Regarding a teacher at a Daejeon elementary school메이저놀이터 who made an extreme choice after suffering from malicious complaints, a social media account has appeared that exposes the identity of the parents who were pointed out as the perpetrators, sparking controversy .
On the 11th, an account on the SNS Instagram posted an introductory message that read, “We are revealing the faces of the murderer who caused a 24-year female teacher to commit suicide, as well as the faces of his children and even his in-laws’ cousins. “
This account, created the day before, registered about 40 posts showing the phone numbers, addresses, occupations, and places of business along with face photos of parents and family members in the Daejeon area who were identified as the perpetrators of the Daejeon teacher’s death incident.
The account administrator said, “I want to make them aware of their mistakes using the method of ‘an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth,'” and in response to some netizens’ request to ‘take down the post,’ he said, “If you want to try, do it. I’m a 10-year-old boy.”
The account is receiving explosive response and support, gaining over 7,000 followers in just one day.
However, at the same time, there are reactions that the level of disclosure is too excessive, and there are concerns that secondary victims may arise due to indiscriminate leakage of personal information and unverified posts.
Meanwhile, according to the Daejeon Teachers’ Union, Teacher A, who died, donated 30,000 won per month to the international children’s rights organization Save the Children for several years since 2011, when she gave birth to her child.
This organization, in its capacity as a child protection agency, submitted an opinion to the police that the child needed counseling and treatment in relation to a case in which Mr. A was reported as child abuse by his parents. Take a look at the video.
Produced by: Kim Hae-yeon, Lee Geum-ju
Video: Yonhap News TV, Daejeon teacher death incident, perpetrator exposed, Instagram, Internet community capture, Save the Children YouTube