Unmasking the Vandal: Shocking Revelations in the Hunt for the 'Urine and Fire Extinguisher' Culprit

The shocking details of a vandal who wreaked havoc on an unmanned photo studio with urine and fire extinguishers are being pursued by the police, as revealed in 'Secrets of Detectives.'

In the episode airing on February 9 at 10 PM on Channel A's 'Secrets of Detectives,' the segment 'Detective 24 Hours' uncovers additional criminal activities of the vandal who committed bizarre acts in the heart of Seoul. Last week, a client appeared on the show seeking help to find the perpetrator who caused approximately 70 million won in damages to their unmanned photo studio. The vandal entered the studio during the early hours, used a lost card to make a 950,000 won transaction, and shockingly urinated throughout the premises. Four days later, the vandal returned, discharged a fire extinguisher throughout the store, and vanished within three minutes. The damages, including the destruction of expensive photography equipment and business losses, amounted to about 70 million won.

During the investigation, a tip emerged identifying the vandal as a teenage boy from Hong Kong, accompanied by his mother. The informant added that they appeared homeless and seemed to attend a nearby church. With conflicting information about the fire extinguisher vandal, a foreign homeless individual, and a churchgoer, the Goblin Detective Team sets out to investigate the church mentioned in the tip. A church official explains that the mother and son came to Korea for Bible study and were staying at a prayer center. The official also mentions that the church classes ended a month ago, raising the possibility that the vandal and his mother have already returned to Hong Kong, heightening the tension.

The detective team quickly heads to the prayer center where they reportedly stayed. However, another shocking revelation emerges during the investigation. The mother and son have already left the prayer center, and the police are also searching for the vandal. A prayer center official testifies that the boy discharged over a dozen fire extinguishers, leaving everyone in shock. It is revealed that they are being pursued by the police for other incidents as well, plunging the situation into chaos. Shortly after, the client expresses disbelief, saying, "This doesn't make sense. It's too outrageous," while the show's cast, including Defconn, are equally stunned.

What transpired during the investigation, and will the detective team be able to track down the unmanned photo studio vandal? The outcome can be seen on Monday, February 9, at 10 PM on Channel A's 'Secrets of Detectives.'

Reporter: Kim Ji-won, TenAsia one@tenasia.co.kr