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Swedish tourist gang-raped in Seoul
Posted : 2016-06-01 15:34
Updated : 2016-06-01 15:34
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By Park Si-soo

Three Korean males have been arrested on charges of gang-raping a Swedish tourist they met at a nightclub in Hongdae, Seoul, police said Wednesday.


The men, in their 20s, allegedly asked the woman to go out the club, saying they would "show her Korean nightlife" on May 14, according to investigators.

The tourist and the men drank until the next morning, resulting in the victim becoming very drunk. The men then allegedly took her to a house, where they raped her and photographed her naked body.

The victim complained to the Swedish Embassy, which asked police to investigate the matter.

The three were arrested on May 24 after police viewed surveillance camera recordings and photos of the suspects left on the woman's mobile phone, according to Mapo Police Station.

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