He Put On Her Clothes and Walked Out of His Own Crime Scene

At 10:30 p.m., security cameras catch a woman in a skirt pulling a suitcase toward Dongdaegu Station. For two days, that footage convinced police and her own family that she was still alive somewhere in Daegu. She wasn’t. She’d been dead since six o’clock that same morning — and the “woman” on camera was actually her university lecturer, wearing her clothes. When 25-year-old Chinese graduate student went missing just days before she was due to fly home with her degree in hand, her boyfriend filed the missing-person report himself. It took police two days, a missed flight, and hours of CCTV footage to realize the man searching for her was the one who’d killed her — and that her remains were already scattered across five cities. This is the case of Zheng Changsheng: a university lecturer with a documented history of pursuing his students, a disguise elaborate enough to fool investigators for days, and an official motive that falls apart the moment you look closely at it. 🔔 New true crime cases from across Asia every week — subscribe so you don’t miss the next one. 💬 Do you believe his version of events, or hers? Let me know in the comments.