Our Toto Family is a family who traveled the world by converting a used village bus into a camping car for 900 days.
I made this video to add a little bit to those who dream of traveling around the world in my car.
Starting with Vladivostok, our crossing of Siberia traveled a total of 6000km to the Kazakh border via Mongolia through a total of 10 cities.
**Meet the two-man carjackers in Iruktsk.
We urgently need two Russian men.
All of the family members were nervous from Jeju and Seoul and prepared by studying about unpleasant things during the trip.
Atombus also applied a five-layer shield (stolen detection sensor, bulletproof glass, DVR recording function, alarm in case of impact, etc.) in preparation for theft
Two months after leaving Korea, I had a shocking morning.
Somewhere in Europe, I was caught up in a theft that I thought would happen one day from the morning of my first day in Irkutsk.
It was the beginning of the misfortune to stop overnight on the main street of the hostel in the city because the car was large.
After waking up on the bed of the hostel, I saw the two-way remote control, and there was an alarm to announce the intrusion, and I felt anxious
I ran to the Atombus that I had parked on the side of the hostel street.
The window of the passenger's seat with crime prevention film was torn off and rolled around on the floor like a dinosaur in Jurassic Park, and his head turned yellow when he confirmed that his iPad and camcorder bag, which were used as navigation in the windshield, were missing.
This was because all of the 128 gigabytes of recorded images taken over the Baikal and Mongolian borders were in the camcorder before the considerable amount of electronics and future inconveniences.
The children in charge of the filming were not awake in the morning and lost their words due to the sudden shock wave..
It doesn't tear even if you hit it with a hammer, but all the windows were coated with bulletproof film, and seeing that it was completely torn, I guess you were shocked by the hammer
The killer was a duo, a sturdy slab of rock 'n' roll singer Elvis Presley who wore out a lot
Analyzing the video showed expertise in breaking the glass with a hammer in 15 seconds at 1:12 a.m., the time of the crime, stealing the camera, and driving away.
They went back and forth several times using the vehicle an hour before the crime, looking inside the vehicle and wandering around.
Of the four cameras, the camera in front should have taken a picture of the license plate, but unfortunately, someone touched the camera angle and was taking a picture of the sky.
a lack of conclusive evidence.
With the help of the Consulate General, he informed the police station of the urgent matter of this case and appealed for active cooperation.
When I searched in lost iPad mode, the connection signal appears several times near 1km away over several days.
I had a hunch that the criminals lived not far from the neighborhood.
According to the police, if you have a sim card, you can find out the identity of the accessor, but I heard the unfortunate news that you can't investigate because you can't get a warrant because it's location information such as GPS and wifi without a sim card.
I've been pacing around like a detective for days, thinking about a montage rat in Cctv, wandering around the neighborhood looking for similar vehicles filmed in DVR Cctv, but I haven't made much progress. Even the Russian police, let alone the criminals, have never experienced it before, so I can't judge how reliable it can be.
In a place where it is difficult to believe that you can find things even though you have a clear picture of the criminals, you are spending another uncertain day in the center of Siberia.
2. In Krasnoyarsk
I believe in the verbal promise of the Irkutsk police that I can't trust to contact them if I catch the criminal and move to the next city, Krasnoyarsk.
Krasnoyarsk, a large city with a population of one million, is an industrial city with iron ore along the Yenisei River (1.5 times the width of the Han River), and is full of population, cars, and soot. There is also an opera house where visitors can see ballets such as opera "Chunhee" and Swan Lake, and the spectacular clock tower offers a night view where bells ring every hour.
I drink coffee at a rest stop and approach the Atombus, when I almost spilled the coffee in my mouth, I witness an amazing sight.
You accidentally find a fingerprint reflected in the sun on the window frame of a vehicle covered with road dust.
Eureka! Only damaged glass and nearby glass were fingerprinted and failed during the on-site inspection.
Once again, looking back at the track recordings of the criminals on the film, a preliminary investigation was conducted to rob the vehicle an hour before the crime
I suddenly thought that I might have touched the window handle once in a while just in case the windows of the Atombus were opened.