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He was a petty burglar until he killed a woman, after which he was represented by defense attorney, Ellen Wolf.
Summary
Chung first broke into an elderly woman's house while wearing only socks on his feet. When the woman interrupted his burglary, he pushed her down the stairs. Chung escaped prosecution with the help of defense attorney Ellen Wolf after the victim couldn't identify him in a line-up.
Six months later, Chung broke into the Morton house. While there, Chung was discovered by a young college student named Lisa Morton. Chung tackled her, killed her, and fled. Since the pattern of bloody socks were found at the scene, Vince Masuka believed that Chung had killed Lisa.
Ellen Wolf tried to get Chung's charges lessened, as well as giving him several other benefits, in exchange for his surrender. This ended in a serious argument with Miguel Prado at the police station. Later, Wolf later helped LaGuerta arrest Chung.
Although he was never seen, Chung looked like Masuka, according to his picture.
Victims
Attempted Victim
- Unnamed elderly woman
Trivia
- Vince Masuka showed hatred towards Chung, stating that, "He gives Asians a bad name."
