2006 Cheongju Curling Iron Case - Real Story Behind "The Glory"

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  • @jackieangelify1r125
    @jackieangelify1r125 Před 9 měsíci +8459

    “I like the smell of her blood. Let’s keep going” that’s one of the most demonic things to say about someone you’re violently assaulting omg

    • @gprasadbhat5761
      @gprasadbhat5761 Před 8 měsíci +158

      Yeah it creeps me out

    • @user-gx2ey8sn4l
      @user-gx2ey8sn4l Před 8 měsíci +150

      I wanna hug all these students who's been through so so much......I pray that they will have a wonderful future.......God bless you all.

    • @lilianstetz7374
      @lilianstetz7374 Před 7 měsíci +72

      Yeah like what the heck. Who says that. Like they have to be monsters to say stuff like that. If I here her say assault one more time. Like poor girl omg.

    • @sanmathiyn3906
      @sanmathiyn3906 Před 7 měsíci

      @@user-gx2ey8sn4lthat is if they don’t have trust issues…..❤I wouldn’t even have waited for the next moment I would have gone to the terrace wrote a note and jumped off the building 😢 a thick glass bottle really? And is that girl a vampire to like the smell of blood

    • @jonethgabriel-so8cg
      @jonethgabriel-so8cg Před 6 měsíci +33

      They were demon possessed

  • @yyyyy-wv6dz
    @yyyyy-wv6dz Před rokem +24335

    they aren't bullies, they're monsters

    • @mynameisstolen
      @mynameisstolen Před rokem +324

      @@naomi_naomi_ People? Us people don’t claim them as one.

    • @RUTHSSUBS
      @RUTHSSUBS Před rokem +203

      They really are….

    • @yumtaco7376
      @yumtaco7376 Před rokem +245

      “Bullying is an ongoing and deliberate misuse of power in relationships through repeated verbal, physical and/or social behaviour that intends to cause physical, social and/or psychological harm”, so their behavior is in fact bullying. Bullying isn’t “harmless” behavior

    • @blehbluhduh
      @blehbluhduh Před rokem +82

      Thats sooo true like why even ?
      Like usually when we watch some crime thrillers ,there's always some reason for violence & they usually are from the shady hoods, thats pretty similar in real life too as far as I have seen .
      But this is just PURE EVIL ,in the cases mentioned they didnt even have a reason to do any of these.
      -There was no religious conflict
      -No attitude problems on behalf of victims
      -No past grudges
      -No love triangle drama bullshit
      -The predators didnt belong to poor societal & financial background
      Its like they were lifeless zombies, like bro if someone get injured I start feeling that person's pain by seeing his/her bruise and they did all that listening to the victim's screams , ughhhh
      I see my kpop stan friends saying THEY WANT TO MOVE TO KOREA. Like the actual fuck
      I watch kdramas and even though it looks so aesthetic , I never actually wanted to live there, infact I am hesitant to even go for a trip to korea
      It has to be one of the worst place after syria ,afghanistan ,etc cause I see nothing positive bout SK
      1. Toxic beauty standards which are like REALLY SERIOUS cause everyone wants to follow them (if one doesnt match with those , they might get bullied or atleast cyberbullied)
      2. Extreme racism (if u r not white or doesnt belong to NA and europe), they will literally treat u like a pig if u r black or brown
      3. Extreme bullying with no signs
      4. Crappy teachers and lecturers
      5. Dark ways of idol industries
      6. Amputated police , law & justice
      the list goes on
      These arent just assumptions or hear and says but actual experiences of people i know (immigrant friends and online victims)
      I just cant believe that their Law is soo amputated, like some victims got raped and the assaulters were not even sent to juvie? ru fucking kidding me?
      I am an Indian and I am pretty sure , if any of the cases happened here then the whole city would have came out with candles,marching towards the adminstrative office and the predator's house. They would have atleast gotten the jail of 5 years unless some politics involved and most of the schools must have taken action .

    • @BringMeTheChildren
      @BringMeTheChildren Před rokem +223

      They aren't bullies, they are abusers, psychopaths, sociopaths, scum, potential serial killers, they are *horrible*

  • @CorpsePartyParade
    @CorpsePartyParade Před 4 měsíci +559

    “We can’t let this mistake affect their future” But it’s not a mistake. It was a conscious choice they made so they should deal with the consequences.

    • @Bubba2703
      @Bubba2703 Před 11 dny +3

      Viewers should look into T. Nhaveen’s case in Malaysia as well. There was glass shards shov3d up his anu$. His death outraged many Malaysians’. He was t0rtured until he d!ed.

    • @user-qf9de5lc9q
      @user-qf9de5lc9q Před 6 dny +3

      @@Bubba2703That reminds me of Junko Furuta’s case. It’s known as “44 Days of Hell.” She was gang rap*ed and tortured.

  • @DimmuDeer
    @DimmuDeer Před 3 měsíci +263

    I was bullied in school. Not beaten, just psychologically. Whenever I complained to the teachers, they've sent ME to the school psychologist. Whenever I complained to my parents, they've told me to just tough it out. Make it make sense.

    • @Juzproo
      @Juzproo Před 2 měsíci +6

      Sorry to hear that you had to go through that. I wish you nothing but blessings & strength.

    • @mckennasweda3614
      @mckennasweda3614 Před 2 měsíci +1

      Everyone is being controlled including their perception of you and they can be made to not even notice what people are doing to you and focus on their perception that they are being sent. Your parents were also set up to have this belief at the specific time you were made to ask. The suffering is real. Even if it is a setup

    • @PieRatKings
      @PieRatKings Před měsícem

      I once complained to a playground guard that another student was hitting me, and they said that if they punished him they'd have to punish everyone, and that was the end of it.

    • @mckennasweda3614
      @mckennasweda3614 Před měsícem

      @@PieRatKings Anarchy!

    • @jesmeyer732
      @jesmeyer732 Před 24 dny +1

      Right?! I was bullied by a boy. Mostly on the school bus. He literally spit on me and I used scented hand sanitizer to clean myself off and I GOT in trouble for “spraying perfume” they had it on video and everything and did nothing.

  • @passivepanda3656
    @passivepanda3656 Před rokem +12562

    What infuriates me the most is that most of the time in real life, the bullies get to have their happy ending. They never face the consequences of their actions. They absolutely don't care about the trauma and the pain they've inflicted to their victims.

    • @tomorraight7493
      @tomorraight7493 Před rokem +354

      it is infuriating... soon if bullying continues and they don't take responsibility things will go down hill for them

    • @RottedDollface
      @RottedDollface Před rokem +400

      Yep, I think same of child abusers aswell, the victims go on to suffer for the rest of their lives, while they live good lifes. Especially the ones defended by their families. I hate it.

    • @iamdonalee
      @iamdonalee Před rokem +109

      Maybe,they have their happy endings for now but not for long😉this bullies can get "bad karma" not now but in the future,then it goes to the bullies family and then to their extended family🤷‍♀️
      -heartbreaking but its true

    • @skittles1975
      @skittles1975 Před rokem +76

      @@iamdonalee yes, karma is absolutely true. It comes back, one way or the other, it could be big or small, it could be connected or not, but it always happenz

    • @yellowblossom4373
      @yellowblossom4373 Před rokem +52

      And most often, they're successful in life.

  • @suvannahchhetri4253
    @suvannahchhetri4253 Před rokem +28011

    The glory's bullying was so gruesome that it made me curl up. Knowing that this has actually happened makes me so sad about humanity.

    • @carlenetoa2118
      @carlenetoa2118 Před rokem +904

      Bullying is on another level in South Korea...weird

    • @marielos1977ful
      @marielos1977ful Před rokem +22

      😢😮88

    • @rocioferguson6222
      @rocioferguson6222 Před rokem +379

      Unbelievable, I wanted so bad to hug her, I cried with her and knowing this is basa on true events, they should be punished by law, also Karma never forgets

    • @preciouslyunhinged
      @preciouslyunhinged Před rokem +55

      It's so so heart breaking

    • @preciouslyunhinged
      @preciouslyunhinged Před rokem +53

      ​@@carlenetoa2118 it's extreme.

  • @poulomi__hari
    @poulomi__hari Před 6 měsíci +1027

    Oh BTW, the actress Kim Heiora who played the junkie bully Sara, was also a bully in her school time. She was the part of a huge "mean girls" group and her story is going viral these days.

    • @ZoyaKhan-ee2nb
      @ZoyaKhan-ee2nb Před 2 měsíci

      actually everybody who goes viral is a bully in sk

    • @nathanhosea489
      @nathanhosea489 Před 2 měsíci +43

      I'm not surprised she landed her role

    • @soobinlove4417
      @soobinlove4417 Před měsícem +5

      I thought that was proven false?

    • @ZoyaKhan-ee2nb
      @ZoyaKhan-ee2nb Před měsícem +4

      @@soobinlove4417 that's false

    • @user-tp7ne1du1n
      @user-tp7ne1du1n Před měsícem +13

      This makes it really stupid for her to take the role then. She would have a way higher chance of being exposed and criticized.

  • @areebabutt2144
    @areebabutt2144 Před 7 měsíci +280

    The fact that victim 9 was punished immediately for an attempt (which is right, he shouldn't be a murderer) but all these criminals got away with a probation is so sick

    • @farahdhandoko8734
      @farahdhandoko8734 Před měsícem +19

      I know that my thoughts aren't correct, but I don't think his mother has the right to report it to the police. She, or perhaps his family, downplayed her son's reports that he was bullied, and had to deal with it himself as a man. So yeah, he took it upon himself to plan revenge. So why did she ruin his plans??

  • @Siapagani
    @Siapagani Před rokem +10360

    This is not bullying, this is assault. This is crime. And these people aren't bullies, they're criminals.

    • @Ponyobean
      @Ponyobean Před 11 měsíci +75

      @@basugunjain korea the bullies are not just mens even
      Girls bully there’s nothing about gender , they are students

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci +31

      @@Ponyobean Gender does matter since a male student bullying a female student is worse or/and worst.

    • @Ponyobean
      @Ponyobean Před 11 měsíci +43

      @@basugunja yeah that can be the case but some female students can do the worst too don’t underestimate them

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci +3

      @@Ponyobean Yeah.

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci

      @@Ponyobean And whatever I said is actually the case always.

  • @henalilaiswatching
    @henalilaiswatching Před rokem +10826

    When you are young, it is called bullying. When you are an adult, it is called crime. How light they are treating this assults. Torture is still torture, even if it was done by kids or adults.

    • @cary9479
      @cary9479 Před rokem +284

      Bullying is in fact a crime, because it is abuse,it's only a word for a type of crime.

    • @henalilaiswatching
      @henalilaiswatching Před rokem +251

      @@cary9479 yeahh, but it's taken lightly. Like some kind of a child play. People use the word as a joke sometimes.

    • @krishnabhojne
      @krishnabhojne Před rokem +54

      @@henalilaiswatching You are on the point. But everyone still lives in the world, where kids can do no wrong and should be given a second chance, no matter what without any punishment.

    • @LollipopHouser
      @LollipopHouser Před rokem +41

      It doesn't matter how young you are. That isn't bullying it's still assault.

    • @ThanamasLuv
      @ThanamasLuv Před rokem +49

      Yes! It pisses me off "kids" get off with little to no punishment. The justice system is honestly so backwards not giving victims the justice they deserve regardless of age.

  • @ishathakor
    @ishathakor Před 7 měsíci +202

    i can't believe the student who planned to take revenge got MORE punishment than the students who permanently traumatized their victims....

    • @mluna1
      @mluna1 Před měsícem +5

      right?! I don't know if it makes me a bad person but maaan, that didn't end how I would've liked

    • @UndeadSlayer5
      @UndeadSlayer5 Před dnem

      I’m starting to think that schools and the government are protecting bullies

  • @AllSheilacan
    @AllSheilacan Před 7 měsíci +238

    This one is actually hard to hear about. Something about LITERAL children getting tortured and no adult coming for help. It's heartbreaking.

  • @SirenSeas1223
    @SirenSeas1223 Před rokem +10797

    As a nurse it absolutely sickens me to my core that these criminals could even have futures in healthcare!

    • @prettyevil6662000
      @prettyevil6662000 Před rokem

      I'm sure you know well how much the mean girls love going into healthcare fields too which makes it extra scary. They love having power over sick and desperate people.

    • @saften2
      @saften2 Před rokem +348

      Or teachers 😮

    • @crispy_touya
      @crispy_touya Před rokem +272

      I’ve heard a certain percentage of bullies become nurses.

    • @diosawintour1969
      @diosawintour1969 Před rokem +85

      For a lot of them that is a chosen career path

    • @monicab479
      @monicab479 Před rokem

      The girl who bullied me in primary and secondary became a nurse. She wanted to work with mentally disabled people so she could mock them without their knowledge.

  • @ancadimache2270
    @ancadimache2270 Před rokem +10220

    I hate when assault is called bullying.
    There is a freaking big difference between bullying and straight on assault.
    I struggle to explain this even in my country where the concept of bullying is quite new.
    And the repercussions on bullying are more tame that repercussions on assault.

    • @kathleentoledo1071
      @kathleentoledo1071 Před rokem +29

      Amen

    • @bleung2274
      @bleung2274 Před rokem +358

      Even to call it assault is already understating it. This is attempted homicide. They went in with the intent to murder the victim and they went in assuming that they could abuse a loophole in the justice system to get away with minor consequences at worst. They knew that their friends, family, and even the police would condone this - because that's what their culture is like. No one in their community wants to deal with this - not the parents (who are obsessed with their "family pride" and how their kids must be "the best), the teachers (who are obsessed with their "school pride" and academic results), the police (who are too incompetent and scared to deal with minors and likely see it as someone else's responsibility).
      The funny thing is that if these women were just several years older, they MIGHT have been charged more severely.
      It is VERY unlikely that anything about these women's abusive personalities have changed. It is VERY likely that their sadistic and abusive tendencies have worsened over time. It is VERY likely that they will encourage further abuse of other people, or commit more crimes in the future - because they live in a society that condones this sort of behavior. This society that only responds when they can't ignore the problem anymore because it looks bad for them. Hence these "bullying" cases get worse, and they will continue to get worse until enough children die or the school system collapses.
      This society has no true consequences, not for the perpetrators or the authorities. It's a society that rewards criminal behavior, and it's no wonder why "vigilante justice" or "underdog" fiction is so popular in Korea. But this in turn creates a hilarious loop - because the people in real life who do fight back, the system slaps THEM down, and tells them "Why didn't you let the authorities dO ThEiR JoB?"
      When a society can have no faith in its authority figures, be it teachers, parents, the justice system, the politicians, all of which have been repeatedly proven to be corrupt, then there is truly no point in trying to support the society.

    • @ambersantodomingo5006
      @ambersantodomingo5006 Před rokem +73

      Bullying is when they are under 18 years old and doing the violence. I agree with you. Change it age of assault to 13 years old and we could curb so much with the law working with the schools. Abuse too, and verbal, fear mongering, terrorizing.... kids- these things are not ok at any age.

    • @sweetsecretshayaty
      @sweetsecretshayaty Před rokem +51

      100% I was bullied throughout elementary school and middle school in the U.S. I did not know what friendship was until high school. But I'm so grateful that I was never a victim of violence. This is assault and NOT bullying. Also, just because they are minors they should not get off, in the U.S. we have juvy - why don't they do something like that in Korea? Also, the behavior they are getting away with as minors only escalates their bullying as they grow older and become criminals or psychopaths.

    • @nolongerhumannnn
      @nolongerhumannnn Před rokem +36

      Assault or bully. They are both horrible acts.

  • @iasonakamimosa2574
    @iasonakamimosa2574 Před 6 měsíci +205

    A man in Nicholasville KY attempted to poison my sister. When that did not work, he tried to kill her with a hammer. She managed to escape and get to a neighbors. She had a crushed section to her skull and a crushed throat. It took her months to recover physically. She has never recovered mentally- suffers PTSD- and has seizures due to it as well.
    What happened? She was told she could not press charges beyond "domestic violence" because she lived in the same house. Because the house was his- SHE had to move, not him. In the end he got an ankle monitor and told not to do it again. A man in his 30s-40s got 6 months probation with monitoring.....
    This kind of stuff is everywhere. It doesn't stop in school. It continues to adults. It is ridiculous- if you have financial status in your area- you can do whatever you want it seems.

    • @Lizzifer7
      @Lizzifer7 Před 5 měsíci

      People care less if you're a woman too. I'm not trying to say men don't deserve attention, just that women need more help with "DV"

  • @mtc343
    @mtc343 Před 6 měsíci +77

    I think I know why the punishments for the bullies are almost nonexistent. It’s because they want to have an image of “low crime rates”. That’s pretty much how a good number of countries get their “low crime rates”.
    They don’t want any of these on record so that they have an image of being a civilized country.

  • @roseshin
    @roseshin Před rokem +6783

    These kids are nurtured, enabled, and protected psychopaths. These are beyond "bullying".

    • @roseshin
      @roseshin Před 11 měsíci +123

      @@basugunja and the point of your yelling is....?

    • @Kris-yt6yr
      @Kris-yt6yr Před 11 měsíci +26

      ​@basugunja you ok?😶

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci +5

      @@Kris-yt6yr Not exactly ok after hearing and witnessing about numerous unethical and bad people across the world.

    • @xrrgr
      @xrrgr Před 11 měsíci +20

      it’s bullying. stop saying otherwise, bullying is assault.

    • @miinfl7143
      @miinfl7143 Před 10 měsíci +4

      Listening to these stories reminds me of the James Bulger case

  • @margaesperanza
    @margaesperanza Před rokem +5454

    My close friend was a Korean who went to the Philippines to study in high school. She would always tell us how even in our poorer economic standing, her school life is more peaceful here compared to South Korea, turns out she left because of extreme bullying. She eventually chose to continue to study here until college and eventually married a fellow Korean who grew up here.
    They both agreed not to let their kids study in Korea.

    • @yasussy
      @yasussy Před rokem +426

      That just puts in to perspective how common and brutal bullying is there

    • @reuona370
      @reuona370 Před rokem +122

      Omg that's so insane, I hope that she get the help she needs ) :

    • @yellow13foxtwo
      @yellow13foxtwo Před rokem +143

      Damn no wonder many people have mental ilness in korea...

    • @Mush_strawberry
      @Mush_strawberry Před rokem +97

      Bullies in Philippines isn’t bad since you can always fight back or just isn’t really hurting you like they just think they are too good or whatever it’s pretty tame in Philippines in my experience so it’s really nice to hear someone having a good time where I live I’m not sure how I’m gonna explain it but I’m just thankful it’s not all bad here

    • @spacetofu5306
      @spacetofu5306 Před rokem +140

      ​@@Mush_strawberry its more tame because its knowledge for us Filipinos that if you bully someone, prepare to take what you dish out.
      Its not as bad as like south korea tbh

  • @L1lyr0s3_
    @L1lyr0s3_ Před 2 měsíci +48

    I’ve been bullied very physically and mentally, bullying needs to come more to light. Thank you for this ❤

    • @tulikam3019
      @tulikam3019 Před 2 měsíci +5

      I hope that you're okay and living the best life possible!! ❤

  • @itsneha1464
    @itsneha1464 Před 6 měsíci +98

    The punishment for bullies should be harsher and more difficult, given the unimaginable trauma suffered by their victims . I had to take breaks multiple times while listening to the stories of these people because the pain they experienced was beyond imagination. I genuinely hope that no one has to endure any form of bullying, as it destroys confidence and fosters self-hatred. I don't want anyone to go through the agony of being bullied.

    • @me-ye6ld
      @me-ye6ld Před 2 měsíci

      Eye for an eye makes the whole world blind.

  • @awooga2577
    @awooga2577 Před rokem +2970

    as a 14 year old, these kids know exactly what their doing. They are old enough to be aware of what their doing and they shouldn’t be babied by the government as if their 6 or 7 years old.

    • @cary9479
      @cary9479 Před rokem +21

      Not every person is same mature and there are many 14 years old, that don't know anything, it mostly depends on how you grow up.

    • @roomijsjeeee
      @roomijsjeeee Před rokem +210

      Agreed. From the age of 12/13 u start to learn what’s wrong and right and be aware of your actions.

    • @zxoe
      @zxoe Před rokem +245

      @@cary9479 still doesn't make it right. even if they aren't matured they still chose to do that themselves.

    • @veronica-mew
      @veronica-mew Před rokem +250

      ​@@cary9479 I'm 100% sure that every 14 year old knows that you should not torture another person. I'm aware that some are still very childish, but by 14, you know right from wrong. We're not talking about kindergarten age, we are talking about teenagers who know not to hurt others.

    • @Idkanymore-_-
      @Idkanymore-_- Před rokem +4

      @@veronica-mewI’m not. My nearly 14 year old sister acts like a 5 year old.

  • @aprille5820
    @aprille5820 Před rokem +2858

    No, WE NEED TO EXPOSE HER. They all don’t deserve to live like a normal person. Shame them and expose them, they obviously don’t have any remorse

    • @yukilu602
      @yukilu602 Před rokem +410

      the assaulters name is Jeong Yu Mi, I wish she got morebacklash for what she did, because the crime happened 4 years ago and she got off scott free

    • @Ryuu-lt7bl
      @Ryuu-lt7bl Před rokem +104

      @@yukilu602 Ikr it's soo fucking gruesome and they get away with it

    • @nimisnotcool7132
      @nimisnotcool7132 Před rokem +107

      My hands are Itching and restless i wanna fo the same to these bullies so bad!! What exactly will hit them to burst into tears of shame and regret for what they did

    • @Atastyboiledegg
      @Atastyboiledegg Před rokem +166

      I don’t want to sound sadistic, but I think these monsters that completly ruined their life deserve to die alone and in terrible pain. I hope they’ll suffer in their afterlife. No human would ever behave like that.

    • @darkx6869
      @darkx6869 Před rokem +5

      @@yukilu602 that’s recent

  • @urnaashk
    @urnaashk Před 7 měsíci +72

    I am Mongolian and thank u for bringing up the Mongolian girl’s case its horrendous that those evil women just got slaps on the wrist it’s sad that the victim has to live with the trauma for the rest of her life

  • @arson.is.always.the.answer
    @arson.is.always.the.answer Před 5 měsíci +23

    Not CZcams showing an ad for curling irons in the middle of the story about student 2's bullying...

    • @sta4339
      @sta4339 Před měsícem +1

      Lol had l'ange straightener pop up too😂

  • @takineko
    @takineko Před rokem +3220

    When I visited elementary schools in Korea I learned that they DO NOT Discipline the children. Kids can interrupt and be inappropriate and the teachers are POWERLESS to even punish them for small things IN THEIR OWN CLASSROOM. I was SHOCKED. I told the teachers about how in the USA, we can put them in the hall, take away privileges, send home notes to parents, sent them to the principal. The teachers looked so excited like that sounded so damn dreamy to them.

    • @ejejejje
      @ejejejje Před rokem

      are u dense ? Kids in America got no discipline either and turn into school shooters tf

    • @Bongi344
      @Bongi344 Před rokem +202

      That's insane

    • @irisrowanmoon
      @irisrowanmoon Před rokem +121

      I pouted so hard that the teacher said "okay. I guess everyone will go play while (my name) sits at her desk.." Mind you, I chose to sit and pout 😂 then by the time I was out of my pout, the teacher said "you get 5 more minutes in here to finish your work that you didn't do THEN you can play" well... I didn't get to go out to recess sooooo I learned the hard way to do what is expected cause I'll still have to do it later and not get what I want 😂

    • @1kpennyxx238
      @1kpennyxx238 Před rokem +20

      Didn't they recently rule that teachers can't beat kids in class in Korea?

    • @duh450
      @duh450 Před rokem +73

      @@1kpennyxx238 the rule is in india too...but here even a slight verbal abuse could land you in trouble..even collages are restricted.

  • @River-wc5bx
    @River-wc5bx Před rokem +4314

    This is why I like the k-drama "Juvenile Justice" because it's abiut a Judge who absolutely HATES juveniles who commit crimes and believe they'll get away with it all because their minors. It's a great watch if your missing the Glory!

    • @ShayP76
      @ShayP76 Před rokem +391

      Yes. I agree. The drama showed how the system SHOULD react to this. As much as I fallen in love with K-dramas and K-pop I can say that South Korea has some serious issues with their laws, policies, and the way they handle social issues. It has really opened my eyes to a culture across all of its sides.

    • @nurlindafsihotang49
      @nurlindafsihotang49 Před rokem +56

      The minor juvenile justice must use only for that sorry for things that they've done and remorseful..not for the ones that only sorry that they got caught.

    • @magnolia_cc
      @magnolia_cc Před rokem +61

      Yes. This drama is satisfying to watch. I just wish the real perpetrators saw the same punishment.

    • @ohshanana2397
      @ohshanana2397 Před rokem +9

      I watched it a while ago. I’ll probably rewatch it

    • @jessdubscomics1698
      @jessdubscomics1698 Před rokem +4

      i think i watched it with my boyfriends mom. absolute art

  • @kaiyadiestler9907
    @kaiyadiestler9907 Před 6 měsíci +46

    As a victim of bullying myself, I can say that it's one of the more traumatic things that can happen to someone in their youth. it really fucked me up, and I wasn't even physically attacked or anything.
    For anyone who is being bullied in any manner, I know exactly how awful you feel. Please just know that it isn't your fault at all because people can be so unfathomably cruel, and you truly deserve to be safe and respected.
    I genuinely don't understand how people can be so full of hatred for others with little to no reason, even with the weak excuse of "a bad home life". Sure, some people have shitty lives, but that is absolutely no excuse to hurt others. Coming from a bad background doesn't mean that you automatically get off scot free. You have the choice of how you treat others, no matter what life you come from.
    And some people, even if they come from "good" homes, are just terrible, horrible, rotten, embarrassingly pathetic excuses for human beings. Some people are just awful because they can be. My bullies were largely that latter type. They harassed and berated and stalked and threatened me because nobody was stopping them from doing so, and they were obsessed with being like that because it was fun for them to hurt me.
    I can't imagine the physical and psychological pain endured by people who were physically bullied, especially those as ruthlessly assaulted as the people in this case. It breaks my heart that I'm not the only one who's been through the mental trauma, nobody else deserves the cruelty.
    (Also a last little sorta funny tidbit, I cope with stuff through humor and so I really like to joke about how it's funny that all of my previous bullies but like two or three of them are nurses, cops, or military now, like it really is ironic that beligerent assholes seem to largely become one of those three things. They just love power play I guess 😉)

    • @J0J0582
      @J0J0582 Před 5 měsíci

      I guess in South Korea the fact that if the predator is under 13 means they will get away with it without any consequences, is what makes South Korean bullying cases one of the most gruesome cases.

  • @muafesz591
    @muafesz591 Před 2 měsíci +15

    How are KIDS this evil and vicious. Hoping the bullying stops NOW, I wish I could be there. My heart hurts

    • @blob6619
      @blob6619 Před 2 měsíci

      It’s always the parents or the people they choose to hang out with

  • @tingting4980
    @tingting4980 Před rokem +3630

    When I came to Seattle from China I had a group of girls all the time picking on me. One day I finally got tired of the girl pulling my hair and I turned around and punched her in the face. I could not believe the reaction. The girl was on the floor crying like a baby at the sight of seeing her own nose bleed.
    I have no respect for bullies. They are nothing but cowards that prey upon those they perceive are weaker than them.

    • @ladynikkie
      @ladynikkie Před rokem +320

      Good on you! Schools nowadays don't do s*** because they're scared of getting sued nowadays. My parents taught me if I get bullied you have the right to fight back. But man you gave one girl and nose bleed. I know they didn't mess with you again.

    • @JustHereForCats
      @JustHereForCats Před rokem +145

      I love that for you! Not everyone has that kind of courage, and I bet she left you alone

    • @dontcare8797
      @dontcare8797 Před rokem +76

      I kinda have the same experience lol. there is this one boy at class behind me during middle school who always play with my chair moving it like some kind of train/car. because he kept doing this I ended up punching his nose then he cried too😂 but our math teacher suddenly came in so I got nervous but he hid the fact he was crying and none of our seat mates snitched on me. i really thought for a moment I’ll be the one accused of bullying

    • @laura4759
      @laura4759 Před rokem +34

      Same situation, except I threw a school table at them.

    • @mari8221
      @mari8221 Před rokem +17

      You did the right thing...👏

  • @maybememory1
    @maybememory1 Před rokem +6373

    This isn’t bullying, this is torture. They don’t even do this shit to terrorists they need info from.
    When you said they clamped a straightener on her arm for FIVE MINUTES, I gasped out loud. I’m shocked she had any soft tissue LEFT after that. Omg.

    • @skyburster322
      @skyburster322 Před rokem +189

      even waterboarding isn’t as bad as that my goodness…!

    • @kindhani8134
      @kindhani8134 Před rokem +143

      they do this in prisons like Guatemala and Abu ghraib to innocent people as well but your point stands its straight up torture

    • @janvdb9258
      @janvdb9258 Před rokem +113

      Jail. Her tries as adults. Throw their parents in jail too

    • @sandoms1797
      @sandoms1797 Před rokem +80

      My brother accidentally clamped a still hot straightener on my sisters forearm. I can’t even remember much from that time, but I know she still has the scar on both sides of her arm.

    • @noirto2
      @noirto2 Před rokem

      korean are crazy

  • @cindy77777
    @cindy77777 Před měsícem +12

    WOAHHHHH, bullying in South Korea is crazy and from young ages too ...
    Those people DON'T deserve their identities hidden.

  • @annieannie2887
    @annieannie2887 Před měsícem +10

    And people still go "children aren't evil". Ya'll be serious?

  • @BekSep
    @BekSep Před rokem +2363

    This ISNT bullying. It is violent, sadistic gang activity. When I finally heard you liken it to gang activity as well close to the end of the video, it felt validating. Laws should be changed to age 8. 12 and 13 is too old by that time. They know how to shuck the system and that is so fucked up.

    • @em01455
      @em01455 Před rokem +29

      I think age 6 should be the age it’s moved to

    • @ruthydrawsalot8210
      @ruthydrawsalot8210 Před rokem +38

      Bulying is abuse. It's always sadistic gang violence.

    • @cary9479
      @cary9479 Před rokem +20

      This is bullying, bullying can be anything that fits the definition (Bullying is an ongoing and deliberate misuse of power in relationships through repeated verbal, physical and/or social behaviour that intends to cause physical, social and/or psychological harm. It can involve an individual or a group misusing their power, or perceived power, over one or more persons who feel unable to stop it from happening.).

    • @queenofspades2391
      @queenofspades2391 Před rokem +12

      No bullying is harassment bullying is a crime it always is. Bullying by definition is sadistic harassing people just because they are different? Or because you are insecure? That's insane! And that's what bullying always boils down to. The extent that it goes to often causes people to dismiss little instances which lead to worse things. These stories are instances of bullying. Bullying is evil and that's what these stories show , pure fucking evil

    • @poppiexy
      @poppiexy Před rokem +8

      bullying IS sadistic activity

  • @psykoookami3325
    @psykoookami3325 Před rokem +1370

    They need to drop the names. Those bullies have to lose their jobs and get rejected at every opportunity, be it looking for a partner, finding friends, or getting a new job. They don't deserve to live a careless and happy life. No, life should be a hell on earth for them.

    • @mvp9
      @mvp9 Před rokem +245

      Right? I genuinely DON'T understand why would you protect these MONSTERS image after what they did. I mean yeah the online backlash is bad but it is NOTHING compared to the damage society can receive from a person like this practicing professions that literally require taking CARE of another human and having love for humanity. South korean authorities are not only failing to the victims but they are also failing to their country.

    • @assiend
      @assiend Před rokem +10

      Absolutely

    • @jiji008
      @jiji008 Před rokem +88

      @@tinamast6226what they did shouldn’t be ignored. No matter how long it’s been they still tortured an innocent girl and scarred her for LIFE.

    • @jenxxms.
      @jenxxms. Před rokem +29

      ​@@tinamast6226 so if this ever happened to you just move on by saying " iT wAs 5 mIn AgO WhAt*

    • @kim-dx4bj
      @kim-dx4bj Před rokem +17

      ​@@tinamast6226 STILL that doesn't make it any better??

  • @Hi.healingenergy
    @Hi.healingenergy Před 5 měsíci +29

    This is so weird and sad. As a Kenyan, I've NEVER heard of any bullying in schools here. And the fact that these are kids!!🫢 12, 14year olds??!!! What's going on out there!! Omg!!

    • @ylona2464
      @ylona2464 Před 5 měsíci +4

      Am now even scared of Koreans heri nibaki nikiwatch kdramas but am never going there to stay

    • @Hi.healingenergy
      @Hi.healingenergy Před 5 měsíci +2

      @ylona2464 same😅 even USA.. I honestly feel safer in Africa. This is why I always say I'll raise my kids here.. I can't go there EVER.. I want peace😅😅

    • @Bangchanslonglostkiddos
      @Bangchanslonglostkiddos Před 4 měsíci +1

      In India too

    • @Andymagane
      @Andymagane Před 2 měsíci

      😂😂😅like I never even knew kuna Ku bully cha real nlidhani punishment ya kiboko na walimu ni bullying lkni hii yao inatisha bna afu like hti kwa hao ya mtu like wueh 😂afu niambie yni mtu anatoa wpi nguvu ya kukuambia usimstaki na unakubali akuuumize hvyo afu anapata good life in the future,,,,,its so sad like a ta nimeshindwa wueh,,,south korea is really a great place to travel but not for staying or letting my kids study there ,,well unless hii bullying yao imeisha but wueh hii yao 😂tunaeza rank ya kwanza dunia mzima

  • @hollyshaw-elliemae
    @hollyshaw-elliemae Před 6 měsíci +9

    i dont know how i found you, but i think you are such a great story teller. i am a survivor of bullying in middle school that led me to attempt to unalive myself. when you are being bullied, the fear you experience in the moment paralyzes you. you cant run, you cant scream, you just want to disappear into thin air to escape. to this day, i lash out if i feel cornered. i fight now instead of freeze. its bad.

  • @Enma_yoo
    @Enma_yoo Před 11 měsíci +2889

    In most countries, laws change when minors commit henious crimes so that minors can be charged as adults. I think it's time Korea catch up to this and start punishing minors!

    • @Keeks492
      @Keeks492 Před 9 měsíci +181

      Exactly! These monsters behave like this because they already know they will get away with it. The fact that some of the bullies knew that by turning themselves in, will help their punishment be lenient.

    • @Blink4everr-
      @Blink4everr- Před 9 měsíci +62

      ​@@Keeks492exactly crime is crime no matter who committed it

    • @maatacco3815
      @maatacco3815 Před 8 měsíci +50

      And their parents! They should spend life in prison and bully each other! They are demons!!!

    • @notdeku9197
      @notdeku9197 Před 6 měsíci +1

      nah korea is corrupted af. seems nice on the outside but its hell living there when ur just a normal citizen

    • @fia4461
      @fia4461 Před 6 měsíci +20

      Right, Why does the justice system try to protect the future of these monsters? they clearly don’t care about their own futures or they wouldn’t do heinous things

  • @Queen_sushi_mocha
    @Queen_sushi_mocha Před 5 měsíci +25

    Kim Hieora the actress of Lee Sa-Ra was actually one of the bullys in real life event that took place in 2006. She was a part of a school gang called the 'big Sangji' in the a school Sangji. Dispatch, the Korean breaking news that delivers news about k pop, Korean celebs and k dramas ( technically a place for gossip ) had heard about this certain thing and so they broke into Kim Hieora's school record and reveled a lot of information about this matter. Kim Hieora had accepted the fact that she had been in the gang big sangji and even said that they would bother other younger girls in an interview, but she said that she did not hurt anyone and even regretted being a part of it. Her record also showed her having to do community service, the reason connected to the fact that Hieora's family was financially struggling, so one of her friends would go to the "bathroom", she would actually steel money from empty classes instead, she reveled that Hieora had forced her steal it, but hieora denied that and they both ended up having to do service. Later, after shooting 'the glory' Hieora called some of the girls from her school to "sincerely" apologized for bullying them, and the girls seem to have taken her apology but one of the girls refused to come, so instead Hieora talked to her over phone, and in that call she agreed to have physically bullied the girl and again apologized (you can find the transcript of that call online) the girl refused to accept her apology, to which hieora, completely not understanding the situation, said that her being young made her do all that, ( she was in 9th grade) but then later on Hieora denies all of this. That was the end of this, but sometime later in 2023 an actress was having a live interview where she answers questions from the comments and in that interview hieora askes her if she is pregnant or planning to get pregnant in 2024, to which the actress's fans immediately report her and later realize that that person was actually hieora, they then ask her this queation, and she replies saying that it was a joke.I don't know ya'll... the director, was her sure that she was the right choice, cause she got really famous after the glory.

  • @CapyN0pp
    @CapyN0pp Před 7 měsíci +19

    I saw the picture without blur, this is brutal. I also think “bully” is way to kind! Rather call them monsters, devils, murders or psychopaths!😖

    • @CapyN0pp
      @CapyN0pp Před 7 měsíci +1

      Sorry for cursing i just poured my thoughts 👍🏽

    • @joseabey3455
      @joseabey3455 Před 7 měsíci +2

      @@CapyN0pp from where?

  • @gree_nspice6566
    @gree_nspice6566 Před 10 měsíci +4771

    As someone who was bullied in the US, it was nowhere near as violent and dangerous as these crimes. With my own experience I have trauma from my bullying. I seriously can’t imagine how these victims feel and we need to do something about it, now.

    • @gamingwithgalaxy8206
      @gamingwithgalaxy8206 Před 10 měsíci +16

      😢😢

    • @moauntain5920
      @moauntain5920 Před 10 měsíci +22

      Are you okay now?

    • @zoegartham312
      @zoegartham312 Před 9 měsíci

      @@moauntain5920While I can't speak for the OP, I too experienced near constant bullying here in the US from K/1st grade all the way through 8th grade. While it mostly wasn't physical like a lot of what we just heard was, it was traumatic in it's own right. What I experienced became so bad that it was easier, it actually hurt LESS, for me to put myself down than hear it from other people. "Stupid," "Idiot," "Moron," "Four Eyes," "Gimp." Those are just a handful of things I was called on a near daily basis, and eventually would use them to refer to myself, because, as I said, it hurt less.
      This was in the late 80's and 90's. I'm just about 40 now, and while I have come to learn to love myself, inasmuch as I would not change the person that I am today for anything, even if it meant going back and erasing all of the pain and hurt I've been through, I'm not "okay," now. Part of it stemmed from a physical injury that was inflicted upon me as a baby and has left me partially paralyzed. Part of it now is neurodivergence-ADHD, Executive Dysfunction, maybe ADHD dysfunction, and other similar mental issues-combined with how smart I am. I KNOW how f'd up my life is, and I am mentally incapable of forcing myself to physically change anything. It drives me nuts. I don't hate much in the world... I've actually become very serene over the last few years rather than letting anger get the better of me. It's one of the main reasons I wouldn't change anything. But the one thing I do hate is my own inability to do anything. I know what I need to do. I want to do it. I don't want to live the way I do. But no matter how strong the desire, I can't connect the processes in my brain to actually get me to DO it.
      It's a journey, for me. Something that will take my entire life, and I will have good days and bad days. I just wanted to share my experience from bullying, and hopefully try to show you and others like you that it is a lifelong process and not something that someone will just "get over" and "be okay" now. I apologize if I am putting words in your mouth and speaking out of turn, and I freely admit I have no way of knowing if you meant that the way it sounded or if you meant it some other way. However, I know there are enough people in the world who DO think about it the way that it sounded that I felt like I had to say something.

    • @STAY_in_one_P1ece
      @STAY_in_one_P1ece Před 9 měsíci +38

      Yes, the US barely has any bullies. And those who are “bullies” are not even that violent, tbh. And even outside of that, I haven’t seen any shuttles or anything. I’m really shocked tbh.

    • @k8tastrophe
      @k8tastrophe Před 8 měsíci +89

      Bullying was really common in the US when I was a kid (I'm a Millenial so I can't say what it's like now) but the attacks were usually things like theft, spreading rumors to turn people against the victim, verbal abuse, and sexual harassment to "entertain" other students. It was also traumatic, but I do agree these violent cases from South Korea don't sound like "bullying" to me. Regardless of how old the perpetrators are and what their motivations are, this is physical assault and attempted murder. This shouldn't be in the same category as school kids stealing somebody else's chips or making fun of how someone dresses. This is much more serious and even though I don't think bullying as I think of it is ok, I also don't think it's a crime and I feel it's ok if it doesn't end up on permanent records because kids don't have fully developed brains and they can make mistakes. Burning the crap out of someone and scratching up her chest is not just a juvenile mistake though, that is a crime and it's a sign that the perpetrator has no empathy for other people, and the public needs to know for their safety.

  • @magic4933
    @magic4933 Před rokem +2025

    This can be defined as torture. Burning a part of someone's body with hot material is literally a torture technique. I was also very shocked at how young the perpetrators were.

    • @LifeInPink999
      @LifeInPink999 Před rokem +60

      *It’s torture, sadism.

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci +6

      ​@@LifeInPink999IN INDIAN SCHOOLS THERE IS NOT MUCH OF BULLYING, AND I AM FROM INDIA, THE SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRY. AND AS FOR THE LAST CASE WHERE THE PRODUCER OF THE DRAMA WAS HIMSELF A BULLY, WELL, ANY BOY OR MAN TEASING OR ILL-BEHAVING WITH A GIRL OR A WOMAN DESERVES TO BE BULLIED.

    • @rudra.580
      @rudra.580 Před 11 měsíci +8

      It runs in the bloods of koera

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci +13

      @@rudra.580 This proves how sick the country is.

    • @magic4933
      @magic4933 Před 11 měsíci +20

      @@rudra.580 @basugunja I don't think we should generalize these young perpetrators' behaviours to the entire country. Even though what they did was wrong, that doesn't mean all of Korea was like that.

  • @tammytammylicius
    @tammytammylicius Před 5 měsíci +7

    As someone who as a child was kidnappedand traumatized by other kids (me 7 bully group 12-15) i still cant go to places regularly and i always have the feeling of being followed.. that 9 yo girl brought so many memories, i feel for her so bad.. we need justice for abusive minors

  • @juliefadz6339
    @juliefadz6339 Před 7 měsíci +2

    Dear.. Love the way you layout the story in details. I enjoy listening to you while doing all my chores.. Go! Go!

  • @AyeLKie
    @AyeLKie Před rokem +3180

    Listening to all of the bullying story/cases makes me so sad especially when the bully didn’t get punishment at the end. I still can’t believe how people can be so heartless regardless of the age.

    • @jayr7781
      @jayr7781 Před rokem +84

      The punishments are so weak in Korea and you expect these animals to be afraid of potentially killing someone?! Ridiculous

    • @delam3869
      @delam3869 Před rokem +16

      They are psychopaths they feel nothing. They have no empathy and that is their curse, not being able to really love anyone. The only problem is , if they have children.

    • @cary9479
      @cary9479 Před rokem +2

      ​@@delam3869 Yu don't have to be a psychpath to do something like that, many people could become like that with the right conditions.

    • @delam3869
      @delam3869 Před rokem

      @@cary9479 Agree and that is what makes it scary. It's the ordinary, every day average person is capable of such an atrocity.

  • @missaniebananie6473
    @missaniebananie6473 Před 7 měsíci +1420

    They are not bullies, they are literal sociopaths.

  • @user-yh2mh9ht1h
    @user-yh2mh9ht1h Před 2 měsíci +4

    I'm glad someone is finally addressing this problem i went through 1 year of bullying and it was pure torture thank you for addressing this problem 😔😥

  • @fedorastarciazengouaya9238
    @fedorastarciazengouaya9238 Před 5 měsíci +6

    This kind of bullying shit wanted to start on me when I was in high school, and I didn't stay silent. In my family, they always taught me not to get into fights but to stand strong for myself, and my mom would beat me if she heard that I was bullied by someone and didn't react. One day, the bullying got to the point that I didn't give a shit anymore about getting quicked out of the school, I got into massive fights with the bullies (boys and girls) and I told them it was either they kill me or I kill them. I told them my mom didn't suffer to pay my school fees for a random girl or guy to shit on my head. I got punished both at school and at home, but in front of my teachers, my family kept defending me no matter what.
    This is how I want to raise my future kids, we don't fight and give importance to bullies, but if it starts going far and the teachers and all who are supposed to protect you at school are not doing anything, defend yourselves and we'll talk about the rest at home.

  • @chinb5839
    @chinb5839 Před 8 měsíci +3040

    Kim Hieora turned out to be a real-life bully. Guess they didn't check the casts enough, can't imagine how traumatic it was for her victim.

    • @heyma004
      @heyma004 Před 8 měsíci +61

      What!!!?? Really?

    • @KIMSHAJIN
      @KIMSHAJIN Před 8 měsíci +44

      ​@@heyma004yes

    • @hay6930
      @hay6930 Před 8 měsíci +627

      I knew she played that junkie bully role way too well. It was the most realistic depiction of drug addiction I’ve ever seen in Korean media.

    • @NimzieCovers
      @NimzieCovers Před 7 měsíci +15

      ​@@KIMSHAJINcan u explain

    • @Kay-ve7on
      @Kay-ve7on Před 7 měsíci +53

      ​@NimzieCovers she admit to taking money from her but said she never physically harm them.

  • @nhaan4178
    @nhaan4178 Před rokem +3800

    As someone who was bullied from 5th grade all the way to 11th grade, thank you so much for covering this story. This is not trauma dumping, but I just want to share my perspective. To a bully, even you breathing is annoying. I was picked on the way I look, the way I behaved, they stole my books, my valuable items. They used the excuse of hating me as a way to unite the whole class (as twisted as it sounds). I only escaped bullying because I went to study abroad and it was the best decision I could ever made. Massively improved my mental health.

    • @taritaumurua8136
      @taritaumurua8136 Před rokem +159

      Thankyou for surviving & honestly I hope these bullies meet their match ASAP!!! Not saying 2 wrongs makes it right but neither is bullying.

    • @nhaan4178
      @nhaan4178 Před rokem +131

      @@taritaumurua8136 Thank you for your response! I never wished bullying on anyone, even on my worst enemies. The thing is that being bullied honestly changed me so much as a person (hard to trust someone, self-esteem issues) and I don't think bullies recognise the impacts of their actions on the ones being bullied.

    • @Antony2618
      @Antony2618 Před rokem +44

      Been there
      couldnt understand how groups of people can partake and enjoy inflicting pain to kind people who never harmed anyone scarring them for life.
      Hope you can heal and be happy soon

    • @sofforshort5429
      @sofforshort5429 Před rokem +42

      total stranger here, BUT i just want to say that i’m majorly proud and amazed that you have escaped and managed to improve your mental health. studying abroad gives you a different perspective on life, but what a lot of people don’t know is that it gives us a chance to breathe and escape from what we technically knew as our own reality.
      i hope your mental health continues to improve and you stay healthy and fabulous

    • @inditanoor9143
      @inditanoor9143 Před rokem +10

      thank you for surviving ! and i wish for your only happiness moving forward.

  • @kieranmort8032
    @kieranmort8032 Před 7 měsíci +11

    I went through something similar, i was isolated and SA by my middle school football team and the girls who encouraged the behavior and further to isolate me from everybody, went on to become popular while i had to move cities and schools and take years of therapy

  • @Charmanderin
    @Charmanderin Před 4 měsíci +6

    I very rarely cry when hearing cases but omg this had me balling. I was bullied in school (not to this extreme extent of violence) and it breaks my heart thinking about these kids and what they had to go through at such a young age from their own peers. Absolutely and utterly gut wrenching. I am so sorry to all of them. The emotional scars are life long and nobody deserves that.

  • @Zero-dead-
    @Zero-dead- Před rokem +1503

    I was bullied in elementary school, they didn't get in trouble for bullying but I got in trouble for defending myself; it got to the point that one day I just snapped and reacted violently, I grabbed my biggest textbook and started smacking her over the head, punching, kicking and basically anything nearby became a weapon....the only reason I snapped was not because of what they did to me but because they mentioned that they'd hurt my then baby sister (she is grown now, this was 10 years ago and 10 years ago, she was only 2years old) but my reaction of violence made her leave me alone, I am not for violence but I advocate it for self defense or defending someone you love. The parents of the bully tried to charge me for assault but the police dropped it and basically said I was defending myself. I beat her to the point where she needed stitches on her cheek, I basically ruined her face which she was so proud of before and I have no regret for what I did...she made the mistake of threatening to hurt my baby sister.

    • @chucksglory7881
      @chucksglory7881 Před rokem +219

      Yes, I'm proud of you she deserves it.

    • @Zero-dead-
      @Zero-dead- Před rokem +53

      @@chucksglory7881 thank u

    • @ComedyGlor
      @ComedyGlor Před rokem +134

      you don't need to have someone else threatened to defend yourself. Even if they didn't threaten your sister everyone would be on your side. Well done

    • @lemonkrisp8970
      @lemonkrisp8970 Před rokem +85

      Idc what others do to me. But even LOOK at my siblings wrong, your life is gonna be made hell. Good on you for keeping your sister safe. Respect.

    • @beandal8493
      @beandal8493 Před rokem +32

      You did the right thing.

  • @cvnt767
    @cvnt767 Před 8 měsíci +2525

    i think what hurts the most is hearing that the 3rd victim is doing fine after being able to cope and living a good life just to then look up recent news from her and finding out that she tragically passed away from suicide is the most gut wrenching thing i couldve read... may she rest in peace and flourish wherever she is right now

    • @eagleeye6418
      @eagleeye6418 Před 8 měsíci +57

      Did she really pass away? I couldn’t find that info. Do you mind posting a link to that information? I didn’t know that listening to all this would make me feel relieved that the parts of my body that triggered bullies were not disfigured, though I endured gossip, being ostracized and psychological torture.

    • @wasa1415
      @wasa1415 Před 5 měsíci +98

      ​@@eagleeye6418
      it wasn't the 3rd one that died but another girl that was also inspiration for the drama, her name was pyo yerim :(

    • @ezura4760
      @ezura4760 Před 5 měsíci +181

      @@wasa1415I just read an article about her, such a tragic case! 12 years of bullying through school and then even as an adult they continued by defaming her on a CZcams channel. South Korea government is really disappointing for a so called developed country.

    • @Charmanderin
      @Charmanderin Před 4 měsíci +13

      Oh god, just when i thought i couldn't get any sadder from this story. That hits like a ton of bricks. :(

    • @user-ol3hb6uw1e
      @user-ol3hb6uw1e Před 4 měsíci

  • @unchanging-forevermore
    @unchanging-forevermore Před 4 měsíci +15

    Tbh I was a bully victim and had I not changed schools, I would've been brutally bullied just like this and it scares me how bad people can be.
    I was beaten up, and they cut my hair and b*rnt my wrists (I used to SH and they used to hit those fresh wounds) and it was just awful, my mind can only comprehend what they must've gone thought, my heart goes out of all of the victims, I hope they are happier now

    • @tresh0re
      @tresh0re Před 4 měsíci +1

      aww i’m so sorry that happened to you : (

    • @starlights4177
      @starlights4177 Před 19 dny

      Im so sorry for you i had a friend who got bullied and I’m happy i stood up for them

  • @Blindeyedog
    @Blindeyedog Před 6 měsíci +11

    I’m glad I watched this before “The Glory.” I was bullied in elementary school, I think this series might make my PTSD (I served 2 combat tours for the US Army) go off the charts. So sad hearing of no consequences. In America a couple of those cases would have put the bullies in Juvenile Detention, or even adult prison, for years. But America has a “school shooting” problem that is just out of control. 😢

  • @frogmanjr
    @frogmanjr Před rokem +1824

    How are kids younger than 14 or even 14 at all doing these disgusting acts??? How, where, who did they learn this from??? I’ll never wrap my head around how young someone can be and be able to commit such horrific crimes

    • @Shimayeel123-_-
      @Shimayeel123-_- Před rokem +155

      Eight 13 year olds killed a man in sk and they didn't get any punishment. This is only least of the horrible crimes kids do in sk

    • @jyslog
      @jyslog Před rokem +61

      although bullying is different here in western culture compared to south korea you be surprise how much kids can be mean towards to eachother.

    • @D4CValentine
      @D4CValentine Před 11 měsíci +59

      It's mostly because of their upbringing with no love , care , discipline and negligence..And also the content they watch online , people they interact with can also be some other factors

    • @mikks3733
      @mikks3733 Před 11 měsíci +19

      ​@@D4CValentineI agree parents play a big role in this

    • @yellinout_tee
      @yellinout_tee Před 11 měsíci +14

      @@mikks3733 not a big role i didn’t have the best parents well one parent and i also been diagnosed with disorders that are considered i’m danger to society but i would never kill anyone people when been hurt like me only do this because if they think that it ok to hurt other because they been hurt !!

  • @universal5313
    @universal5313 Před rokem +2817

    I KNEW THE BULLIES WERE GONNA GO INTO NURSING my mom is a nurse and the stories she tells me... there is always some dumb drama going on. Their is something about that job occupation that attracts mean girls and bullies some of the nurses act like high school mean girls its so weird (we don't live in Korea BTW)
    Edit: I posted this a year ago and just recently seen all the comments firstly my mom is not a bully.
    Secondly, this comment was not meant to generalise all nurses hence why I used the word some. My mom is literally a nurse and worked through the pandemic so I know how hard it is for them, nurses deserve more appreciation for how hard they work without them no health care service would function and I have met so many sweet and kind nurses. My comment was just pointing out how the job seems to attract people who are bullies the job itself isn't bad it's just some of the people who seek out the job tend to have bad intentions and it's probably due to the good pay and how you are often dealing with very vulnerable people especially elderly/mentally ill/sick children

    • @hytothmn2110
      @hytothmn2110 Před rokem +280

      Is it because they had hurt other people and thinking that by being a nurse they can pay back the lingering guilt/conscience they had as they grew up by serving/saving other people instead?

    • @monicaescobar9312
      @monicaescobar9312 Před rokem +9

      Wait your mother is a bully ??

    • @tiyasamondal1073
      @tiyasamondal1073 Před rokem +4

      That was so dumb. 🤷🏻‍♀️

    • @foxymc01
      @foxymc01 Před rokem +159

      I definitely know what you mean. I've worked in nursing homes and sen woman be mean to the patients and most of them are in management and don't care when you report things. I had to stop working in them as didn't want to be associated with that kind of thing.

    • @sarahholland2600
      @sarahholland2600 Před rokem +287

      Psych research shows the top 3 career choices for those with psychopathic traits are, in order: Corporate CEO, Medicine, Law Enforcement. They go for roles that fill their need for power, status & control.

  • @dragonyami
    @dragonyami Před 4 měsíci +6

    It is APPALLING how this is (not) handled
    This is so infuriating
    These poor kids

  • @lynnettecapozio7327
    @lynnettecapozio7327 Před 4 měsíci +3

    Thank you for being the voice for those who can no longer speak for themselves

  • @starrynightfall00
    @starrynightfall00 Před rokem +737

    The fact that those bullies entered the social work and nursing fields is very scary.....

    • @wriothesleysgf
      @wriothesleysgf Před rokem +130

      exactly. Imo, they should be jailed for life in prison. No human deserves to see the outside world after doing such things.

    • @melissamoonchild9216
      @melissamoonchild9216 Před rokem +26

      and not surprising in the least

    • @Aestheticderp
      @Aestheticderp Před rokem

      Well,People can change…some bullies become amazing therapists

    • @athena_ivory9142
      @athena_ivory9142 Před rokem +15

      @@Aestheticderp yeah well, still what they did is unforgivable.

    • @chopsticksforlegs
      @chopsticksforlegs Před rokem +3

      There are some really horrible nurses.

  • @neelkanthmaharaj
    @neelkanthmaharaj Před rokem +2501

    In India , I remember getting bullied in 7th grade, I complained it to the class teacher and my class teacher beat the bullies so badly that they even didn’t think of bullying me again. Sometimes teachers can save you from bullying.
    That’s the reason why bullying in school is so uncommon in India.

    • @TacseraEpSekahs
      @TacseraEpSekahs Před rokem +294

      It's not "sometimes" - it's their job. Once I was so distressed from bullying I told my teacher and she would scold bullies so much they would actually live me alone. I'm not from Korea though, hearing this stories and to what degree adults don't care is infuriating... Everywhere around the world bullying exists. But the degree varies so much. In my country actually recently was a case, when physical bullying was caught on camera - girls were beating another girl. Luckily their "friend" broke apart a fight at some point. An because the video footage of it was leaked to press, society was infuriated at this incident. Everyone involved was arrested and faced charges.

    • @InshasChoice
      @InshasChoice Před rokem +292

      I find that some teacher's are quite the bullies themselves. I've witnessed it and been a victim to...

    • @jourdyngroman
      @jourdyngroman Před rokem +154

      and here in America it's a 50/50 toss-up on what the teacher will do. they'll either stop at nothing to help the student, or they'll tell them to suck it up, "man up" if it's a male student, ask a female student what she did to cause it, etc. i recoiled a bit when you said the teacher beat up the bullies, thinking about how angry i would be if a teacher assaulted my child. but then i realized if that happened, it would mean MY child WAS the bully, and that i have zero tolerance for. so if getting their ass beat by a teacher is what is needed to straighten them out, i think i might let it slide once and then take them to therapy to help them with whatever insecurity is causing them to bully in the first place

    • @khushijoshi9920
      @khushijoshi9920 Před rokem +83

      Bro what type of school were you in this stuff never happened to my school in india it's really great that your teacher was so attentive

    • @frickoff123
      @frickoff123 Před rokem +12

      I can relate to this very well, we have teachers always on duty to look after every student, even during luch break and teacher will always warn students about not doing such a thing and it's cons too. Though bullying does exisit like making fun but it never get to the physical level because of the constant monitoring of parents and teachers and them being involved so much in your school life

  • @yabot2x510
    @yabot2x510 Před 3 měsíci +7

    I was bullied in highschool, 2nd year. I'm the smallest in the classroom. I'm very thin, that's why they love to pick on me. I never fight back, i just sat and talk to my friends. But one time, there's this girl, she's insisting me to fight her. I'm just silent. She walks over to me and slap me and then back to her seat. I dont know what came over me, i walk over to her and slam her head onto the desk. I'm pulling her hair so hard, i scratched her face, 5 boys are holding me to let her go but I didnt. I just saw black. I slammed her head 3x, i was standing and she is just sitting. One of the boys lifted me so i kicked her in the stomach and pulled her hair even more. After that I let go and cried at my seat. She drop out, she never came to school the next day. From that day on, no one bully me again.

    • @Radha_ot7
      @Radha_ot7 Před 3 měsíci

      you slayy girl, subscribing ✅

    • @vaunxqz
      @vaunxqz Před měsícem

      i almost hit my bullies with a chair thats how fed up i was

  • @maximumx5
    @maximumx5 Před 6 měsíci +13

    I really hate how minors get off easy on evil crimes like this. These judges and society who accept this behavior is so out of touch with reality and are cowards. Disturbing to the core, I've never seen any type of bullying like this growing up.
    Especially this happening in the 2000s in such an advanced country....
    The show Glory I watched with my wife, we were disturbed and it was tough to watch. But it was obvious how relative it was to parts of society.
    I truly wish their was a way to get these folks to take true accountability.... instead of a slap on the wrist.

  • @popupin
    @popupin Před 11 měsíci +2955

    I’m sure the prosecutors in these cases were likely bullies themselves as children. Evil people usually go for powerful jobs.

    • @missmissy_90
      @missmissy_90 Před 11 měsíci +160

      Interesting theory. I've heard it say about police before but you are probably correct.

    • @yuka-youtube
      @yuka-youtube Před 10 měsíci

      like DOJ of US. oh! and kamala harris. her super bulling is beyond imagination. this is not a conspiracy.

    • @dani_ohu
      @dani_ohu Před 10 měsíci +143

      I was thinking the same thing.. if the prosecutors don’t even care, they are probably empathizing with the little sociopathic psychopaths running around burning random students with irons or setting them on fire

    • @Thenetherlandsman
      @Thenetherlandsman Před 9 měsíci +6

      Probably

    • @NubianGirl7
      @NubianGirl7 Před 9 měsíci +6

      Not surprised

  • @user_sl12
    @user_sl12 Před rokem +1706

    I'm South Korean. My parents decided to come to a foreign country to keep me and my sister safe. I was talking to my mother the other day about the 'bullying' in Korea. The term bullying is so light for the gruesome actions classified as 'bullying'. I feel safe and happy that I didn't have to potentially witness this. My mother also was bullied but luckily not to this extend.

    • @leakim3861
      @leakim3861 Před rokem +7

      wait.. in the last sentence, your mother was a bully? or was bullied?

    • @user_sl12
      @user_sl12 Před rokem +53

      @@leakim3861 My typo, She WAS bullied

    • @christinaraji513
      @christinaraji513 Před rokem +19

      Good thing u moved .
      Here after , i didn't think , south korea is one of the safe country . Even torture among minors . I didn't thing this is torture and bullies .
      This is totally abusing and crimes among schoolmates .

    • @melissalayson7275
      @melissalayson7275 Před rokem +15

      I'm American, but I understand why so many undocumented South Koreans with their families moved to America. The bullying is less intense here.

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci +4

      IN INDIAN SCHOOLS THERE IS NOT MUCH OF BULLYING, AND I AM FROM INDIA, THE SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRY. AND AS FOR THE LAST CASE WHERE THE PRODUCER OF THE DRAMA WAS HIMSELF A BULLY, WELL, ANY BOY OR MAN TEASING OR ILL-BEHAVING WITH A GIRL OR A WOMAN DESERVES TO BE BULLIED.

  • @hatice1212
    @hatice1212 Před 2 měsíci +4

    The bullying seems as severe as portrayed in kdramas, these monsters felt that the victims have a weakness that they can take advantage of, so they snatched the opportunity to tear them to shreds. Those are not bullies, they are psychopath criminals.

  • @dachcheung4561
    @dachcheung4561 Před 6 měsíci +4

    The more i hear the more I just feel sad. I don't condone violence but if you get attacked you need to protect yourself. You can't hold back.

  • @itsnlee
    @itsnlee Před rokem +1806

    I just can't believe The Glory's portrayal of bullying wasn't exaggerated. It should only remain as fiction but these dramas now make me wonder if most of their concepts are based from real life. My heart goes out to the victims and I sincerely hope that somewhere, they can find peace and not define themselves by what their bullies have done to them.

    • @janvdb9258
      @janvdb9258 Před rokem +36

      Trauma stays for life

    • @miss_andry1857
      @miss_andry1857 Před rokem +50

      I’ve been watching kdramas for close to a decade and at first I was like haha they’re so dramatic lol. But after watching the dramas and seeing documentaries and news I realize that it’s not all fiction

    • @miss_andry1857
      @miss_andry1857 Před rokem +32

      Things like bullying, political corruption corporate corruption. They’re real. Very real. The only thing that’s not is the victims most often don’t get justice. And definitely not righteous justice.

    • @gravishuichi
      @gravishuichi Před rokem +10

      Before glory a lot of years ago in Japan was released the manga Life, later made a dorama more light that the manga, and the bullying in it made me sick in my stomach... It's seems the world has not changed and it got even worse

    • @juhgata1000
      @juhgata1000 Před rokem +1

      When i first saw that series, i taught it was so exaggerated... But it isn't. Wtf

  • @mckenziewoyak9638
    @mckenziewoyak9638 Před rokem +966

    theyre not bullies, theyre her abusers and criminlas. referring to them as bullies honestly seems to minimize their responsibility

  • @KennethSunde
    @KennethSunde Před 2 měsíci +14

    I actually almost stopped watching the show when I first saw the bullying scene, because I thought that bullying someone by torturing them was way too dramatic and unrealistic... Can't believe that actually happened...

  • @LoveLavender341
    @LoveLavender341 Před měsícem +3

    people can be so cruel this case is so gruesome but the schools do nothing and watch as a child gets burned cut and hurt beat and look and say "oh well it doesnt add up''

  • @originallyiamkkuma
    @originallyiamkkuma Před rokem +2409

    Honestly.. in my opinion the law should’t even be age based, they should change the law and base it on how bad the crimes are. It should’t matter wether they are seniors or minors it should all be about the levels of crime they commited.

    • @melanis1
      @melanis1 Před rokem +30

      Amen

    • @essandera9499
      @essandera9499 Před rokem +135

      Tbf if a toddler plays with a lighter and accidentally sets his mom on fire, you can't blame it. It literally doesn't know the dangers or understand the consequences. You can't charge a toddler and send it to jail for gross negligence. There has to be some age barrier. Though I do agree that it should be lowered significantly.

    • @kay5059
      @kay5059 Před rokem +33

      @@essandera9499 maybe from age 8 or 10

    • @Mush_strawberry
      @Mush_strawberry Před rokem +159

      @@essandera9499 it’s called incident or accident beside it’s a baby it’s common sense that you don’t charge it for crime’s

    • @adzegaming7940
      @adzegaming7940 Před rokem +33

      ​@@Mush_strawberry law dont use common sense you can prove anybody wrong no matter how right they are by providing proofs , for example if you are being bullied but only mentally not physically and one day you decide to beat the bully you are the one going to jail but we all know its bullies fault but court dont see that , in their eyes you assaulted a person who just verbally abused you and you committed greater crimes

  • @tear_tea
    @tear_tea Před rokem +1116

    I can’t imagine bullying someone to such extent.. like how are these kids growing up? No empathy no humanity … Imagine thinking someone is sooo below you that you treat them like this like I can’t. I hope those who got bullied know that it is not your fault for getting bullied…they are just sick in their head in their soul. Your life is so much better than their pathetic ones

    • @tear_tea
      @tear_tea Před rokem +5

      @maria th4 yes I watch alot of true crime channels and most have done vids on her..those ppl are just inhumane... just brutal...

  • @Ugliest_pumpkin
    @Ugliest_pumpkin Před 4 měsíci +6

    Bullying??? Is murder just harassment then?? 😭

  • @Jane-Doe.1126
    @Jane-Doe.1126 Před 2 měsíci +2

    I love the way you tell a story.

  • @nexithedestroyer
    @nexithedestroyer Před rokem +2003

    I was violently choked out by two boys in elementary school for no reason, people think im exaggerating when I say they were genuinely choking me and trying to stop me from breathing. The disgusting behavior people do that's seen as bullying is really disturbing, it should be seen as violent crime

  • @mooksplays
    @mooksplays Před rokem +664

    i stand behind every bullied individual that decides to go down the "girl from nowhere" route and take life-destroying revenge. Don't tell me "violence isnt the answer" when the question was already violence. life altering, permanent violence.

    • @aanda967
      @aanda967 Před rokem +70

      thank you!!! stuff like that stays with you for life, you have every right to get justice in whatever form suits you

    • @erikaalvarez5121
      @erikaalvarez5121 Před rokem +8

      👍

    • @nurlindafsihotang49
      @nurlindafsihotang49 Před rokem +26

      You could only talk in language that bullies understand....

    • @ejejejje
      @ejejejje Před rokem

      @@nurlindafsihotang49 those bches need karma that’s gonna come from me idc

    • @ejejejje
      @ejejejje Před rokem

      Best comment . Those bully bches deserve hell

  • @tarasherman2714
    @tarasherman2714 Před 3 měsíci

    Your story has came so far in 11 month. I'm binge watching your channel, I'll be sad when I'm all caught up!

  • @hunterv9259
    @hunterv9259 Před 4 měsíci +4

    about the healthcare worker thing: nursing is commonly referred to as being the profession high school bullies and mean girls go into lol. it's good for them because it gives them power over people they know cannot fight back (sick, dying, elderly, and mentally and physically disabled people) and gives them protections against pretty much any kind of legal repercussions

  • @BlueEyedMomof378
    @BlueEyedMomof378 Před rokem +842

    For student 4, what pisses me off most is, THEY'RE ADULTS. You can't use the bull-ish "they're just children" mentality. They should've been thrown in jail, for twenty years, for attempted murder. It's absolutely disgusting. I pray all of these victims are able to overcome their attacks and live full, happy lives. They deserve it.
    Edit: As for the producer? His apology might have seen as more genuine if he didn't lie about the incident. How sorry can he be if he lied to save himself some engagement.

    • @rinkysharma9672
      @rinkysharma9672 Před rokem +7

      yes i was thinking the same thing
      like for student 4 why they didn't went to jail n for the producer like really dude u first lied then tried to apologize...................... the audacity
      Me n my best friend were also bullied in high school but this cases r horrible n i can't say horrible can really be the word to describe it.

    • @rale1gh
      @rale1gh Před 11 měsíci +4

      My exact thought !! How could they let it slide? Whats you’re excuse? How cruel.

    • @fregeu
      @fregeu Před 11 měsíci

      Not even life in jail would be enough justice for ruining this poor girl’s life and body

  • @shainamckenzie1278
    @shainamckenzie1278 Před rokem +1110

    It happens in America too! My son was filmed while using the restroom (CSAM) and the bully sent it to many other students. I withdrew him that day and thankfully in his new school he has had no problems. It starts with the parents.

    • @hmm4553
      @hmm4553 Před rokem +147

      i’m so sorry that happened to your son. thank you for pulling him out of that school.

    • @frickoff123
      @frickoff123 Před rokem +40

      Did you take any legal action againt those bullies?

    • @pickled_sausage
      @pickled_sausage Před rokem +116

      You saved him from SO much danger.
      Thank you for being assertive.

    • @seroquelz
      @seroquelz Před rokem +108

      Just spreading awareness, call it CSAM Child Sexual Abuse Media instead of CP. I'm glad your son is safe and away from his bullies!

    • @shainamckenzie1278
      @shainamckenzie1278 Před rokem +27

      @@seroquelz just edited, thank you

  • @anubhavsingh9434
    @anubhavsingh9434 Před 7 měsíci +5

    i always get fed up and disgusted by these cases because they never get justice 😤😢

  • @avafox8
    @avafox8 Před 6 měsíci +14

    if you’re old enough to commit crimes, you’re old enough to be punished accordingly

    • @me-ye6ld
      @me-ye6ld Před 2 měsíci

      Punishment and rehabilitation are different things. If the goal of justice is just to get retribution, to create pain, fine. If rehabilitation is the goal, it’s foolish not to take age and one’s stage of neurodevelopment into account.

    • @avafox8
      @avafox8 Před 2 měsíci

      @@me-ye6ld Not every punishment equals pain, in my POV rehabilitation is a form of punishment from which is expected beneficial results.
      Regardless, I agree with you about the importance of age being a crucial factor analyzing a crime.
      A prison, for example, should be a place for neurotypical people's rehabilitation. Meanwhile a psychiatric clinic should be for the neurodivergent ones, such as another one specialized in underaged. Unfortunately that’s not necessarily how it always works and our system fails us and the % of people truly rehabilitated are low.
      Would be wonderful to see all humans healed and not spreading pain and destruction!

  • @doreensika837
    @doreensika837 Před 8 měsíci +1269

    Bullies are so afraid when you fight back. I had this group of 8 girls always picking on me when I was in secondary school for months then one day I let the main girl that was always on my case have it. She never bothered me again! That’s when I realized that bullies always pick on people they think are weak. They are like vampires feeding of your soul. Korean bullying is next level.

    • @infinitebeing1119
      @infinitebeing1119 Před 6 měsíci +72

      Same this happened with me I just fight with 3 together like hulk. I don't know where I got that much power to fight even class got surprised 😂.

    • @doreensika837
      @doreensika837 Před 6 měsíci +74

      @@infinitebeing1119 probably from being fed up. I know I was, but what gave me more strength was my father telling me to fight back. He told me never to start it but to finish it.

    • @ducksama8448
      @ducksama8448 Před 5 měsíci +33

      Idk I feel like in a kdrama if the victim tried to fight back like you did, the bully would just come back harder.

    • @dewdew2460
      @dewdew2460 Před 5 měsíci +43

      Well it looks like in korea the bullies are all children of some high positions people. So that's why they don't get any punishment. But if a victim fights back the victims surly will be expelled or even sentenced. Looks like a world where the villains always win, they buy their freedom and also buy the victim's freedom so the victim can become culprit if they want to.

    • @doreensika837
      @doreensika837 Před 5 měsíci +1

      @@ducksama8448 yeah they always do that in a group. If you take them on one by one and show them you aren’t afraid of them they lose control. Bullies love that fear they get of their victim, the moment the fear is gone they lose. Trust me.

  • @henalilaiswatching
    @henalilaiswatching Před rokem +454

    And the most horrifying truth in this is that the perpetrator/bullies dont even think that they did something wrong.

    • @cary9479
      @cary9479 Před rokem +2

      In this moment not, but often later, when they get older.

    • @henalilaiswatching
      @henalilaiswatching Před rokem +36

      @@cary9479 idk, maybe it pedends on the person, not everyone will age with maturity.

    • @godalwaysprovides
      @godalwaysprovides Před rokem +14

      They always play the victim and make excuses like family issues or bullshit.

    • @VOlDNOVA
      @VOlDNOVA Před rokem +13

      Literally. Around 6~8 years ago, I had an encounter with one of my bullies. She wasn't a big one, but was an annoying one indeed, she would often call me names, make nasty lies about me and make other people physically assault me twice. You think they will forget about you when they grow up? She bullied me when I was around 10, and the reencounter was when we where 18~19. She was with her friends while I was waiting for my BF to get out of the toilet, and she just casually walked to me and called me, by my _full name._ I saw her face and had all the flashbacks when she annoyed the heck outa me, so I kept playing my game on my phone like it wasn't with me, and it gave me the shivers that she did recognize me even after all those years, with my hair with different color and length, and also with me wearing makeup, and remember my name, my friggin ass long name, _and_ the way its pronounced, because it is a pretty weird name indeed! What a psycho.
      She kept calling to me like she was _sure_ I was whoever she was calling to, and with this weird smile on her face, rosy cheeks and all, like I was some good memory to remember. I just looked at her after the 7th call, and told her "pardon? I don't know who you're talking to. My name is _insert very common name here."_ She backed a little like she was unsure, and decided to wait on the corner with some of her friends while observing me. When my BF came I just walked away, but man, I don't want to see this psycho no more in my life.
      And if you think this didn't affect me, this did. I refuse to get out of home now~ School is a cursed place, I'm permanently stained with bad luck thanks to it.

  • @DarkRedKitten
    @DarkRedKitten Před 6 měsíci +5

    It's incredibly unjust that bullies can live their life's so freely while the victims are traumatized for life. And it doesn't even has to go as far as in these cases. "ordinary bullying" like just talking shit about others or being mean already leaves mental scars on the victim and bullies often don't even remember all the cruel stuff they did and said.

  • @user-gx1fm8bu1b
    @user-gx1fm8bu1b Před 4 dny +1

    As a parent i would be devastated and question my wrong turn to bring a person into the world to cause such pain, those bullies are sadists!

  • @durcheinander5554
    @durcheinander5554 Před 10 měsíci +846

    Bullying is picking on people, spreading gossip about them, maybe pushing them lightly. These are, as some of the "bullies" put it themselves, attempted murders. How can this be called bullying? Honestly I'd be re-victimized by this alone. It's like calling war a "disagreement".

    • @outofthedarknessandintothe1538
      @outofthedarknessandintothe1538 Před 6 měsíci +39

      Full-blown psychopaths .

    • @quit-rt4vz
      @quit-rt4vz Před 4 měsíci

      Stop using an actual disorder as a insult/ adjective​@@outofthedarknessandintothe1538

    • @nubuju631
      @nubuju631 Před 4 měsíci +3

      Exactly! Just posted the same thing. Let’s call it what it is so that we can change things. Otherwise it seems too benign

    • @hunterv9259
      @hunterv9259 Před 4 měsíci +6

      @@nubuju631 bullying isn't really benign though. lots of bullying involves physical and sexual assault and is known to cause PTSD/CPTSD. it refers just to a pattern of abuse by peers, not really the actual physical actions they take

    • @nubuju631
      @nubuju631 Před 4 měsíci +4

      @@hunterv9259 no you’re right. Bullying is destructive and traumatizing. It is NOT benign. But assault and mutilation and attempted murder are straight up criminal offenses and need to be discussed and treated as such. Both are bad but a distinction in levels can help society identify and deal with said crimes.

  • @qistinanazim12
    @qistinanazim12 Před rokem +1417

    The sorrow I felt when listening to this episode was indescribable. I feel so sorry for everyone impacted and for the victims that never got the justice they deserved.

  • @Gigibaby88
    @Gigibaby88 Před 4 měsíci +1

    I absolutely loved The Glory, tysm for bringing attention to the real life victims which inspired this story 🙏

  • @Izel121
    @Izel121 Před 4 měsíci +4

    After hearing this all I feel really blessed to be in a school were bullying is not common and if someone does something like really extreme bullying or even swearing then there are major actions taken.

  • @minxana5094
    @minxana5094 Před rokem +333

    I still have the scar from when a curling iron fell on my arms years ago. That was only a few SECONDS. I can’t imagine the pain she must have felt from five MINUTES!!

    • @ejejejje
      @ejejejje Před rokem +36

      SAMEEE I FKIN BURNED MYSELF. For a second and that scar IS STILL THERE. It killed me when she went thru that sht those bches need to be burned

    • @rainiceskates185
      @rainiceskates185 Před rokem

      Same here...

    • @dxvilxnat9073
      @dxvilxnat9073 Před rokem +9

      Samee literally just 1 second and i still got a scar from it. She's so strong for enduring hell. hope the bullies never get a job opportunity or any good opportunity in life.

    • @Mush_strawberry
      @Mush_strawberry Před rokem +1

      @@dxvilxnat9073 I got a burn from an iron not even second I thought it’s just gonna hurt a little but it turn black after a few min when it’s just look a bit red

  • @Plengus
    @Plengus Před 10 měsíci +619

    How dead brained can a judge be, those girls committed assult and torture multible times and got a fraction of what they should have gotten.

    • @selaniesanchez29
      @selaniesanchez29 Před 2 měsíci +1

      I bet he'd sing a different song if that was HIS daughter.

  • @BrainGiggles
    @BrainGiggles Před měsícem +2

    I’ve always wondered if the reason why bullys get off easy is because their parents were once bullys who are now in the position of power - judges, lawyers, prosecutors, police - therefore they ensure that the laws are lenient for their kids sake. The fact that the person who was in charge of investigating bullying made it his first assignment to get his son off , says so much about how corrupt the system is.

  • @OneLifeOneDifference
    @OneLifeOneDifference Před 5 měsíci +3

    The Glory was an incredible series! 🙌 😢❤

  • @oddeyes9413
    @oddeyes9413 Před 7 měsíci +540

    These bullies are more akin to budding serial killers. They sound like they lack any empathy or basic human emotions and their behaviors are massive red flags.

  • @Bunnyetsuko
    @Bunnyetsuko Před rokem +1202

    So how does student 9 get 6 years for attempted murder, but these bullies who also attempt to murder their classmates get probation?? Seems like a huge injustice IMO! Thank you Stephanie and fiancé for bringing these very imports topics to light!! These are much needed discussions that need to take place. ❤ your channel and content!!! ❤❤

    • @aryankarki688
      @aryankarki688 Před rokem +19

      but it kinda makes sense why he got 6 years bcz he was trying to kill 45 ppl and most of them werent even the bullies

    • @Maera1990
      @Maera1990 Před rokem +10

      because of age

    • @mystrknwital9146
      @mystrknwital9146 Před rokem +101

      @@aryankarki688 I think they all deserve it. They basically act like a bystander despite them knowing that that student was being bullied to the point of torture. They didn't even try to help him cause they might think they might be the next target if they do help him. Teachers basically ignored whatever violence happens between students. What's more, they always blame the problem on the student who was being bullied.
      If this happens to you and you found out that everyone, the bullies, teachers, and bystanders, lived their lives normally while you, the victim are suffering nightmares, mental/physical disabilities, or scarring for the rest of your entire life. Do you really think that victim hatred wasn't warranted?
      I honestly think the revenge he planned was too light. Killing them was the easy way out for anyone. Those people won't even feel remorse.

    • @BeansMcGee2421
      @BeansMcGee2421 Před rokem +16

      @@Maera1990one of the victims was a collage student who was almost murdered by other college students.

    • @anitalove3818
      @anitalove3818 Před rokem +28

      ig cause student 9 is japanese and the others are in korea and the justice system unfortunately is very different:(

  • @sandhyashreep
    @sandhyashreep Před 4 měsíci +5

    I was bullied in high school and now my bully is a math professor. I don't know if she is teaching math or how to be a bully at college

  • @junniestan4life
    @junniestan4life Před rokem +1756

    The fact that nobody stood up for these bullying victims and all these bullies get to have their happy ending is just-

    • @D4CValentine
      @D4CValentine Před 11 měsíci +50

      I think the fact that other students won't stood up for bullying is because they might become the next candidate for bullying

    • @D4CValentine
      @D4CValentine Před 11 měsíci +17

      @@basugunja tf are you talking about?? Next time before spamming same comments everywhere atleast give a read 🤣

    • @basugunja
      @basugunja Před 11 měsíci

      @@D4CValentine I am not saying anything bad. And before typing my statements, I have read the comments; it is just that I want people to know the basic things.

    • @D4CValentine
      @D4CValentine Před 11 měsíci

      @@basugunja But my comment didn't implied that I don't know basic things 🤔 And why do you have to bring our country into this ?? So stop spamming stupidity and reply to those who don't know shit 😌

    • @dyttodoedie5368
      @dyttodoedie5368 Před 11 měsíci

      💯 FACTS

  • @Acastaigne
    @Acastaigne Před 16 dny +1

    That first girl just obediently walking out of the burger restaurant to get the worst beatdown imaginable is so, so sad. The security camera footage of her side by side with one of those monsters made me tear up. In that moment she must've been absolutely trembling with fear. Shame on those five evil girls. And shame on those gutless people who saw what was happening and just walked on by.