Jang Ja Yeon Story [Hidden Side of S Korea] - Page 11

So people who kill themselves are automaticall psycho?

I dont think psycho means what you think it means.

On March 11 2011 16:05 Dr_Strange wrote:


I would have to say yes to this, unless it was some sort of accident or if it saves others lives. You could argue that what she did might start a movement to fight against rape, but it seems she didnt have that type of thinking. Even in history the people that most that committed suicide were mentally unstable, were afraid of being captured by another country, or going to face prison. If she was smart she would have tried to expose the truth or at least notify someone, but since she was not right in mind she came up with a bad solution to her problem. People should never feel sorry for people that committed suicide they did it themselves. If she was murdered while being raped, now that is completely a different story.



Psycho is exactly what i meant. Someone that suffers from psycho has lost all contact with reality and is delusional. Why would I mean to use psycho in terms of psychopathy?

On March 11 2011 16:05 Dr_Strange wrote:


I would have to say yes to this, unless it was some sort of accident or if it saves others lives. You could argue that what she did might start a movement to fight against rape, but it seems she didnt have that type of thinking. Even in history the people that most that committed suicide were mentally unstable, were afraid of being captured by another country, or going to face prison. If she was smart she would have tried to expose the truth or at least notify someone, but since she was not right in mind she came up with a bad solution to her problem. People should never feel sorry for people that committed suicide they did it themselves. If she was murdered while being raped, now that is completely a different story.



Psycho is exactly what i meant. Someone that suffers from psycho has lost all contact with reality and is delusional. Why would I mean to use psycho in terms of psychopathy?

“The handwriting of the letters, which were allegedly written by Jang, is different from hers,” Yang Hu-yeol, director of the Document and Image Division at the service, said at press conference yesterday. “On Jang’s handwriting, words got a little pressure, while those on the letters were strongly pressed.”

Comparing some consonants and vowels of the letters with those of Jang’s handwriting in her notebook, which police had kept since her death, the service said the two handwritings had different styles in the way the letters were shaped.