Baekmo (44), a mother accused of blocking her 8-year-old daughter from breathing and causing her to die, is entering the Incheon District Court in Michuhol-gu, Incheon to receive an interrogation (warrant substantive examination) before arrest on the afternoon of the 17th of last month. yunhap news
Incheon District Prosecutor’s Office 3rd Department of Criminal Prosecutors announced on the 7th that they had arrested her mother A (44) on charges of leaving her body at home after the murder of her 8-year-old daughter who lived with her husband.
On the 8th of last month, after having her daughter B (8) dead in a house in Michuhol-gu, Incheon, she left her body for a week, and then reported to 119 on the 15th of the same month, saying, “The child died.” After reporting, Mr. A tried to make an extreme choice, but after being transferred to a nearby hospital for treatment, he was arrested by the police. When this incident was reported, the problems of the social safety net and birth registration system for so-called’shadow children’ who were not registered for birth were also highlighted.
As a result of the police investigation, Mr. A lived with Mr. C (46), who lived with him without divorce from her husband, and gave birth to Miss B. However, she did not report the birth of Ms. B. It was found that it was because it was difficult to report the birth of an extramarital child who was not divorced from the husband. Because of this, Ms. A has not received formal education.
Mr. A stated in the police, “I couldn’t report my daughter’s birth due to legal issues, but I tried to enroll her in school in March this year.” He said, “I was pessimistic about my life and killed my daughter and tried to make extreme choices.” do.
Mr. C, who was Ms. B’s father and who lived with Mr. A, made an extreme choice and died after being investigated by reference for the crime of Mr. A. It is known that Mr. C usually had special affection for his daughter. Mr. C, who recently broke up due to a discord with Mr. A, is said to have revealed guilt for the death of his daughter in a police investigation.
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