7th person charged after South Korean woman’s body found in trunk near Atlanta
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A seventh person was arrested Wednesday in connection to the death of a South Korean woman whose body was found decaying in the trunk of a car parked outside a popular spa in suburban Atlanta, authorities said.
Gwinnett County Police Department officers arrested and charged Mihee Lee, 54, with felony murder, false imprisonment, concealing the death of another, tampering with evidence and false statements or writings to the government. She is the mother of three of six suspects accused in the murder of 33-year-old Sehee Cho, according to police.
Cho’s body was found Sept. 12 after police received a 911 report of a body in the trunk of a silver Jaguar parked outside a Korean bathhouse and spa in Duluth, Georgia. Her body was wrapped in a blanket and weighed about 70 pounds when authorities discovered it.
Investigators believe Cho moved to the United States from South Korea in July to join a self-proclaimed religious organization. Gwinnett County police said the suspects identified themselves as members of “Soldiers of Christ.”
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