On the afternoon of the 6th, near the Seohyeon overpass in Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, a message and a bouquet of flowers were left by the family of the victim of the ‘Seohyun-dong weapon riot’ in memory of the deceased. /Reporter Kim Ye-rang
“Nice you, I’m so sorry I couldn’t protect you. I love you”
Lee Mo, a woman in her 60s who was a victim of the ‘Seohyun-dong weapon riot’ on the 3rd, finally died on the morning of the 6th. At the time, Lee was immediately taken to a nearby hospital, but she never recovered and died. Her husband, Mr. Lee, 64, whom we met at her funeral home, wiped away tears as he remembered, “Her wife was the one who put her happiness first.”
On the afternoon of the 6th, her husband, Mr. Lee, said that he decided to put flowers at the scene where his wife had an accident. When she asked the flower shop owner, “Please make me a bouquet for the deceased,” the owner asked, “Where do you use it?” Mr. Lee is said to have said, “This is a bouquet for the victim of this incident, but her wife likes red, so she asked me to put red flowers as well.” The owner then gave Lee a bouquet of flowers, crying and saying, “There is no need for calculation.”
At the same time, Mr. Lee left a cup of decaffeinated latte and a bouquet of flowers that his wife usually liked. On a palm-sized memo written on top of the flower, “You are kind! I’m so sorry I couldn’t protect you, I really love you.”
On the afternoon of the 3rd, when a weapon riot occurred in the Seohyeon Station area, a vehicle that the criminal drove into the sidewalk is parked in front of the AK department store at Seohyeon Station in Bundang, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do. /news1
Husband Lee and the victim met each other in 1978 as a CC (campus couple) in the first year. Husband Lee, who was a trade major, saw his wife, who was a home economics major, and fell in love at first sight and got married. Mr. Lee said, “I came to Bundang in 1992 with my first love and lived happily and happily, but at one point, a completely unexpected incident destroyed the happy family.” Bae Jong-yeop (63), who went to the same university as the Lee couple and had known them for 45 years through the same club as me, said, “They were a parakeet couple who always appeared holding hands when they came to gatherings.”
Husband Mr. Lee said, “My wife was the person who valued happiness the most.” She also said, “Her wife was my guide and guide.” He also said, “My wife said, ‘You can save money, but you can’t save happiness,’ and she was the one who always said, ‘Let’s live happily. I was adding fun to my life.”
Bouquets and messages left by the families of the victims of the ‘Seohyun-dong knife riot’ in memory of the deceased. /Reporter Kim Ye-rang
The Lee couple said they had planned a trip to Cambodia at the end of this month. Also, on the 2nd of next month, I was waiting for a trip to Spain and Portugal. Lee said, “I was looking forward to going on a 10-day trip to Spain and Portugal.”
Mr. Lee said, “I gnawed my molars while looking at my loving family and friends who were helping me,” and added, “I hope that Korea can become a good country to live in by cooperating with each other so that cases like mine, where I part forever with my beloved half, do not happen again.” ” he said.
2023-08-06 09:28:18
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