Unraveling the Family Murder Mystery on 'Brave Detectives 4'
The latest episode of 'Brave Detectives 4' delves into the chilling truth behind a family murder case that unfolded in a natural recreation forest. Meanwhile, host Lee Yi-kyung has temporarily stepped down from the show following personal controversies, as announced on the 24th of last month. He plans to return once the issues are resolved, but has yet to make his comeback.

The 69th episode, airing on the 30th on T-Cast's E Channel, is directed by Lee Ji-sun and features former KCSI Superintendent Yoon Wae-chul and Inspector Kim Jin-soo, who reveal their investigation logs. Comedian Um Ji-yoon joins as a guest.

This episode unveils a mysterious fire incident at a local natural recreation forest. The case began when a manager reported to the police, "Two bungalows burned down overnight." Tension escalates as it is confirmed that guests were staying in the burned bungalows. A car parked between the two bungalows was also found burned to its frame.

Unraveling the Family Murder Mystery on 'Brave Detectives 4'
Four bodies were discovered at the scene, burned beyond recognition. According to the manager, the only person who came to collect the bungalow keys the previous day was a man in his 40s, the reservation holder. The car's owner was identified as the reservation holder's wife, leading detectives to suspect the deceased were a family, prompting an urgent investigation.

DNA analysis confirmed that three of the four bodies belonged to one family, but the identity of the fourth remains unknown. As evidence of murder, arson, and fraud emerged, Ahn Jung-hwan expressed shock, asking, "What is the true identity of the perpetrator?" The full story of the family murder case, including additional murder details revealed after the suspect's arrest, can be seen on 'Brave Detectives 4'.

'Brave Detectives 4' airs every Friday at 9:50 PM and is available on major OTT platforms like Netflix, TVING, and Wavve. Viewers can also find updates and videos on E Channel's official YouTube and Instagram. Additionally, the E Channel original web variety show 'Detective Talk', expanding the 'Brave Detectives' universe, shares behind-the-scenes stories of investigations and real-life cases of executed criminals in South Korea. It is released every Friday at 7 PM on the 'Detective Talk' YouTube channel.

Lee So-jung, TenAsia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr
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