The suspect of the New Zealand's "Luggage Tibetan Corpse" was arrested in Korea and suspected to be the mother of two victims.

Polar news reporter Man Da Huang Jiaqi

A few days ago, one buyer in Auckland, New Zealand found two children's remains in the second -hand luggage, and the latest progress has occurred in this case. According to the Guardian, a 42 -year -old female suspect was arrested in South Korea on September 15.

The suspect was arrested in South Korea (Picture Source Associated Press)

On August 11 this year, a buyer in southern Auckland, New Zealand purchased two suitcases online, and found the remains of two school -age children.

It was confirmed by the police that the two children were between 5 and 10 years old, and the corpse may have been stored for 3 to 4 years.

In late August, the police investigated a 42 -year -old Korean New Zealand female victim's family member. Considering the age of a woman and the past address, she may be the mother of the victim.

South Korean police said that the immigration bureau recorded that the woman was born in South Korea and later moved to New Zealand to obtain New Zealand citizenship. She never left the country after arriving in South Korea in 2018.

According to the Korean Daily, the South Korean authorities arrested the woman in an apartment in Ulshan at 1 am on September 15th in a apartment in Ulshan.

Detective of the New Zealand Auckland Criminal Investigation Office said on the 15th that the South Korean authorities arrested a woman today and she was charged with two young children. The arrest warrant was required by the New Zealand police, and it was issued by the Korean court according to the extradition treaty between New Zealand and South Korea.

The New Zealand police have applied for extradance of suspects back to New Zealand, accepting allegations, and demanding that she will continue to detain her during the completion of the extradition procedure.

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