Molka has remained an unresolved issue in Korea for years. If you know how I can report this and/or where I can get assistance, please let me know. I’m a non-Korean though, so I don’t know a lot about how the law works in cases like these. I actually got several DMs about it already, so I’m aware. In what is assumed to be a screenshot of the DMs exchanged with the woman, she identified herself as a non-Korean and asked for help with pursuing legal action against the man in the King Kong suit.ĭM Sender: Hi, I’m DMing you because I think you’re the female in a post called “Halloween Video Spy-Cam Crime.” I’m sure this will come as a shock, but I thought you should know.Īlleged Victim: Hello, thank you for your concern.

Meanwhile, some online samaritans have allegedly tracked down the woman in the video and notified her of what happened. The video has since been turned private and removed from the channel. “I don’t want to generalize… but seeing from the fact that NO ONE stopped the guy, I’m down to believe that this is how most men are.”.“What is wrong with this world? It’s literally filled with garbage.”.How come these criminals get to roam the streets so freely and confidently?”

“What the f*ck is that thumbs-up though?! They are both out of their minds.

“This seriously makes me throw up in my mouth a little.”.

Unfiltered rage, pointing out the “crime scene,” has taken over the comments section-with both Korean and international netizens voicing their concerns. The video went viral overnight, with the viewers harshly criticizing the behavior. Another man in a sand-colored sweater giving a thumbs-up, seen center | 4K/YouTube When the man in the King Kong suit successfully snapped an unconsented picture of the woman (or, assumingly, her exposed bum underneath the fishnet tights), he even received a thumbs-up from another man looking on. The man in the King Kong suit, seen bottom right. Other men in the area seemed to have noticed, but rather than stopping him, they watched. Immediately, he squatted and aimed his camera at the woman-all the while being discreet. The video showed a man in a King Kong suit finding a woman in a bunny suit. | KBSĪs the video cruised and showcased the Korean population celebrating the weekend, it unexpectedly captured a molka (now known internationally as hidden or spy cameras) crime happening in action. Koreans dressed up for Halloween in Itaewon, posing for a picture. On October 29 (KST), a YouTube channel named KOREA 4K began live-streaming as it walked the streets of Itaewon-a “foreigner-friendly international district” in Seoul, well known for its annual Halloween parties.

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