Trial begin

A woman accused of killing her two children is being tried and their remains in their bags in New Zealand, in a high -level case that shocked the country.

Hawkung Lee, who was delivered from South Korea to New Zealand in November 2022, acknowledged that he was not guilty of two murder accusations.

The remains of her children were discovered in bags by a family that bought the contents of an abandoned storage unit at an auction in Auckland.

It is believed that the bodies have been stored there for several years.

The experiment opened on Monday and is expected to last for up to four weeks. The prosecution will open the arguments on Tuesday, according to the local media.

Given the general attention received by the case, the judge told the jury that the guilt or innocence of Li must be determined based on the facts.

Judge Jeffrey Fing added that it is also possible to determine the case.

Mrs. Lee, 44, will represent herself in court with court lawyers who work as a reserve consultant. She remained silent when she was asked to enter a call on Monday.

Mrs. Li lived in Auckland for several years before returning to South Korea in South Korea. Mrs. Li lived in Auckland for several years before returning to South Korea in 2018.

In the previous year – 2017 – the child’s father died due to cancer. The two children, between the ages of six and eight, died some time after that, although he was exactly unknown.

Then they discovered their bodies in August 2022 after a family of trailer cargo, including bags, was bought at an online auction.

Local media reported that the sale was part of an attempt to wipe the abandoned elements of a storage unit.

Police said that buyers have no connection to deaths.

Mrs. Lee in Ulsan, South Korea, was arrested in September 2022 after Interpol issued a global red notice for her.