It has been confirmed that a missing college student found in Seokchon Lake in Seoul was drowned.

The Songpa 사다리사이트Police Station in Seoul said Thursday that the first autopsy on the body of a 20-year-old man missing in the lake of Seokchon at 12:18 p.m. the day before showed no injuries and died from drowning.

The autopsy was conducted at the Seoul Institute of Scientific Investigation. The autopsy found that the body had water in its lungs, duodenum, and its folding screen (a space filled with air inside the coran butterfly bone), which is presumed to be drowning.

The police plan to end the investigation after the final result of the autopsy, along with digital forensics on laptops and mobile phones found in the bodies. When Cho was found, he was carrying a bag and carried a laptop and a mobile phone.

Cho came home from drinking with his friends on the 7th and disappeared at 1 a.m. the next day, and police started an investigation.

According to police, Cho lost touch after leaving a message to his family that he was playing with his friends, and as he was walking from CCTV to the lake a few minutes later, it was assumed that he would be able to cook.

"When I came to the right place, it wasn't there, and I couldn't communicate with you on the phone," said the Kakao taxi driver.

Police found the body of Cho in the lake at 12:18 p.m. on Wednesday. The police said the body was confirmed to be Cho.

"The fire department searched the water and found the body.