Decide tomorrow whether to disclose the identity of a military officer in "murder and abandonment of body and body damage."

It will be decided tomorrow (7th) whether to disclose the identity of an active military officer who killed a female military officer who worked with her and dumped her body in the Bukhangang River in Hwacheon-gun, Gangwon-do.

The Gangwon Police Agency will hold a review committee on personal information disclosure tomorrow afternoon to decide whether to disclose personal information.

At the same time, the police are conducting criminal behavior and psychological analysis by involving profilers in the investigation to reveal the motive of the suspect Yang's crime.

In addition, the confiscated suspect's mobile phone password has been released, and the contents of the conversation with the victim are analyzed.

If the personal information of the suspect Yang is disclosed, it will be the first time in Gangwon-do, and if Yang does not immediately agree to the disclosure, a five-day grace period will be given.

Under the current law, it is possible to disclose the personal information of a suspect if the requirements are met, such as the brutality of Sudan, serious damage, sufficient evidence to believe he has committed a crime, the public's right to know, and the public interest.