Two Found Dead in Stabbing Incident Involving Chinese National in Siheung

In Siheung, South Korea, a violent stabbing incident involving a 50-year-old Chinese national has led to the discovery of two deceased individuals, identified as the homeowner and his brother. The police are currently investigating any potential motives or grudges between the suspect and the victims.

On May 19, the suspect, referred to as A, allegedly attacked a 60-year-old female convenience store owner, B, with a knife before fleeing the scene. Later that same day, he struck again, this time targeting a 70-year-old man, C, near a local sports park.

Both victims are receiving medical treatment, but authorities have confirmed that two out of four victims in total have died as a result of the attacks.

Following the incident, police tracked A's escape route and discovered that the vehicle he used belonged to the deceased homeowner. Upon entering A's residence, officers found a body that had been deceased for several days. They later located another body in a house across from the convenience store.

The deceased individuals have been identified as the homeowner and his sibling. The police are working to confirm their identities and are conducting a thorough analysis of the crime scene and the timeline of events. Meanwhile, efforts to locate the suspect are ongoing.