Missing people are suddenly turning up dead on this misty honeymoon island

Police officers inspect the scene where the body of missing person Jang Mi-ran was discovered at a palm tree farm in Jeju island.(Picture: Reuters) Jeju Island is South Korea’s idyllic honeymoon destination. Its dramatic volcanic landscapes, maze-like cave systems and stunning waterfalls offer so much for lovers to explore – but then the bodies started appearing. In just three days, four people who had been reported missing on Jeju turned up dead, police said. Authorities have not linked the deaths or found evidence of widespread foul play. But the discoveries followed revelations that one police officer allegedly faked speaking to the missing person and prematurely closed theirr case. Hundreds of people have vanished on the island, prompting questions about how many bodies are out there?