Paramount+ Set to Premiere a Two-Part Documentary Delving into the Fateful Halloween Night in Korea

Poster image of upcoming Paramount+ docuseries ″Crush″ [PARAMOUNT+]

A deeply moving two-part docuseries, "Crush," is set to make its debut on Paramount+ on October 17, shedding light on the tragic events that unfolded during Korea's chilling Itaewon incident last year. The series offers a bone-chilling account of how a night of Halloween celebration took a horrific turn, leaving a lasting mark on the lives of many, as outlined in a press release by Perception PR, the series' PR agency. Produced by Jeff Zimbalist and Stu Schreiberg, "Crush" promises an intense and gripping narrative.

The dreadful Itaewon tragedy transpired on October 29, 2022, within the bustling neighborhood of Itaewon in central Seoul, renowned for its lively Halloween festivities. The narrow alleyways that characterize this area became a harrowing scene, where hundreds of people found themselves trapped. Ultimately, the incident claimed the lives of 159 individuals.

"Crush" uncovers the heart-wrenching testimonies of witnesses directly impacted by the incident, including a U.S. student residing in Korea, two off-duty U.S. soldiers, a fashion executive, and a Korean illustrator who survived the terrifying ordeal, albeit suffering partial paralysis. The docuseries delves into the chilling realities of that fateful night, offering a glimpse into the lives forever altered by this tragedy.

The documentary also delves into the aftermath, focusing on the families of the victims as they sought a comprehensive investigation into the events of that night and questioned the subsequent government response. "Crush" endeavors to present a poignant and powerful narrative, memorializing the lives lost and grappling with the critical questions that have emerged from this tragic incident.

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