Did Her Friends PUSH Her Off or Not? The Real Life Mystery of ‘SoHee’ From THE GLORY 2

[@GRAZYTV]

SO do you think the girls are hiding the real truth? Or did it happen like they claim to have happened?

[@fdlynch]

It really makes me wonder how many other cases are there that are just like what happened in "The Glory". It would not surprise me if there were many of them.

[@lavenderixi]

obviously hiding because of jealousy

[@suthathipr.873]

Obviously, it is some karma will follow the murderers

[@agostinodublino1387]

thank you for dressing in a more appropriate way, it was not nice talking about murdered people looking like a wannabe pop idol.

[@preciouslyunhinged]

Something has to have happened...and one of them know what happened...

[@themochi8329]

Korean police are so incapable it still blows my mind why would you EVER interrogate suspects TOGETHER??? terrible. I hope she gets true justice one day

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Because at first they interviews based on suspected accident or self-induced, they didn’t suspect anything else

[@Neku628]

They're just as inept as American cops.

[@mona9008]

Right, seems like every case they missed the mark by a lot!!!

[@luzperez4759]

They are dumb that’s why

[@liastorm795]

Asian cops are worst than American cops🤡…… and that’s saying something 😬

[@mystomachisflat_butheLissilent]

Whether they were physically involved or not, it's psychotic how they have a normal life after everything that happened

[@andr8310]

and the fact that they were all unwilling to speak about the incident says a lot

[@mauvehawaii]

@@andr8310 i mean there's a right to be silent in law so their words won't be twisted against them and that doesn't automatically make a person guilty. hope their conscience eats at them though.

[@kimmthethwa750]

All I know is, it will catch up to them. It may not be them but even their children

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

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[@raephillips2046]

@@kimmthethwa750 ye I agree with that pass on the next generation which is sad for the innocent children

[@leanoeddes]

The fact that two of them changed their names is enough to raise suspicion 😬

[@neru232]

yeah that was just sussy af

[@laguvids]

I thought the same too!

[@annesabordo2421]

very suspicous

[@TriciaPooh01]

They probably did that because of harassment, but even still. Like the fact you can just go on about your life after causing so much harm to another person is horrible.

[@kiarahxm]

exactly but in the korean law they need "actual evidence" to prove that they did it even though you can tell that they did.

[@neru232]

can you imagine how the mom felt when she found out what happened to her baby, after she told her she didn’t want to go to the trip

[@rnwnwa]

And it's her only child too...

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

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[@chanalexa6923]

Adult should literally be aware the red flags of unusual acts from their kids. Get to the bottom of the problems instead of just blaming it to puberty rebellion

[@uhuy1133]

@@Natsudude43 .mmmm

[@nana8631]

@@chanalexa6923 but her parents didn’t blame her for anything though? But I think the big red flag that they missed was that their daughter said that she didn’t want to go. And at that point they should have asked themselves what is going on? Is something happening to our daughter that we don’t know anything about? Why she doesn’t want to go? And also letting their daughter stay home since she didn’t wanted to go

[@pamelaechevarria8080]

Murdered by 4 girls and they all escaped, 4 sets of hands pushed this girl to her death, Lim is at the top of the list as the leader and instigator. The police should've interrogated them separately, so Lims control would weaken and put the fear of in them quick to get the truth, I honestly hope she haunts them each for her own justice.

[@sobeit19]

Exactly!

[@gumdeo]

Yes, if they were separated at least one of them would start talking.

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

yeah you are right

[@lindziep6319]

True well even they escaped this event and being irresponsible in this situation without any guilt theres always a karma. Karma is real if you do bad things to someone the time will come when your the one on that scenario or worst to your loveone 😑

[@hye7011]

Well I hope she doesn’t haunt but rather moves on, I don’t like to think this event as tragic as it is would trap her in this loop forever

[@deekay19]

it's sad how we only get to see "justice" being served in dramas like the glory but not in real life. regardless if they physically pushed her or not, they are responsible for what happened that day

[@sadia2395]

So true.real life rarely ever serves justice.harsh truth

[@vintagesounds7740]

This is why I’m selective of my friends. I feel bad for Jung. She must of thought she was safe with her friends not knowing they had so much built up hate and jealousy towards her. I guess that’s why we have to be careful with who we let into our lives.

[@letiziareis.]

I mean I think she knew they weren't her real friends, cause she didn't even wanted to go on this trip and she wanted to switch rooms. Trust me you can feel it when somebody doesn't like you or is jealous of you.

[@sobeit19]

You’re right, but at that age you take people at face value. You never expect them to be harboring hate. I was bullied in high school. Lucky for me there was an intervention and I came out alive. But I was told on a daily basis I should kill myself

[@ElviraN.]

Did you listen the whole story? She didn´t want to be with them in the room (even asked teachers to move her), she didn´t even wanna go on this trip. I don´t think that she was feeling safe with them, she was feeling afraid!

[@maldita97]

That's the thing though, when you're in highschool, you don't really have the luxury to be "selective". These girls were bullies. Everyone was scared of them. So when they approached her and asked her to be part of their group as their slave, she didn't have a choice.

[@rosemarie5489]

I tell my sisters and cousins (all younger than me) that they should keep near them only friends who are not jealous of them. Even if they don't manage to do them something bad by themselves, it might be that they will "fail" to help them in situations, where it is important to assist.😊

[@roseannare]

how can these girls live after what happened? disgusting! also their faces and details needs to be released. they don't deserve privacy after robbing everything off a person.

[@yzspring]

Most Pyschos(or watever the medical term is) have no remorse feelings.

[@Unicorn-min]

Maybe I'm hearing a lot about Korean bullies lately, kudos to this channel and Stephanie. Yes, bullying happens everywhere around the world but it appears that it's extremely rampant in South Korea. The thing I'm wondering is why these children are so malicious, and why so many.

[@krisha7996]

I agree.

[@you_mad]

korean ans japanese and australian legal system are FAMOUS for rewarding criminals and punishing victims....

[@jisungiee810]

Ikr what is wrong with those kids. There are so many bullying cases in Korea like soo manyy

[@iloveadinosaur]

Hate to be that person, but Koreans have always been like this. Ofc the kids learnt from their parents... Especially Korean grandparents have this twisted mindset that their people are greater than people of any other countries and thus they act dominant and demanding, examples being of them being racist to foreigners...South Korean life is not what we see in dramas, their people are really salty af and full of inferiority complex and that being the exact reason why the teens get pushed for p.s

[@nikanikasavina]

The crazy competitive culture in Korea can be partially blamed, people are expected to succeed in life and work to 100%, which is impossible, of course. Also, abusers have their own insecurities, jealousy, other problems make them angry and violent to others. But these problems are not an excuse to abuse anyone and they must work on their problems. If they reserve to violence or psychological abuse they must be punished.

[@mauvehawaii]

she was so pretty, well off family, dad was a doctor, wish she had the strength/maturity to tell them about the bullies, change school, or just not come on the trip. but at that age it might be hard.

[@dawn3589]

Her beauty was probably one of the reasons for jealousy

[@sumayyahadetunmbi4347]

yeah I wish that as well

[@nussknacker9827]

She did She even begged her mom not to trap her with the bullies on the trip I was in a similar situation My parents weren't willing to protect me and forced me to go on tips with my bullies They knew

[@JustRed51]

I feel bad for jung. Those classmates especially the 4 girls are psychotic. I hope it will haunt them forever for what they really did to jung. I hope someday even years pass by. I hope she can get the justice she deserve. Rest in Peace Angel Jung.

[@Arcessitor]

It doesn't haunt them, they are happy now. Same as the Glory bully before someone actively took revenge. Psychopaths don't go around feeling guilty, sorry, or bad on your account. An innocent girl died and they laughed. That's why the death penalty should still be a thing in every country.

[@sadia2395]

​@@Arcessitor yep. And there is no karma.Harsher punishments is the only answer.

[@hopekooker]

isnt one of those girls married and have kids? I'm sorry for saying this but karma is b*tch, it will not haunt them back but it will surely punish their kids or husband in the future bc that's how hust karma works. i really hope they get the justice though

[@jaycee1861]

poor girl, may her soul rests in peace. the thing that irritates me the most is how the police investigate them altogether, not one by one, that ruined it all. and the witnesses, whether they were physically or psychologically involved or not, they should have felt guilty or something because a person, let alone their friend, literally died.

[@Bozk97]

Cases like this that are in the light make me wonder how many of these cases get buried... so sad

[@GRAZYTV]

need media coverage and enough interest to re-open :(

[@kozuamee]

I can't believe that some people really can be this cruel, this makes me externally sad. Those people who "pushed" her deserve a punishment, even if they are grown up now and probably have changed. I believe that they caused her death.

[@MMAUniversityTime]

The image of the black eye online is definitely not just an ordinary black eye - I've seen a few black eyes from fights but that is from intense trauma - possibly from when she was falling down while drunk or when falling at a high speed and hitting one of the other railings of a room's balcony on the lower floor leaving her to land on her back. Hope the other students are losing sleep from this coming back into the open. There seems to be multiple circumstantial evidence in this case that makes it Obvious she did not jump to her death. The coroner's report of damage inside Jung's mouth and face - not caused by the fall. The girl's stated that there was a fight with hair pulling when they also said that they needed to throw water in her face to wake her up, how would someone like that have the coordination to jump off the railings when it's above rib level. The fact that they changed their stories is a huge red flag. It's obvious that they either got together to create a single story of what to say to the cops or they were told by faculty of what to say - likely knowing the rest of their lives would be destroyed if any single one of them spoke up. I think they were laughing at her as she was on the balcony railings or were holding her off of it making her think she's falling when she was in and out of consciousness and lost grip of her. I don't think the Girl's would be laughing on the witness report if they knew of her Black eye before the fall, knowing that her parents and faculty would blame them for it. One or two of these circumstances would make you think that it's possible that she jumped to her Death - but all of these together are alarm bells blaring at us about the Truth.

[@Arcessitor]

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[@sammyluvschanel6799]

Totally agree with everything u commented.💯!Whether they hung her off as a sick joke n she slipped or she was pushed, I don't believe she jumped as like u pointed out she was in and out of concioness and needed to have water thrown on her. The injuries inflicted before the fall scream foul play! These girls will never admit what happened in that room and will get away with this. Hopefully karma works on them at some point!

[@emy2523]

I feel so bad for her :( every time I watch cases like this, the only thing I’m thinking is that these people could be alive today if they weren’t in the wrong place the wrong time :(

[@avantikaadair8453]

If these 4 girls are living normal lives and have families of their own, they should pray bullying won’t happen to their kids. If karma can’t come at them, their bad luck might be pass down to their kids

[@laylaofficia]

You should definitely do a channel membership. Not only does it allow you more freedom when making videos but people can also support you further. Sending you lots of love and positive energy. ❤

[@GRAZYTV]

thank u for the feedback!!!❤

[@suhyungkim7041]

Wow. The real victim looks so much like the actress who played So Hee in The Glory. The resemblance is uncanny 😮

[@Pammypammy012]

I hope all those girls who are guilty of her death couldn’t sleep at night and the memory of her agony creep through their mind everytime. The Law might exempt them but I hope their conscience won’t. In this way she could somehow have her justice in silence.

[@pratibhachristin3904]

Korea needs prosecutors like in the dramas they portray, who are not afraid to go against the system/ bring down superiors... They are aware of the seriousness of the bullying situation but nothing has changed.

[@leslyguerrero1396]

I'm tired from 16hours post duty as a nurse. Just in time, Grazy! Thank you 💜

[@GRAZYTV]

Glad u can wine down now!!! relax❤

[@Chloemegan]

I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if they dangled her over the edge to scare her but then they accidentally, or purposely, dropped her. Whether they physically pushed her or mentally pushed her they need to be held accountable for what they did to her and for her death because she would not be dead if it weren’t for them. I hope she gets the justice she deserves 🩵🪽

[@Sukiyanaa]

Can we just appreciate how Grace finds so much information and makes sure it's correct for us subscribers? Not comparing I love both but Stephanie's documentary videos are always so long like 40mins+ and look at Grace who makes it within 30mins!❤Love you Grace!

[@みゆき-s6g6x]

I think...that's the point? Grace caters to people who want to watch short videos while Stephanie caters to those who prefer long ones. Knowing your target audience and catering to them is...the basic component of marketing in business.

[@on444nem]

Why compare they're both great

[@Sukiyanaa]

@@on444nem yea Iam saying that Grace is able to explain in a fast way, while Stephanie takes her time and stuff,i love both tho.

[@sobeit19]

I love the stories you share with us. School bullying in Asia is no joke. Hence the high suicide rate of school age students it’s egregious

[@preciouslyunhinged]

It's scary how bullying goes this far....it is so scary rip to jung geum,its inhumane how perpetrators live there lives after.the system is f*****d up

[@jray5907]

I honestly think it was the "leader." I didn't know how evil some young girls can be, but I've been seeing it more and more on social media. I'm glad I never had to go through anything like this, I wish parents would teach their kids about compassion and the value of human life. So sad

[@betsyjones2912]

There’s nothing more ugly than a bully. What a bunch of cowards. RIP Jung

[@rhondaclipper2421]

The Words Make The Incident Sound So Benign. Sounds Like They Took The Girl Back And Beat The CRAP Out Of Her. I Hope They Find Karma. It's A Shame That Jung's Parents Didn't Listen, Teacher Didn't Listen & No One Was Paying Attention To Her Behavior. Attention Must Be Paid. Emotional Scars Last Forever.

[@snehaswati4987]

this is why when I don't like someone or don't feel comfortable with someone I let everybody know that way no matter what happens people would make sure I am not around them

[@leedehao]

To even think that these 4 monsters are probably mothers and have their own family just makes me sick to the stomach. As if it wasn't bad enough the curling iron scene was a true story, and now this.

[@nussknacker9827]

The bullying in real life was even worse than shown in the glory The glory had to town the bullying down because it was too brutal

[@MINJITOZAKI]

This is so sad. It upsets me. Lim was hands on and assaulted her. In my mind, Lim and her friends pushed her, def pre-meditated with accomplices. If the adults own up to it, many of their lives would be ruined, so everyone just agreed to stay quiet to protect themselves. There is no way no one knew anything. RIP Jung, I'm sorry you didn't get justice, I really hope you do! :(

[@DP-co6qx]

Agree I believe they might have cornered her to the edge and might have last girl just pushed her or scared her enough to climb up that high. It’s also possible that she was beaten and almost lost her consciousness and they set it up her there and just last person just gave that push or startled her with scare. Why no talk about finger prints on the cloths. And SK schools and police don’t have good records with bully victims. It’s like they protect bullies. Teachers drinking with underage students but no action against teachers or school. Police seems like didn’t want to resolve this case. An honest police would know easily how to get out all information from the criminals especially they’re not seasoned criminals.

[@kittyythecat]

I hated that this woman lied in the forums but good for her that she brought light back to the case. So many cases don't get looked again and shrugged off.

[@ayshazulfiquar1712]

As I watch these true crime what I get is and breaks my heart is only the victim knows what happened to himself/herself.

[@beasu6866]

Their faces should be revealed online. 🤷‍♀️ I hate that there’s no justice.

[@krakoosh1]

They are adults now. No reason to hide them. Let them face the repercussions of being shunned by the public. That would cause 1 of them to break

[@zummie67]

This is all very suspicious! There's no doubt in my mind that these 4 girls participated someway or another in the Jung's death. Why weren't the girls honest with the investigators if they did nothing wrong? Why would they purposefully leave out important details about what happened before Jung fell? And then why did they decide to change their story later on? And if this wasn't a planned attack on Jung, then why was she the only one who was drunk that night? Something isn't adding up here. I feel so sad for Jung's parents because they know something just isn't right with the whole "accident" of Jung's fall.

[@keriadri]

I hate that people like this can go on with their lives scot free. Makes me sick.

[@staaaah]

your videos bring light to cases many never have heard of, thank you! so sad to hear this actually happened to someone. ):

[@Carat-staytiny-exol._.]

One thing I noticed in South Korea's bullying cases are they hurts physically + mentally so bad and almost everyone knows about the bullies and victim , but nobody comes forward . Usually the bullies are queen bees , if you're super preety or have a lot of money you can control a gang of your own . They hurts those victims and forces them to bring money or other things . Surprisingly, even parents doesn't come forward , maybe because victims hide them (?) Bullying like this in high schools are horrible , even in my country, things like this happens sometimes but when they are in uni . In high school we bring our parents if we're bullied . Call us crybabies but this is what we do . This is sad that things like this happens.

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

I'm glad I've never been bullied heavily just the occasionally calling mean names when things dont work out between friends and thank goodness it's not traumatizing when I look back. And honestly involving parents is the best thing as you show the other party that you're not alone you've got your parents who will stand for you. It's even great if the bullies parents take actions against their own child and make them apologize or work things out or whatever is necessary in that situation.

[@Carat-staytiny-exol._.]

@@Sunflowersarepretty good for you ! Even I have never encountered bullies . Bullying is not common here before university . In university, there are some cases of bullying cuz of student politics , but before that , if we are somehow related to bullying, guess we're as good as dead . Besides , the kind of environment we're growing up in , it's not easy to hide something from parents . We tell our family members before going out at night or they will come looking for us if we're too late . Middle class family like mine , we live in apartments where we don't even lock our doors . Parents are definitely gonna notice if there are changes in us . And guess what's gonna happen if we're being bullied ? Avengers are gonna assemble .

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

@@Carat-staytiny-exol._. same. My parents would kill me If I ever bullied someone. My parents are the type to make me apologize and hug the other kid if I were to ever say something mean. getting physical would mean being kicked out of the house and my parents being the first ones to take me up to the cops. I'm kinda worried about getting bullied in a university but I can be rest assured that I can stand up for myself.

[@nussknacker9827]

Not all parents care Mine didn't My parents were severely abusive themselves and even tried to murder me more than once Most people assume that everyone has loving and supportive parents who would always protect their child + this isn't ttue Many of us who are being abused and bullied have no one

[@Carat-staytiny-exol._.]

@@nussknacker9827 I'm sorry , I hope you're doing well now .

[@citizencr4o]

Not interviewing the girls 1-by-1 makes it easy to have everyone's story appear to be the same (consistent). They should have interviewed the girls 1-by-1, and then the holes in their stories would have been clearer. The truth would have eventually come out.

[@2nMember]

Sad. Heart goes out to Jung's parents. For those 4 girls to continue living normal knowing what happened is disgusting. It's 14 years later tell the truth, they can't still be scared of Lim. I hope the parents find justice for Jung. RIL. Karma will come to them girls if not then God will get them.

[@Kopikokoo]

I hope whoever is in Jung's condition now, have the courage to run from such group. Friends should lift you up, not bring you down.

[@Getgot-en1kv]

So many fake friends, they are actually enemies, at first they pretend to like u and friendly , but one they know u are useless to them , they immediately changes faces . Disgusting, i rather to have no “friends” than having these kind of people around me.

[@youniverse6841]

Whether it happens now or later in life, I hope Jung comes back for Lim and all 4 girls who aided her. I hope they lose sleep and see Jung standing in the corner of their bedroom just waiting for them...

[@Sunflowersarepretty]

I'm relatively new to the korean entertainment culture and growing up I would only watch Hollywood and each time there was a bullying scene I thought it was the worst. Watching Kdramas takes bullying to a whole new level and what's scary is that no one bit of it is exaggerated except for I guess the victims getting some justice. This seems suspicious to me that there was no foul play. I'm pretty sure it was either an accidental push or that they intended it. Jealousy is such a scary disease eating up people's conscience; making them horrible things to others. I hope if these girls actually have a hand in the crime then they are forever haunted by their crimes. RIP Jung🌼🌺🌺🌻

[@seykadagmar]

She would be 30 years old by now. Poor sweet angel. 💐

[@portiarose6914]

it’s disheartening seeing all these past/present bullying cases pop up in light of the kdrama the glory. especially when the cases go unsolved or the perpetrators get off easy because of their age. in my opinion these criminals only become a bigger threat the older they get especially if they got away with it in the beginning. almost like a serial killer who starts off killing animals first. knowing their identities are hidden and the resume very avg lives is unnerving.

[@LM-gl4gz]

May Chung/Jung get justice and her parents get the peace they deserve.

[@milchstrasse4154]

This case is anything but straight forward. The mere fact that there was alcohol involved and consumed only by the one person who didn't even want to sneak it in in the first place is enough to reconsider the "official" story. This leaves me wondering why/how can such young ppl have so much evil in them. When has life become so worthless for them? How can teachers be so oblivious about what is actually going on with their students? Why are we as society failing to protect the innocent ones and letting the wicked ones go unpunished over and over again??

[@jasmineattah5634]

Hiii grazyyy!! I’m so glad you posted today. It helps me take my mind of off lots of things.

[@GRAZYTV]

awww hope i can help wine you down❤

[@MlGHTY1]

Koean Police asks the 3 murderers: "what happened to Jung ?" 3 murderers: "she fell by accident" Korean Police: "OK" UTTERLY UNBELIEVABLE

[@sensoine]

Parents and teachers need to be alert on signs of bullying It’s the schools responsibility to keep the kids safe and in check Wherever the 4 girls are now hope suffer more than their victim

[@Getgot-en1kv]

In the situation of a group of students bullying one student. Some teachers are one of those bullies, they rather not to have bad blood with the larger group of bullies , so those teachers remain quiet or even rather to punish the one who is bullied by the others.

[@nussknacker9827]

The parents and teachers knew but didn't care Just like the police didn't care No one was willing to protect the poor girl or punish the murderous bullies

[@Neku628]

Sadistic bullies! These devils just needed to tarnish this girl's reputation and give themselves an alibi.

[@missondo4887]

She was so pretty , I feel like Korean police or juvenile justice system protects teenagers too much , is like they don’t like to investigate stuff to the fullest potential, and they are too lenient with criminals

[@Ruriko.Y]

I don't want to wish bad things for people, but these bullies, they have kids now so I hope one day they go through what Jung's parents went through. probably not to the point of losing a child, but I just want them to know how her parents felt.

[@natabella8515]

Some people are really cruel.. It is a sad story.. Hope the justice can be served..

[@jphidalgo39]

💔💔💔. So sad. My heartbreaks for her mom and dad. The girls involved should be ashamed!

[@mekkie001]

i feel like the guy witness who heard the laughter was when the 4 girls were punishing Jung like this at 16:48 it could be possible that the alcohol level did something to her n she couldn't hold on any longer. But it could also be possible that they pushed her, mentally/physically. Sad that she had such a bright future ahead of her just for it to be destroyed because her so-called friends were jealous of her. I hope she is at peace now & that her case will be solved one day. it's crazy how 4 people were involved, yet were not punished. They got away with taking a precious life. I hope their crimes will be exposed one day.

[@arimanadias226]

This make my day better , my cat has been sick for almost a week. So I've been really stressed. Thanks for making me feel better❤

[@GRAZYTV]

OMG i'm extreamly stressed when my kitty is sick too! feel better❤

[@cupcake125]

How can the four girls live a normal life knowing that they literally killed a classmate years ago? I hope they get nightmares everyday and own up to what they did....

[@WorldPolitics249]

Out of curiosity how come kids are so dangerous in South Korea … have seen lots of drama where kids are bullying classmates … and parents are okay because they have money also the teachers don’t say anything ? Why the school system is not strict with these kind of kids

[@sefs257]

The school also partakes in the bullying because they dont want to have their reputation ruined. Huge scandal way back of a school where the principal was raping some of the students and some teachers kept it a secret

[@snithasuresh9519]

not sure could be how competitive and stressful the school life is and how the justice system is so lenient with bullying. You should watch the drama juvenile justice its kind of how the law is for minors in korea which literally just let criminals get away

[@mb8456]

It actually happens in every country. Bullying of South Korea is known to the world because of kdrama and that's the difference.

[@Carat-staytiny-exol._.]

​​@@snithasuresh9519 we cannot blame the school system . The education system sucks and it harms mentally (I'm from a south Asian country where population is so dense that we have to fight for a seat in uni against 70 people in entrance exam . (1 out of almost 70 people will get a chance to go to uni , others will have to try somewhere else) . That doesn't makes us go and kill or bully classmates . Those f.ucked system can make u take your own life , but bullying that badly doesn't makes sense . People who does that are devil's reincarnation . ( Yes , bullying like this exists in uni , but high school ? Mentally and physically breaking another person who is the same age as me when I am a minor myself - doesn't makes any sense . Another thing to be sad for is these people doesn't even gets proper punishment cuz they are "minors" . )

[@justwatchingandcommenting]

Jealousy can intoxicate someone's character to the worst... And what to they got out of it? Of bullying? Of being responsible for someone's death? That is just cruel and beyond my imagination. This girl had her whole life in front of her. And to be honest, there will always be someone who is better, prettier, wealthier, healthier, fitter, slimmer and I don't go around and push people over the rooftop. This needs to stop... Kids need to learn at a very young age to value all of the human beings and being greatful for what they are. If you wish someone the best, good things will happen to you. Even if it's cheesy, I believe in this. Or the phrase : maybe nothing good is happening to you, because at the moment you are the good thing that is happening to someone. Be kind ❤

[@DrLiy]

Injustice is not the result of evil but the silence in the face of evil.

[@EsonVitug21]

Omg!! I firmly believe I am going to love your video Grazy as much as I love the series. 💯 Thank you so much for all your efforts. Not going to skip ads. ✨

[@GRAZYTV]

❤❤❤ thank u!!! not skpping ads do mean alot.❤

[@akansha....2708]

I was so bored today.... you posted just right on time..... thank you grazy!! 🧡🧡 Love your videos soo much ❤️💕

[@GRAZYTV]

yes, lmk what u think of this case!❤

[@akansha....2708]

@@GRAZYTV omg I am really very happy you replied to my comment..... this really made my day.....❤️❤️ I think that police should have interrogate the girls separately..... There were some kind of manipulation and bulling had to happened to Jung into doing such a horrifying thing.... I hope this case to solve as soon as possible and to bring justice to the victim and her family.

[@andymenendez]

Hi Grazy!!! I'm always looking forward to your next video! That's honestly what's getting me through the rest of my semester!

[@GRAZYTV]

awww good luck in ur school Andy!

[@andymenendez]

@@GRAZYTV thank you Grazy!

[@remuspierre7573]

Awesome information

[@blessingomar2006]

Not responsible for Jung's death! South Korea should really start doing something about there justice system. And these teachers in their schools should start doing something about the bullying in their school. God this is infuriating. They should have at least gotten some sentences and this is why bullying will continue to escalate in South Korea because their justice system decide to ignore the problem.

[@goddessofmic]

I was just about to sleep but I’m staying up because Grazy uploaded a new video!❤❤

[@Fatima-ol4iy]

I really feel bad for her family.

[@efferud2323]

the only thing that keep me going is grazy's videos

[@GRAZYTV]

true fan❤

[@Zakii-Lovee]

I hope that one of these 4 girls would speak up, specially the one(s) with children. How can they be parents at all.

[@allMinabe]

Grazy, if its not too much trouble, can you do update video on some of the past cases you covered?♥

[@GRAZYTV]

Yes, i'll see if there's any updates, but most dont :(

[@MMAUniversityTime]

I'm supposed to get some work done but a Grazy notification popped up, guess I got to get some work done in 23:29 mins.

[@みゆき-s6g6x]

In the end, school bullying is never going to go away. Because reputation is so important, especially in places like Asia, the school's imagine will be always put above a couple of lives. In fact, given their statements, I wouldn't be surprised if the school helped them put together their report...

[@Oohkamitama]

Why are their faces blurred? That’s not right. Why can’t the internet do their justice when legally there will never be? No wonder Asian ghosts are so scary and ruthless. These type of cases of “bullying” is crazy scary and horrible.

[@mxm7647]

Maybe to avoid being sued for showing their faces.

[@00smodels]

This is a true horror story, but at least you’re shedding light on it. I don’t expect any of them will come forward because they all know Chung didn’t fall off that balcony by accident.

[@kss2066]

Hatred & jealousy main contributions to crimes like this. Those 4 girls must have no conscience to lead normal lives after murdering their friend in such brutal and callous manner. Jung was so pretty and bright girl. I hope her parents get justice.

[@thatgirlwholoveskpop]

While watching this a month ago, I didn't really have any theories or evidence to prove my opinion, but watching this again today, I realise just how much is wrong with this story and the claims the girls made... for starters, through the text messages between Dageum and her friend and people's claims about Lim, we can easily understand that Lim has a very dominating and scary personality. This is because, since a girl like Dageum, who clearly was very talented and seemingly had a great and successful future ahead of her, was willing (or forced) to throw her entire life away to sneak in alcohol as a minor and, reportedly, a good child. This is oddly suspicious because I highly doubt that she would give up her entire future just to drink for fun. All of her previous descriptions in personality doesn't make it seem like she was that kind of person either. Furthermore, the girls' initial story irritated me because of how fake and suspicious it sounded. Like, girl, your claims are stupid and it doesn't justify your support in her drinking her heart out. Also, what made you think you can just check her phone without her being awake and consenting? That in itself presents Lim's personality because she seems like a narcissistic person. I think the scene in the drama is indicating that most of the people believe Dageum to not be responsible for her own death and that her name is being sabotaged by those toxic friends of hers. It makes me sick to think these girls are all living normal lives now with no criticism for what they did... everything doesn't add up in their story. Here's what I think could have happened: It's the night before the tragedy and Dageum expresses fear and discontent about sneaking alcohol onto a school trip as a minor and kid who has expectations joint to her name by everyone around her (afraid of disappointment and getting into trouble, understandably). Lim gets wind of these text messages between the friends and gets upset. Lim plots a punishment for Dageum with the rest of the group, planning to get her into trouble or torturing her. Dageum realises that Lim knows of those messages and asks to be switched to a different room, but her request is announced and denied, angering Lim more as she realises that Dageum knows she's planning to do something. It's the night of the tragedy now and the girls sit down in the room to play a game with shots for the loser of each round. The girls do everything in their power to make Dageum lose so she can drink a lot and become drunk. Perhaps, after the girls took her to the room next door to wake her up and brought her back, Lim confronted Dageum about her text messages and, in her drunken state, Dageum admitted something along the lines that she disliked Lim's behaviour towards her and that she felt trapped by her. This probably angered Lim so THEN she punched her and gave her a black eye and did something to cause cuts in her mouth. In a rage, she may have also taken her outside to the balcony. She may have held Dageum to the railings and forced her to apologise if she didn't want to be pushed off and laughed when she begged them to let her live, hence the person who heard them laughing, but eventually, maybe by accident / not realising what they were getting themselves into OR an intention to murder, Lim and the other girls pushed Dageum off and she screamed as she fell, hence the person hearing a scream and then seeing someone dead on the ground. Out of fear of getting into trouble and being the only witnesses, to avoid suspicion, the girls collectively decided the story they told them. After that, one-by-one, they left the room and pretended that Dageum fell later than she actually did. After all, the girls DID have enough time before the interrogation to come up with a mildly solid story. The truth will forever be unknown, but I believe that Lim definitely had a reason to commit murder and I think those messages and Dageum's constant resistance was the perfect trigger for it. If the girls aren't, however, guilty, which I highly doubt, I feel bad for them and wish that they can prove their innocence somehow. For now, however, I'm sticking by my theory. God give Jung Dageum peace in the afterlife and allow the world to avenge her in any way (if it's a murder, punish the perpetrators, and if it's self-inflicted, punish those who pushed her to do this). My heart goes out to her family for losing their beautiful daughter: God bless them and give them peace and closure in proving their daughter's innocence. Thank you for bringing light to this case, Grace! ❤

[@opheliajadefeldt9123]

Sad story, very tragic and so suspicious. I watched the Glory, but not the gruesome parts they were just too much to watch. I do not believe what happened to Jung was any sort of accident, and the police really got this case wrong from the start. School bullying in S. Korea is common place and widespread, almost at a pandemic level, and all the authorities turn a blind eye to it. I feel so sorry for the parents, and I doubt they will ever get over this tragedy. You told the story very well so well done, I hope you do a lot more. :)

[@vinapedro4417]

I love your videos! I hope you'd also do videos about the real life cases in which the episodes of Taxi Driver 1 & 2 are based :)

[@monaismail519]

I hope they get it back! Like I really hope they get what they’ve done to her😥

[@aviharth9402]

wait what if they were interviewed once again, one by one this time, and what if someone actually messes up the story? that might be a new evidence

[@teresa2824]

sometimes i feel like the police and the bystanders in most of the Korean bullying cases don't even try to help the victim and bring them justice

[@chiyul7576]

Grace you’re the best ever! I just finished preparing my bag as my flight is tonight and I’m so excited to visit my family and now we got a new video from you? Couldn’t be happier 💖 I’m definitely going to subscribe if you ever have membership 😭 like who wouldn’t ???

[@GRAZYGRACE]

Awww have a safe flight love❤

[@Sophia-ex7fu]

This is so sad :( I hope the truth comes to light one day

[@usagii-dango]

It’s amazing to me that they can all still be living a normal life when they’re tied to something so horrific….. karma better work her magic soon…

[@AinAbdullah193]

The impact of The Glory uncovering Korean cold cases phew! I hope those involved would live in anxious now 🥶

[@mokshalanirukshi6940]

So sad to hear this 😖 RIP Jung!!!!

[@reviqqo3699]

it's a pity truly that so many people such as jung get exploited for their kindness. it may sound harsh, but always be cautious of certain infamous people whose backgrounds have turned them to be shitty people themselves. i do not mean to ostracize people from unfortunate households and not everyone turns into a horrible person, but environments play an important part in personality development. do not choose to be friends with someone just because you pity them and rather be selective with the people you surround yourself with. 'connections' are of no use if your safety is compromised due to social connections.

[@missondo4887]

I think what the boy witness heard was true they were laughing at her doing something in the patio she probably put herself in that position and lost balance

[@kayleehenry2253]

they clearly had jealousy and hate bubble up for her i feel so sorry for her

[@martinmystery4618]

All appreciation and love. Take care always grace✨❤ love your story. Always anti-bullying its deadly. Thank God Im so strong.

[@Qweeni3]

The scratches from in her mouth could’ve been them trying to hold her mouth open to force her to drink.

[@sangitathami4973]

Justice for jung please✊

[@msace6710]

Yes a membership would be great. I really like your chanel. Thank You

[@Likelyfairy]

I would definitely subscribe to your membership!! I have adhd and sometimes it’s hard to find people to watch but I love your videos and voice it’s soothing 😂❤

[@phifismyusername]

There is evil in this world. It’s uncanny what some people will do if not for societal norms and laws.

[@joaniebalonie707]

Thank you so much for making these videos and being so thorough 🎉