KARA's late Goo Hara, 4 years since passed away today (24th)... KARA's longing for the group grows even more after the complete comeback

Four years have passed since the late Goo Hara passed away. Today (November 24th) marks exactly 4 years since the late Goo Hara of KARA passed away. Goo Hara was born on November 24, 2019.
He was found dead at his home. Goo Hara debuted as a member of the group Kara in 2008. "KARA" is "Pretty"
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They received a lot of love for songs such as ``MIA'' and ``Jumping.''
After that, 8 years after his debut, he released his first solo album ``ALOHARA'', and released ``Choco Chip''.
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However, the former lover suffered from legal disputes. Former lover sexually assaulted in 2018
He was handed over to the court on charges of violating the Special Act on Punishment of Crimes (using cameras, etc. to take pictures), causing obstruction, and threatening others, and the court sentenced him to one year in prison. Insufficient evidence for suspicion of illegal filming
He was declared not guilty. In the end, both the former lover and the prosecution filed an appeal against the first instance verdict, and Goo Hara was preparing to appeal.
In the end, Goo Hara passed away 42 days after the death of her close friend, the late SULLI.
. Furthermore, since KARA made a comeback as a complete group last year after a gap of 7 years and 6 months to commemorate the 15th anniversary of their debut, their longing for the deceased has only grown stronger.
KARA members displayed the special album ``MOVE AGAIN'' and two trophies won for their activities at Goo Hara's memorial hall.
Inherited property disputes between the families continued. When Goo Hara was nine years old, her mother, who had separated from her, appeared and demanded that her assets be divided. Goo Hara's older brother Goo Hoin has filed a lawsuit demanding a trial for division of inherited property.
They petitioned for legislation called the Goo Hara Law, which would require parents who have abandoned their child-rearing duties to be restricted from inheriting property from their children.
Meanwhile, Goo Hara's remains are in a columbarium at Bundang Sky Castle Memorial Park.
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