Community leaders say what's also unsettling is the relatively young ages of most of the defendants—five are in their 20s and one is 15—and their religious ties.
January 09, 2024 at 05:27 PM
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Just days into the admission process for Soldiers of Christ, Sehee Cho was faint and feeble.
The 33-year-old had come to the Atlanta suburb of Lawrenceville from South Korea in July to heal from a traumatic experience. Instead, police say, the Soldiers group led by two Korean American brothers held her captive for weeks, torturing and starving her until she died.
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(l-r) Joonho Lee, Hyunji Lee, Gawon Lee, Joonhyun Lee and Eric Hyun, members of the “Soldiers of Christ” religious group. (Credit: Gwinnett County Police Dept.)
