The most dangerous golf course in the world

The most dangerous golf course in the world



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  1. On March 26, 1991, five young boys aged 9 to 13 vanished without a trace after heading into the nearby Mount Waryong in Daegu, South Korea, to catch salamanders a tragedy that would famously become known as the "Frog Boys" case. Because the day coincided with a national holiday, the sudden disappearance deeply shocked the country, prompting the South Korean government to launch the largest search operation in its history. Over 300,000 police officers and military personnel combed every inch of the mountain, yet no clues were uncovered. It was not until 11 years later, in 2002, that a local searching for acorns stumbled upon the skeletal remains of all five children Woo Cheol-won (13), Jo Ho-yeon (12), Kim Yong-gyu (11), Park Chan-in (10), and Kim Jong-sik (9) buried together in a single mass grave on the hillside.

    While initial reports suggested the children died of hypothermia, subsequent deep forensic examinations revealed a far more horrifying reality: three of the boys' skulls bore distinct signs of severe blunt force trauma and sharp instrument wounds. Doctors determined that the children had been tortured and brutally murdered on the mountain, with forensic evidence further indicating that injuries on one child's skull were consistent with gunshot wounds from a locally made shotgun. Despite these gruesome discoveries, the killer was never brought to justice. Under South Korea's statute of limitations at the time, the legal window to prosecute the crime expired after 15 years in 2006, leaving the case permanently closed and the true identity of the monster behind this atrocity an unsolved mystery to this day.

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  2. Another excellent show!!

    That first dude, Howard, sounds like a frickin athlete. Anyone that can scale an 8ft wall, then dig a fresh grave removing up to 6ft of dirt then picking up and chucking a fkn dead body out of the grave(dead bodies are fkn heavy) thennnn scaling the wall again holy moly. I would’ve taken a knee after the wall and two scoops of dirt. Say what you want but go try to scale an 8ft brick wall.

  3. Seems like a very dangerous golf course. Surprised there hasn't been more deaths. But doing that at night? That's like playing hide and seek in Florida at night in the US, among another few states.

  4. That poor man…falling like that and his dogs trying to get someone to listen. He likely was gone before she got home, hence why he didnt just yell. Im surprised the police didnt do a more thorough search. But his canine companions went right to him.
    Im always the cautious one. When my hubby is doing stuff like that, if In not helping, Im watching. Or Im back and forth checking. I constantly remind him to wear his harness when he should at work, and when he's in his tree stand. To wear gloves when he needs to. Etc, etc. And he usually is good about it.

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