Presidential candidates in South Korea love to release pages from their childhood journals during the campaign to humanize their personas and give voters a glimpse into their character development. But does a red-inked journal entry from 1980 by Lee Jae-myung show early psychopathic traits?

With continued suspicions dogging the candidate over three mysterious deaths related to a corrupt land development scandal during his time as mayor and other ties to criminal defendants, it seems voters should take a closer look at the psyche of the candidate.