Cops Discover Serial Killer's Horrific Secrets | The Korean "Raincoat" Killer

Netflix also has a documentary about this guy, and there was only one woman forensic on the team at the time. She, Kim Hee Sook, was interviewed throughout the docuseries, and the most emotional part was how she teared up recounting the gravesite. She was deadset on fingerprinting every single body of every woman to a point where she apparently held the wrist of one victim and said "Please help me return you to your family" over and over again Edit: The Netflix series is called The Raincoat Killer: Chasing a Predator in Korea

I feel really bad for the guy who discovered his family slaughtered, I don't even want to imagine how awful his emotions must have been when he found them.

Ok, I was not ready to hear the words "Two decades ago, in 2003." Lordy, I'm old.

Is it weird that despite the dark topics you cover, I find your voice incredibly soothing? The moment I hear you welcoming us back to the coffee shop, it's like the tension just goes right out of me, lol.

6:36 I thought you were going to say "sadly, the fish didn't answer." 😂

Guy with red jacket is not youngchul he is Jong Nam Gyu who is another serial killer at that time in Korea

Thanks for featuring older victims. I’m a senior myself and crimes against the elderly aren’t as uncommon as you think because we present what appears to be easy targets! How could he escape t😢interview room? Usually once the door closes, it locks.

This feels exceptionally sad. All those beautiful people, some even sleeping cozily in their beds. The shattered father who comes home to find he no longer has his family in the most horrific way. 😥 On another note, I love your excellent pronunciation of Asian names. Lastly, yes to more international/Asian cases. The Thai episodes were fascinating - a whole different world. One gets sick of repetitious cases. Thanks so much, Adrian. --Toronto 🇨🇦

BTW, I sleep with your channel playing in the background! Your voice helps me sleep.

This case actually inspired the South Korean thriller: The Chaser (2008) - 추격자 (2008). It's one hell of a film, featuring some of the greatest of Korean actors.

There are channels I tuned to after getting my first true crime episodes from this channel, including Dire Trip (via Q&A recommendation). It’s safe to say that I keep returning and checking only this channel on a weekly basis. I’ve noticed that over the time only Coffeehouse Crime has remained authentic and progressed to something new organically. The work ethic of the creator is on another level as well as the politeness and respect for total strangers and even victims who were not angels at all. It’s refreshingly entertaining and the manner of storytelling is very satisfying for pickier people like myself. All in all, a terrific job, Adrien.

Hi, Adrian! The photo you used at 17:47 and 18:05 is of a different serial killer, Jeong Nam-gyu (정남규). The evidence photo from 22:59 is also his. Jeong Nam-gyu committed crimes between 2004 and 2006, coinciding with Yoo Young-Chul (2003-2004). Yoo Young-Chul even falsely confessed to the crime that Jeong Nam-gyu committed. Jeong Nam-gyu was furious about this, so he said to the officers that he want to ‘set the record straight’.

Been a fan for a long time, and still go back and re-listen to some cases while I'm working. Love the work, and always looking forward to new uploads. Hope to hear some Louisiana cases soon!

As a South African fan I love seeing that you pay attention to international stories as much as those that are local to you. Speaking of South Africa... Have you looked into the van Breda family murders.... Tons of forensics there... Another insane case (not South African thought) is the Halderson's murders in Wisconsin. Do yourself a favour and watch the States opening statement... It's a masterclass!!!! Can't wait till your next release!

Thank you for your diverse content!! After years of watching other YouTubers on true crime, you’re one of the few I know I can rely on for new and interesting content. On a personal note, 2023 was an incredibly rough year for me, and in the moments I couldn’t get out of my own head, I would turn to my favorite YouTubers to help get my mind off things. So thank you for all your hard work and efforts- it kept me from having to go on a search for videos I could tolerate lol

This serial killer was featured in the kdrama, Through the Darkness. It's a really good detective genre series based on real crimes in SK. I highly recommend!

Adrain's voice is calming and soothing as it lulls you into listening to crime...

I lived in South Korea for a year teaching English. It really is SO safe. I left my wallet and phone at the coffee shop by the hiking place. Did my hike, came back after about 2 hours. My stuff was untouched.

One of the best storytellers on line in my opinion very easy to listen to with the odd punch line throwing in keep up the good work

My fiancé have been watching your channel since you started. Your channel is awesome!