Seo Dong-ju confesses to the shock of the damage of dating violence.."Another level, crazy" [read]

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The director of the Wavve crime psychology analysis commentary "Reading a Criminal's Letter (hereinafter referred to as "Reading")" expresses anger while reading Kim Leah's letter that killed her girlfriend through dating violence, saying, "It's a waste of greed."

The 11th episode of "Reading," which will be released on the 13th, deals with a letter from Kim Leah, who killed her girlfriend with a weapon at an officetel in Hwaseong-si, Gyeonggi-do in 2024 and stabbed her girlfriend's mother more than 17 times. Park Kyung-sik, a former producer of "I Want to Know That," said, "The incident occurred when a victim who suffered from dating violence visited with his mother with a "break-up agreement," and explained, "He is the first person whose identity has been disclosed since the law on the disclosure of personal information of serious crimes was implemented."

Kim Leah, who was sentenced to life imprisonment in the case, denies the "planned crime," saying in a letter sent from the prison, "It was not the case where I drew a knife first." However, Director Yoo Chang-won immediately dismissed the incident, saying, "The feelings I feel right from the perspective of a person who knows the incident are discomfort and anger," and added, "It's a ridiculous claim, and it's a waste of curse." Producer Park Kyung-sik also sticks his tongue out, saying, "Every time I read bad guys' letters, the legend seems to be broken."

Director Pyo Chang-won analyzes that Kim Leah's letter shows signs of typical lies. It shows the characteristic of intentional 'role change' that changes only the subject while specifically mentioning what happened. In response, host Seo Dong-ju is astonished, saying, "Did you hold a speech contest on the other side, it's a crazy X on 'Another Level'."

In addition, Seo Dong-ju, who revealed his experiences of dating violence, gave specific and realistic advice on how to recognize signs of dating violence and how to respond when violence begins between dating.

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