes.
A future video should definitely be about the serial killer who killed 1500 people.
I’ve been your fan for over 2 years & never miss an episode- All of them are gold. Thank you, Adrian 😇
i've been a fan for the longest time! thank you so much for posting amazing videos each week!
Your content is awesome, Adrian!! Wishing good health to you and Nero!!!
Good morning Adrian and Nero! 🥰 Always happy to see you post a new video! With much appreciation from the US!
"The rich they know what they've done" 😂😂😂. Love it
I absolutely love how well researched your videos are. The way you articulate the descriptions of some actions really brings you into the story. Love you Adrian. Thank you as always.
I binge watch true crime channels while I work, yes they are all ok in their own way but I keep coming back to this channel each and every week.
You have the golden touch with your channel. I don't care where the murder cases come from you always make them extremely interesting. Thank you. God bless you and yours. Stay safe. ( I hope Nero is doing well. )
So glad to find your video today! Exactly what I needed at this moment! Thank you!😊
Always here watching for your new upload! My top crime channel.Thank you Adrian! Greetings from Switzerland 🇨🇭
The ONLY True Crime Channel I watch RELIGIOUSLY! 💖💖Thanks for all the hard work you put into this channel. Oh, and My husband and I LOVE your COFFEE!
Yes I would love to hear more of these type of videos. Great job Adrian! Thank you
I love love love to watch and hear you. Much love from Portugal ❤️
thank you!!
I figured out why even though these are terrible story. I perfer your channel to all others. It is the compassion in your voice that comes through for the victims.
Thanks, Adrian. Excellent coverage while still keeping it respectful.
I like how you cover cases around the world. They’re all sad but there certainly were a lot of innocent victims in this story.
Thank you for covering this case. I always appreciate hearing about cases that aren’t regularly covered in the US & in general. I would love to hear about more cases from Asia, as well as from other parts of the world.
I love that I got get to enjoy this on my day off, thank you!
Thank you Adrian!!! I love all your content!! I love to hear any stories you wish to cover!! You do it with so much respect and care! Much love and respect
It's so fascinating hearing stories like that from places over seas! Thank you Broseph! Keep em coming please
Thank goodness.... I needed a post from you!!
I remember a couple of years ago reading an incident on reddit of this killer, where someone escaped him on the LetsNotMeet subreddit. It was crazy he was on the elevator with them and chased then into their home.
Yay! Excited to get notified that a new video is posted from Adrian!!!
Yes Adrian you have a very gentle and smoothing voice
Right on time! thanks for another video ❤
You are doing a great job buddy, keep up the good work. Keep creating content and keep caffeinated.
Thank you for covering topics particularly from Asia etc. Most RUclips crime channels seems to cover US/Canada cases over and over again, and I end up unsubscribing from them through boredom of same old, same old. You truly upload new and interesting cases which will in the end differentiate which channels people want to watch.
This is one of my favorite subscriptions. I agree, such a soothing and relaxing voice. Will always watch new episodes
Love your channel and getting to see Nero of course! 😊 Your dedication and hard work is appreciated. Please keep them coming.
Fantastic another Korean case my fave as well as the Japanese cases :) thank you for your content Adrian xx
Omg Adrian!! I had to pause the video! YOU ARE NEARLY 2MIL SUBSCRIBERS!!! wow 🎉👏🏽 i am so happy for you. When i subscribed there were only few of us ! Amazing work! Anyway back to the video 😂
Hi just want you to know i love your videos, and your narrative voice is so soothing you suck everyone right into the stories. PLEASE keep this up.
Thank you for another great work day due to your upload. Appreciate the hard work and respect you put in your videos.
A guy wearing red outerwear is not You young chul
He is Jong Nam Gyoo
He was serial killer too but he is not You Young Chul
You mixed wrong pics
Another video! Nice! I always love seeing videos from you :) You're one of my fav crime channels because not only is your voice very calming, you tell the stories of the victim and focus more on them than their killers!
Love the channel. Listen almost every day! Always very profession and sensitive to the victims.
Thanks so much for your videos, I love hearing new stories from all around the world, not just the USA
You’re voice is so calming and soothing
Thanks for the different stories Adrian. Great format for a change. Thank you much.❤❤❤❤❤❤
That was an EXCELLENT video.. Keep up the great work.. Thank You
It's odd to hear this here after hearing a story narrated by LazyMasquerade in which a woman narrowly escaped Yoo. As always, well researched, and narrated! Thank you much.
Huge fan! I think you have the best content in this genre!
I just love your voice and the way you bring us the message..constantly keep one on the tip of your chair...keep up the good work! 👌👌👌
Not sure why, but that surprised me that S. Korea has a booming coffee scene... That is really cool to know
Love the channel. Keep up the good work.
Perfect! Im just about to sleep and your videos make me sleep faster😂😂 i watch it again the following day😂 thanks Adrian❤ love from the 🇵🇭🇵🇭
I’m hooked on your channel and your manner of telling the story. I think any story that is unusual and fascinating is wonderful in your representation, be it from Asia or anywhere else in the world. Thank you for your content! ❤️🔥
Thank u for another stories i love hearing or watching your true crime stories no loud backround music or scary music just soothing voice even the story like this is very scary..😊thanks
Thanks Adrian. Love listening to you.
From NC USA
WOAH! Haven’t been here in a while but you are rocking that beard my guy!
Great video as always, i love to watch your videos when i have some free time while cooking or taking sun.
Keep up the good work!
I love how Interesting your videos are, and there not too long like some.
I have been learning a lot from your channel, it has helped me know people's minds better. This world is scary
Love your work !
Hello there Adrian I just want to say I look forward to your Videos every Week! Your Channel is very Addictive I look forward to them every Week, Thanks for all you do☕
Always well done stories! Thanks!
Great job, as always! And I have to say that u are lookin' mighty SPIFFY there, Sweetie! (That's Texan for 'Your beard/goatee/whatever is lookin' GOOD, Handsome!! 😂)
This one is definitely at the top of my most disturbing list! Thanks Adrian!!
These videos are so amazing,, thank you been here a year ,, and couldn't do without your videos now
Adrian, for a while I have been obsessed with your content, as well as Dark Asia with Megan. Such great video quality and narrating with you two!