[Breaking] Head of National Investigation Agency: "Cause of death for missing Jeju woman unknown due to decomposition... investigating all possibilities"

Hong Seok-ki, Head of the National Investigation Agency (NIA) of the Korean National Police Agency, stated on the 31st regarding the case of Jang Mi-ran (37), who was found dead in Jeju 104 days after going missing, that "we are investigating all possibilities to uncover the truth."
During a press conference held at the headquarters in Seodaemun-gu, Seoul, on this day, Hong stated, "Due to the decomposition of the body, the National Forensic Service (NFS) has confirmed the cause of death as unknown."
Addressing the controversy over the inadequate investigation, Hong said, "While it was the misconduct of certain personnel, the commanders, including myself, reflect deeply on this," adding, "Managers must ensure that the system functions properly."
He continued, "As the police stand on our own, we feel a heavy sense of responsibility for the investigative powers granted to us by the people," emphasizing, "We will strengthen our investigative capabilities and proceed starting with the areas we can manage ourselves." It has been identified that, so far, no additional police officers have been booked besides Sergeant Bu, the parent of the officer who falsely closed the case of Ms. Jang's disappearance. Sergeant Bu has provided some statements regarding the motive, and the police are currently verifying the facts of the statements.
[Breaking] Head of National Investigation Agency: "Cause of death for missing Jeju woman unknown due to decomposition... investigating all possibilities"n.news.naver.com New NIA Head Hong Seok-ki. Yonhap News Hong Seok-ki, Head of the National Investigation Agency of the Korean National Police Agency, stated on the 31st regarding the case of Jang Mi-ran (37), who was found dead in Jeju 104 days after going missing, that "we are investigating all possibilities to uncover the truth"