A court on Monday issued arrest warrants for two men accused of fatally assaulting film director Kim Chang-min, more than six months after his death. The warrants were issued as part of an ongoing investigation into the incident, which occurred in Seoul.
The two suspects, whose identities have not been publicly disclosed, are believed to have been involved in the assault that led to Kim's death. Authorities have not released details about the motive or the circumstances surrounding the attack.
Kim Chang-min, a noted figure in the South Korean film industry, died in late 2025. The case has drawn attention due to the delay in issuing the warrants, with critics questioning the pace of the investigation.
Police have stated that they are continuing to gather evidence and urge anyone with information to come forward. The suspects are expected to be arraigned once apprehended.
