Mr. Ballin

However, when the police walked into the very last room they had not searched yet, the very back of his home, they knew there was no reasonable explanation here.

That back room is where Yang's aunts all slept.

And when the police walked into that room, sure enough, the aunts were in their beds where Yang had left them.

However, the police realized, like, wait a minute, we have been yelling and screaming and trying to get people to come out of the home, yet all these women are still asleep.

How could they possibly sleep through all that commotion?

But as the police walked up to each of these five women, they realized the outlandish tip that had sent them here in the first place had to be correct.

It would turn out, Yang did not harm that farmer's mother.

In fact, he did the opposite.

She was one of his five elderly aunts, and he went to great lengths to care for each of these women.

I mean, he basically would have done anything for them.

However, there was a problem.

His five aunts were dead, and had been for a long time.

While Yang considered these women to be his family, literally, I mean, he called them his aunts, in reality, he was not related to them at all.

Instead, these were just women from the local village where he lived who had been nice to him.

They had all died of natural causes.

But Yang didn't understand it when they passed away.

Instead, all Yang knew is that he was sort of an outcast and that nobody respected him and he was treated really badly by most people except for these women.

They had been the only people that really cared about him.

And so after they died, he felt really sad and lonely.

And so, one by one, he dug these women up and brought them home with him and began caring for them as if they were still alive.