A 22-year-old woman in SouthKorea has been indicted on murder and drug-related charges after allegedly luring three men to motels, leaving two dead

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Suspect used ChatGPT in planning drug killings in South Korea: Police​

The woman, surnamed Kim, asked ChatGPT questions like what happens if one takes sleeping pills with alcohol.

PHOTO: REUTERS

Published Feb 20, 2026, 09:59 AM
Updated Feb 20, 2026, 12:38 PM

SEOUL – A woman suspected in two deaths via drug-laced drinks was found to have used ChatGPT in planning the crime, police said on Feb 19.

The suspect surnamed Kim, in her 20s, is accused of killing two men by giving them drinks containing benzodiazepines that she had been prescribed for a mental illness, according to the Seoul Gangbuk Police Station.

The police investigation revealed that she had entered questions into ChatGPT about the risks of administering the drugs, including questions like what happens if one takes sleeping pills with alcohol and how much would be considered dangerous.

Kim was referred to prosecutors under detention on murder charges rather than on charges of inflicting bodily injury resulting in death, as police concluded that she had intent to kill based on her online history. The lesser charge applies when a suspect intended to cause injury but unintentionally caused the victim’s death.

“Kim repeatedly asked questions related to drugs on ChatGPT. She was fully aware that consuming alcohol together with drugs could result in death,” an investigator said.

Kim’s first alleged attack took place at about 9.25pm on Jan 28, when she entered a motel in Suyu neighbourhood in Gangbuk district, with a man in his 20s. She left the motel alone about two hours later. The man was found dead the following day at around 6pm on a bed in a room.

Using the same method, she allegedly killed another man in his 20s on Feb 9 after the two checked into a different motel in Gangbuk together.

Prior to the serial motel drug killings, the woman allegedly attempted a similar crime in December last year. While at a cafe parking lot in Namyangju, Gyeonggi province, she gave a man in his 20s whom she was dating at the time a drink mixed with drugs, causing him to lose consciousness. He survived and was not in a life-threatening condition.

Kim admitted to police that she mixed her prescribed psychiatric medication into a hangover drink and gave it to the victims, but denied any intention to kill them.

Police have conducted a psychopathy assessment and in-depth interviews with the suspect, with the assistance of a profiler, to determine her psychological profile. The findings may be taken into account in the prosecution’s decision-making process. THE KOREA HERALD/ASIA NEWS NETWORK

 

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Suspect used ChatGPT in planning drug killings in South Korea: Police​

The woman, surnamed Kim, asked ChatGPT questions like what happens if one takes sleeping pills with alcohol.

PHOTO: REUTERS

Published Feb 20, 2026, 09:59 AM
Updated Feb 20, 2026, 12:38 PM

SEOUL – A woman suspected in two deaths via drug-laced drinks was found to have used ChatGPT in planning the crime, police said on Feb 19.

The suspect surnamed Kim, in her 20s, is accused of killing two men by giving them drinks containing benzodiazepines that she had been prescribed for a mental illness, according to the Seoul Gangbuk Police Station.

The police investigation revealed that she had entered questions into ChatGPT about the risks of administering the drugs, including questions like what happens if one takes sleeping pills with alcohol and how much would be considered dangerous.

Kim was referred to prosecutors under detention on murder charges rather than on charges of inflicting bodily injury resulting in death, as police concluded that she had intent to kill based on her online history. The lesser charge applies when a suspect intended to cause injury but unintentionally caused the victim’s death.

“Kim repeatedly asked questions related to drugs on ChatGPT. She was fully aware that consuming alcohol together with drugs could result in death,” an investigator said.

Kim’s first alleged attack took place at about 9.25pm on Jan 28, when she entered a motel in Suyu neighbourhood in Gangbuk district, with a man in his 20s. She left the motel alone about two hours later. The man was found dead the following day at around 6pm on a bed in a room.

Using the same method, she allegedly killed another man in his 20s on Feb 9 after the two checked into a different motel in Gangbuk together.

Prior to the serial motel drug killings, the woman allegedly attempted a similar crime in December last year. While at a cafe parking lot in Namyangju, Gyeonggi province, she gave a man in his 20s whom she was dating at the time a drink mixed with drugs, causing him to lose consciousness. He survived and was not in a life-threatening condition.

Kim admitted to police that she mixed her prescribed psychiatric medication into a hangover drink and gave it to the victims, but denied any intention to kill them.

Police have conducted a psychopathy assessment and in-depth interviews with the suspect, with the assistance of a profiler, to determine her psychological profile. The findings may be taken into account in the prosecution’s decision-making process. THE KOREA HERALD/ASIA NEWS NETWORK

Why need to kill?

 

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Why need to kill?

I think she is a mental case...

 

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I think she is a mental case...

Psychopath.

 

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Psychopath.

The worst psychopath for a man to meet is a chiobu psychopath. I also scared.

 

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may be those (dead) gooks died with smiles on their faces after cumming (and going)?

 

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The worst psychopath for a man to meet is a chiobu psychopath. I also scared.

To kill and to enjoy without any guilt is next level. Antisocial traits

 

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When can i see the movie?

 

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Suspect in South Korea poisoning case attracts online support after glamorous photos emerge

8 hours ago

www.thestandard.com.hk

A 22-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with a suspected serial poisoning case in Seoul, where two men died and another was injured after allegedly being drugged in hotel rooms.

Police said the suspect, surnamed Kim, lured three men in their 20s to short-stay hotels since December, where she allegedly spiked their drinks with benzodiazepine-based substances, resulting in two deaths.

Investigators also found searches on her phone about lethal dosages of sleeping pills and ways to evade responsibility, some of which were made using ChatGPT.

The case has sparked controversy after what appeared to be the suspect’s Instagram photos circulated online. Her follower count reportedly increased more than 50-fold within days, with some users posting supportive comments such as “being pretty is not a crime” and calling for leniency.

Experts warned the reaction may be linked to Hybristophilia — a phenomenon where individuals develop a fascination with or attraction to offenders. They cautioned that glorifying suspects online could reinforce harmful values and potentially encourage copycat behavior.

Local reports also said the suspect continued posting selfies and using hashtags to attract followers, even on the day of the second victim’s death. This has raised concerns that she may have been seeking additional targets online.

 

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When can i see the movie?

Non halal. U can watch meh?

 

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Suspect in South Korea poisoning case attracts online support after glamorous photos emerge

8 hours ago

www.thestandard.com.hk

A 22-year-old woman has been arrested in connection with a suspected serial poisoning case in Seoul, where two men died and another was injured after allegedly being drugged in hotel rooms.

Police said the suspect, surnamed Kim, lured three men in their 20s to short-stay hotels since December, where she allegedly spiked their drinks with benzodiazepine-based substances, resulting in two deaths.

Investigators also found searches on her phone about lethal dosages of sleeping pills and ways to evade responsibility, some of which were made using ChatGPT.

The case has sparked controversy after what appeared to be the suspect’s Instagram photos circulated online. Her follower count reportedly increased more than 50-fold within days, with some users posting supportive comments such as “being pretty is not a crime” and calling for leniency.

Experts warned the reaction may be linked to Hybristophilia — a phenomenon where individuals develop a fascination with or attraction to offenders. They cautioned that glorifying suspects online could reinforce harmful values and potentially encourage copycat behavior.

Local reports also said the suspect continued posting selfies and using hashtags to attract followers, even on the day of the second victim’s death. This has raised concerns that she may have been seeking additional targets online.

Later come out imitation case.