The mother's resentment, who "killed someone else's baby" at the Taekwondo studio... [Anchor Report]

You may remember the death of a four-year-old boy at a taekwondo center last July.

The Taekwondo director put the child upside down on the mat and left him to die for 27 minutes, and the prosecution asked the director to serve life in prison.

Let's watch it together on the screen.

Yesterday, there was a trial at the Uijeongbu District Court for the murder of child abuse by A, a Taekwondo director in his 30s.

In July, a 4-year-old boy was put upside down on a rolled mat at a taekwondo center in Yangju, Gyeonggi Province, and left for 27 minutes.

The child, who was found in cardiac arrest, was taken to a hospital, but died without opening his eyes.

Do you remember the behavior of the Taekwondo director when you found the child in a coma?

Instead of trying to save the child by doing CPR, I ran to the director's office to delete the CCTV.

But at the trial, they protested like this.

"I admit to abuse, but there was no motive for murder".

In the closing argument, he bowed to the bereaved families and appealed for leniency.

The mother of the victim cried.

"Are you kidding me after killing someone else's baby, you have to put him to death"
My mother, who was shouting in tears
, was eventually kicked out of court.

The prosecution asked the court to impose a 10-year restriction on employment at child-related institutions along with life imprisonment.

At the time of the incident, the director returned to the director's office to delete the CCTV footage, and later attempted to conceal the CCTV equipment itself, stressing that the willful negligence of the killing was fully recognized.

The court's rant followed.

"I'm not sure if I'm reflecting, I think I thought the victim didn't deserve to exist in my head and I can ignore it."

A sentencing hearing for the Taekwondo director will be held on January 23 next year.

Just watching the video again is heart-wrenching,

How can I comfort the heart of losing a child at one point?

I'll wait for the court's wise ruling to comfort a 4-year-old child who had to touch the heart of the bereaved family and die early.