A 6th grade elementary school girl commits suicide after complaining of school violence... Bereaved family tells police ``Her name is written in the suicide note'' = South Korea

An elementary school student in Busan, South Korea, committed suicide after complaining about school violence. According to police and family members, on the 11th, he attended an elementary school in Busan on October 9th last year.
Mr. A (12), a 6th grade student, died after falling from an apartment building. At that time, Mr. A got into a fight with his friends in the park, then went to his apartment and committed suicide.
The bereaved family stated, ``Since October 2022, when my daughter was in the fifth grade, she has been ostracized and experienced school violence,'' adding, ``In her suicide note, she was identified as the presumed perpetrator.''
There were several names of children written on it." After Mr. A's death, the bereaved family reported the two leaders to the School Violence Deliberation Committee, but judgment is pending due to reasons such as difficulty in confirming the facts.
It was done. The family stated, ``We went to the hospital after noticing that our daughter was exhibiting strange behavior, but in order to focus on treatment, we were unable to report the incident to the School Violence Committee in a timely manner.'' ``We need to avenge our daughter's regrets.''
I have to,” he said. It turned out that some of the children named as the perpetrators all transferred schools after Mr. A died.
While investigating the death, the police received related information from the bereaved family.
An internal investigation is underway. A police official said, ``Since the person involved in the incident has passed away, it will take a considerable amount of time,'' and ``It is difficult to divulge the specific details of the investigation.''
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