Mobile app reproduces last minute of South Korean liner sinking

South Korean prosecutors want to use a smartphone chat software to rebuild the last minute of the sinking of the liner. A prosecutor, who declined to be named, told reporters 21st: "We are seeking to use the Kakao Chat records of people aboard the accident to assist in the investigation." The prosecution has collected a large number of chat records. South Korea has about 37 million smartphone users, nearly 90% of whom use the Kakao chat software on their phones, AFP reported. Since the 16th ferry accident, the South Korean media has exposed many of the passengers on board the heartbreaking dialogue record. A girl sends his father a message: Dad, don't worry. I'm wearing a life jacket and staying with other girls. We're in the boat, in the hallway. When Dad wrote back urging her to abandon the ship to escape, the girl sent the last message: Dad, I can't move. The boat tilted too hard. The corridor was crowded with so many people. At this stage, the South Korean prosecutors ' investigation focused on the operation of the crew and when they ordered the evacuation. The prosecution has collected all the crew's call records. Some survivors described, including the captain, part of the crew in the accident occurred after the passengers in disregard, the first to abandon the ship to escape. Kakao Chat Software developer A spokeswoman said the company was not authorized to comment on the ongoing investigation.