South Korean police have recovered additional remains of a Chinese graduate student who is believed to have been killed and dismembered by a local university lecturer. The suspect, a 30-something Chinese man named Jeong, is alleged to have disposed of the victim's remains across multiple locations, including Gyeongju and Gunpo. Surveillance footage shows Jeong wearing women's clothing and traveling to a train station where he reportedly disabled the victim's phone. He later claimed the woman was his girlfriend and reported her missing, which authorities now suspect was a false statement. Police are continuing their search for remaining body parts and are analyzing evidence, though Jeong has refused a psychopathy assessment. The case involves both criminal investigation and potential obstruction of justice charges.
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