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Looking at the details behind South Korea's most famous missing children case and why their bodies went undiscovered for 11 years, the Frog Boys Disappearance.

On a spring day in 1991, five boys mysteriously vanished after leaving home to hunt salamanders. What began as an innocent outing became a harrowing nightmare when the boys never returned home. Their remains were found 11 years later, but left investigators with even more questions. Today, we examine the haunting case of the Frog Boys Disappearance.

Sensitive topics: death, murder, violence - all involving minors

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Jessie Foxx

Let's goo! So excited for this one

Dirk Van Daele

Without listening to the podcast: a disappearance in South Korea? It is a conspiracy with North Korea, I don't care how ridiculous. With North Korea everything is possible.

girder

You may want to look up something called South Korean's "social purification project". Also Daegu is on the opposite end of the country. Wrong place to abducted or killed by North Koreans.

Dinkleberg65

Cases like this involving children always seem like the authorities and parents never act in an appropriate time so im glad to see that the parents jumped into action almost immediately. Its crazy that they were found with unspent ammo and so close to a shooting range. Great episode though thanks again Redweb crew for keeping us entertained these last 5 years with movies and mysteries. Love yall!

Marc Anderson

Right before I started listening to this episode I went and checked my mail. My Red Web sweatpants arrived today! Also the day before my birthday. So I am telling myself its an early birthday present from the Red Web team, Thank you guys!

Shayne

Maybe the kids lied when they said they were going to hunt for salamander, eggs, and instead we're scavenging unused ammunition, they found on the outskirts, or even inside the shooting range. Hence, the rounds that they found on the kids. And a soldier or two was on the range, doing some extra off the books training and either accidentally or intentionally hit one of the kids and finished off the rest and hid the evidence not wanting to get found out that they were doing some off the book's training. The Korean army are some pretty hardcore and fanatical types and I can only imagine even more, so in the 90s.

electric district

My guy, this is an annoying take. Not every single crime and/or disappearance that happens in South Korea is a result of North Korean conspiracy.

Dirk Van Daele

It is a default setting. It is like the husband is always a prime suspect when a wife is murdered.

Dirk Van Daele

North Korea has abducted people from Japan, which is across a sea. I don't say they did it, but it is always an option if something mysteriously happens in Korea.

Purple_Labrys

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Jennifer

Am I the only one wondering why no one considered a landslide? Salamanders seem like they’d come out when it’s wet, and there are frequently landslide warnings sent out in Korea when it has been raining a lot. If there was a shooting range in the area and bullets scattered around, they could have died and then been buried in a landslide and then the bullets just washed into the site along with everything else

DownersDonate

Do you guys have some bloopers? Enough to make a Red Web bloopers compilation?

Milkasaurous

I'm back, Baby! After the March Mystery Madness debacle, I was down in the Jersey Devil Containment zone (the one on sub-basement level Q-63) and he and I REALLY got into it...cheeky bastard tricked me with the ol' switch-'r'-roo, tossed me into the containment zone, and banished me into the dark nether-space that we normally keep Him in. Needless to say, my credit card's magnetic strip got fried all to hell in there and I couldn't pay my Taskforce fee for a couple of months but, now I'm back and caught up on everything that's happened since. ...Um....bad news is: we haven't found the Jersey Devil, yet...I'm sure it's fine...no need to panic; I sent Huck Johnson after where I think he might have headed.....has anyone heard from Huck, lately..?