KINKADE: Welcome back. Samsung and LG Electronics are furiously battling it out over washing machines. A South Korean court indicted an LG executive and two others for vandalizing Samsung's laundry machines during a trade show. Paula Hancocks has more on this dirty laundry showdown.</s>PAULA HANCOCKS, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Last week, we had nut rage, this week it is washing machine fury. South Korea's latest bizarre legal battle is between LG and Samsung. Now the head of LG's home appliances department has been indicted for allegedly deliberately damaging four Samsung washing machines in two shops in Germany last September. Two other executives are also facing charges. LG says the executive didn't intentionally damage them, but he was just testing them out, and he paid for the machines. But they couldn't resist a dig, saying in a statement the damage was probably more to do with weak hinges than anything else. Now LG posted this CCTV footage on YouTube saying there were Samsung employees nearby. And they'd have noticed if property was being damaged. But Samsung is saying that it is selective editing on LG's part and that the video conveniently doesn't show that no employees were watching at the time of the alleged vandalizing. Now Samsung says it has the unedited version, but releasing it would be, quote, inappropriate. LG's video also shows a child swinging on the washing machine door, others using the machine roughly, and even laboratory experiments trying to support their argument that they didn't damage the machine. It's not the first public spat between these two companies. Back in 2012, they argued about whose refrigerator was bigger and that argument was fought on YouTube. Both of the companies posting video showing that they could fit more goods into their refrigerator. Now that one was settled out of court. But at this point, it looks like the South Korean courts will have to decide in the washing machine case who is right. Paula Hancocks, CNN, Seoul.</s>KINKADE: Coming up, it's the biggest human migration on the planet and it's happening now. After the break, we head to China where hundreds of millions of people are making their way home.
LG Executive Arrested For Vandalizing Samsung Washing Machine