Profilers Warn Against Signs of Dating Violence on 'You Quiz on the Block'
Profilers Warn Against Signs of Dating Violence on 'You Quiz on the Block'
On the latest episode of tvN's 'You Quiz on the Block,' renowned profilers Pyo Chang-won and Kwon Il-yong issued a stark warning about the alarming signs of dating violence.

During the episode aired on the 11th, the two experts shed light on the grim reality of dating violence that has shocked society. They specifically referenced the infamous Gangnam medical student murder case, offering a sharp analysis of the perpetrator's distorted possessiveness and the 'warning signs' that were overlooked.
Profilers Warn Against Signs of Dating Violence on 'You Quiz on the Block'
Profilers Warn Against Signs of Dating Violence on 'You Quiz on the Block'
Kwon Il-yong and Pyo Chang-won highlighted dating violence and stalking as cases of particular concern. Pyo Chang-won revealed the gravity of the situation, stating, "There are about 40 reported cases a day, with a victim dying every 2 to 3 days."

Pyo Chang-won recounted a specific incident, "Not too long ago, a top medical student from one of Korea's most prestigious universities, who had even scored perfectly on the college entrance exam, brutally murdered his girlfriend on a rooftop in Gangnam, Seoul. He was on the verge of becoming a doctor."

Explaining the horrific motive behind the murder, Pyo Chang-won said, "He was using his wealthy girlfriend to open a hospital, treating relationships as tools for possession and control, and resorting to harm when things didn't go his way."
Profilers Warn Against Signs of Dating Violence on 'You Quiz on the Block'
Profilers Warn Against Signs of Dating Violence on 'You Quiz on the Block'
On how to recognize dating violence early, Pyo Chang-won advised, "Avoid anyone who is overly interested in your phone. You must break up immediately," he warned firmly.

He further advised, "If someone makes threatening remarks like 'I won't let you go,' they are likely to act on it. Any unwanted or violent contact should be reported immediately."

Kwon Il-yong added, "Pay attention to how they relieve stress. Violence will eventually come back to you." Host Yoo Jae-suk urged viewers, "This is not something you can handle alone, so please report it to the police."

Na-yeon Cho, TenAsia Reporter nybluebook@tenasia.co.kr