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Gaemichi, was poisoned and later died. However, the color of the silver hairpin that was placed in her mouth and throat to determine whether she had been poisoned did not change, and the investigators were unable to determine the specific cause and had no choice but to make an ambiguous judgment that she 'died in an unusual manner.' On the day of the incident, Yun Baek-won died instantly after eating beef and coix porridge while chatting in the guest room. The royal son-in-law vomited severely after eating a couple of spoonfuls and was revived a few days later, so it was clear that he had been poisoned. Gaemichi, who was the only great-grandchild of the royal family, fought with her father for possession of her mother's property when her mother died. After becoming a widow, a scandal broke out and the relationship between father and daughter was estranged, so people around him were suspicious of Gaemichi, but she was singled out as a suspect. Gaemichi and Yun Baek-wonโs concubine Bok-yi, the mother of Yun Deok-gyeong, both died after being poisoned during interrogation. This incident was reinvestigated 13 years later, when Gaemichi's son Yi Sun complained due to resentment, and it was revealed that the murder of Yun Baek-won was his younger brother, Yun Jo-won. In Joseon society, where the concubine system was common, when the head of the family died, the battle for property between descendants was fierce. When the enemy clan was less numerous or weaker than the concubine clan, a group power struggle sometimes took place, and Gaemichi also ended up being sacrificed in this process. โJoseon in a Labyrinth โ Who is the Real Murderer?โ (published by Geuljar) is a book written by Yoo Seung-hee, an assistant professor at the Humanities Research Institute of the University of Seoul, who has been studying crimes during the Joseon Dynasty for over 10 years. An incident that clearly shows choosing and closing it up. It covers in detail the 14 murder cases, including revenge murders, child injury and murder crimes, murders due to graves and shaman feng shui, and drunken battery murders, as well as the historical background, criminal intent, methods, and examination methods, and the social conflicts at the time hidden behind the cases. Point out the pattern. The author said, "Unlike other crimes, the social impact of murder crimes had a large social repercussion, and when we analyze the causes, unlike misdemeanors, we can easily identify the social characteristics and contradictions of the time."
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