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(1)Korean guilty of pressuring boyfriend to commit suicide
(2)Two years ago, charged with manslaughter
(3)Editorial koreatimesnetDec 24 2021 1032 AM, Hankook Ilbo, Canada
(4)[New York] Suicide case of Filipino boyfriend in U.S
(5)A Korean woman in her 20s charged with manslaughter has been convicted

(1)According to Reuters on the 23rd, he attended Boston College
(2)Yoo In-young, 23, pictured, pleaded guilty at the Suffolk County Court in Boston and was sentenced to two and a half years of probation and 10 years The woman, who was suspended under a conditional commutation deal with prosecutors to plead guilty to Volkswagen, is not required to go to prison if she complies with her probation period
(3)Prosecutors earlier charged the woman with continuous verbal, emotional and mental abuse of her boyfriend, Alexander Atula, who went to the same school, and encouraging suicide
(4)Prosecutors believe Yoo sent 47,130 text messages during the last two months of his 18-month relationship with Atula, emotionally abusing him, directly pressuring him to commit suicide with messages such as “Get out and die.”
(5)Atula, a New Jersey native, eventually jumped to her death in a parking lot just hours before her graduation in May 2019

(1)a Korean student at Boston College
(2)Boyfriend charged with suicide-inducing manslaughter
(3)October 29, 2019
(4)Yoo and Alexander Atula dated for 18 months while attending Boston College
(5)A woman who was a student at Boston College in the U.S. has been charged by U.S. prosecutors with encouraging a man who was in a relationship to take his own life
(6)Rachel Rollins, a district attorney in Suffolk County, Boston, Massachusetts, held an official press conference on the 28th and announced that she had charged Yoo 21, a woman who was attending Boston College, with manslaughter
(7)Prosecutors determined that Yoo, a Korean, had a coercive relationship with his lover, Alexander Atula 22
(8)Atula killed himself just hours before graduation on May 20 Family members came up to Boston from New Jersey to attend his graduation on the same day
(9)Mr. Yoo is understood to be currently residing in Korea and has yet to state his position
(10)Take your own life
(11)After a lengthy investigation, prosecutor Rollins said, it was clear that Yoo had been physically, verbally and mentally abusive in his 18-month relationship with Atula
(12)Just days before Atula’s death, Yoo’s abuse became more frequent, and its intensity became more intense and insulting
(13)Prosecutors also said that the two months before Atula’s death, they exchanged questions with each other
(14)It said there were more than 75,000 cases of self-employment
(15)Among them, “Go and die” and “Take your own life.”
(16)The text was included
(17)Prosecutor Rollins said that on May 20th, when Atula died, Mr. Yoo
(18)He added that he traced Tula’s location and was also with him in the Renaissance parking lot, the place where he took his life
(19)Rollins also said Yoo is currently in South Korea and has been contacted by his alleged lawyer The prosecutor stressed that if Yoo does not return to the U.S. voluntarily, he will use the public power we have to repatriate him to the U.S
(20)There was a similar incident in 2017 Michelle Carter was charged with encouraging suicide by sending text messages to her boyfriend. Carter was convicted of manslaughter
(21)Carter, who was 17 years old at the time, was specific to his lover, Conrad Roy
(22)He suggested an enemy way to kill himself, and just before Roy tried to kill himself
(23)He’s also trying to kill himself by encouraging him on the phone
(24)I was accused of urging him
(25)Asked by a reporter if Carter’s sentencing affected the report
(26)Prosecutor Rollins said it’s natural that there are similarities
(27)In the case of Burn, the victim’s psychic condition is to be abused
(28)To welcome his pride and heart in a fully recognized situation
(29)I repeatedly attacked and abused him.”
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(34)Yoo, a Korean student who was attending Boston College in 2019
(35)prosecuted by the national police
(36)2 crime is to induce suicide of a boyfriend
(37)In the two months, 75,000 text messages were exchanged to induce suicide
(38)3 My boyfriend committed suicide on the day of college graduation, and he was a boyfriend at the scene of suicide
(39)The district even watches the suicide scene
(40)4 After fleeing to Korea, the U.S. police continued to warn us of entry
(41)Eventually, he returned to the U.S. and claimed he didn’t want to kill him
(42)5 For reference, all the faces of women come out in American newspapers. Korean newspapers
(43)Blurredness
(44)I still remember one of the most bizarre events I’ve ever seen

(1)According to Reuters on the 23rd of Annacomnena, Yoo In-young, 23, who attended Boston College, pleaded guilty at the Suffolk County Court in Boston and was sentenced to two and a half years of probation and 10 years The woman, who was suspended under conditional commutation negotiations with the prosecution to plead guilty to Volkswagen, does not have to go to prison if she complies with her probation period
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