"damned if you do, damned if you don't" sad reality of women's lives

Yes, quite literally quote damned if you do and damned if you don't"

I didn't even think about this aspect! Wow... it really made my heart sink...

Reminds of the women in India who get acid thrown at them for rejecting, or accepting advances. Lose lose.

But in actual Japanese stories, Miyano met Junko at the day of the kidnapping. The rejection didn't took place. They already did that to other girls they kidnapped before Junko.

@@penultimania4295 ooookay, this is a real life case, not the best time to be acting edgy.

@@penultimania4295not the time and place for that.

It’s a reminder that humans are scarier than any monster or paranormal being we could ever imagine.

​@@pragyasingh2297 I love horror games because they're pure escapism. True evil is out there.

@@saudade1063 Though I agree with @penultimania4295 It's unfortunately part of human nature that some people are just messed up. Think about the wars in this world, the conflicts in less developed countries and radical ideologies (Fascism in todays India, terrorists in many african countries, ...). Without laws and social norms preventing such horrific violence, there's always a percentage of people who commit such acts. If there are decent social norms and laws, those messed up people might just beat their wife in private (which is obviously horrible in itself), but those laws and norms normally prevent them from actually murdering someone or worse. If the same kind of person lives in a society where violence against certain minorities is accepted, or even respected (fascist or extremist religious ideologies heavily support this part of human nature) those same people would commit the most vile acts without raising an eyebrow. Obviously the monsters in this video did those acts in countries that should be safe. This just shows how safe they felt due to their connections to the mafia. Generally, there is a case to be made that violence is a part of human nature. Like all personality traits the tendency to violence varies a lot from person to person and some people are just naturally evil.

@@TigerwomanXsweden Get your vegan ass outta here...

​@@TigerwomanXswedenI bet you're fun at parties...

@@TigerwomanXsweden your not real

@@TigerwomanXsweden shut up bro.

@@TigerwomanXsweden i get what you're trying to say. but what does that have to do with the video OR the comment? animals in a majority of zoos are well taken care of. we have laws against animal cruelty and a vast majority of people don't purchase goods that have been tested on animals. this comment had nothing to do with animals, only with horrible people doing horrible things. i understand activism but your activism is misplaced in this moment.

100% I thought the British justice system was diabolical with the amount of prison time, even murder. It’s a common joke with people married over many years of marriage to joke “I’d get longer for murder!” But it’s true. Even when they are given a ‘life sentence’ say 20 years (rare!) you know that they are only going to do half. It’s actually surprising when someone is given a life sentence of x amount of time and they have to serve the whole sentence. Unless they are under 16 their legal names are published/available. The Korean justice system seems very lax. America seems to go overboard with some sentences like drugs etc.

I just realised that you might actually be British and know how terrible the justice system is 🙈

imo its definitely lawmakers cover their own behinds incase they're ever caught for the things theh undoubtedly do

I'm at the same point, in the video right now. It broke me. You put it perfectly. 💔

Yeah, that's making me tear up. I'm glad she got to have that. I'm horrified, and near-sick at what they did to her... And I'm honestly in awe of her for being able to do that.

Sadly, that part is exaggerated by people. There's no official record of this happening. I wish it were true though...

​@@theonlyhikarueven if its not, for all she went through, the girl deserves to have some sort of positive story for people to remember her by (that doesnt take away from the torture she endured). Even if its false, the majong game story is a way to show how strong she was in a less gruesome way, because being put through that much torture and surviving as long as she did takes a strong person. I also wish it were true, but even if its not, its at leastna good metaphor for how strong the poor girl was through this horrific torture.

Absolutely

A couple weeks ago I mentioned Junko Furuta under a TikTok comment when they had a TikTok about that, or I think it was why women are afraid to say no to a date or something. Her name holds power. I say that baby girl’s name all the time, when anyone asks why women are a certain way I say her name and tell them to search her up. Usually the response is quiet, or tears, or apologizing to me for not understanding how dangerous it can be to be dragged off by strangers and r***d mercilessly even if you just exist and don’t even “poke the bear.”

​@EmiL_from_NieR omg literally so many people bring her up when men argue the topic, I cant imagine what either Yoon or Junko were feeling in those days. It's so sad we have to bring up well known cases to get it through their heads

@@Em.Anneta to be fair, a lot of people aren’t as informed. I’ve told people about different cases before when they said some things and brought people to tears before. Not intentionally, I just… I’m a bit of a cynic. Not paranoid, just I know bad things can happen anytime. My mom is a licensed paramedic/medical examiner so I know death can come in an instant. One time a guy said girls who take rides from strangers are stupid and to not get in unless there is a woman. I brought up Jaycee Dugard (my personal hero I love her she’s such a queen 😍) and then I bring up Ian and Myra Henly and all the children they killed and a***d together. I only do this if someone tries to victim blame; since I cannot STAND that sh*t.

@@EmiL_from_NieR and respect to you tbh, ive personally argued with people who just want to be ignorant so I brought that up, but props to you🙌

@@Em.Anneta yeah. I try to understand some people are uninformed, but some are just straight up not listening. I usually just will say I’m glad they don’t understand because that means they’ve had a damn blessed life and I hope they never HAVE to understand. I don’t want people to understand, I just want them to know it exists and to be kinder to people that have been hurt 😔

Whats the account name

What's the account name?😇 just for comment knowledge

i did comment on that post of his wishing him only the worst. it angers me to no belief to know that people like him can still have platforms and be active in public places

leak the account babe

Of Course His Names "Shinji"...

And at church, while he had tried to make sure someone would keep her safe there 💔

This really broke me. I’ve never tapped out of a show before but this one was hard. And how did they kidnap her from a church full of people!?

@@orrac1eThey were probably threatened or bribed by the criminals. They are part of the yakuza

@@camilap.8096that’s junko’s case, they’re talking about yoona

@@jamiijam ah I didn’t read right mb 😭

It's unfair its horrible

I agree…it’s outrageous

Idk what they were thinking with such low sentences. And the fact they are all free now too.

Hey you guys know about the miryang case in korea. It happened in 2004. Three female were gang raped by 44 middle schoolers in a span over one year. No one went to jail. The parents of the rpist blame the gurls. And college didn’t want to accept victims of rpe. But now it is a big thing in korea because a youtuber exposed the predators. Stephanie i hope you cover this case again please bring attention to it

Each beating.. each abuse.. should be a 10 year minimum charge. 😢my heart shattered at each remark of abuse

Ikr so sad

They're all free rn too

@@irisbean7204 ITS LITERALLY SICKENING LIKE THEY NEED LIFE IN JAIL

And their identities were protected too

I fully agree to you and I hate that they got lay case!

Stephanie covered that case. I think the episode was called "the coca cola torture" or something

Omg yes poor Sylvia. What they did to her was horrendous! I never understood why her sister didn't contact their parents & try to save her

​@@amyjanechic1because she was scared. She was terrified the same thing would happen to her.

​@@ucanthandletruth4456 the comment could have been referring to sylvia's other sister, an adult who lived in the area and had at least two known instances of having spoken to her sisters before sylvia's death.

​@@amyjanechic1her younger sister was scared to escalate the abuse, and she was very vulnerable. her older sister thought the girls were exaggerating their conditions under gertrude's care - i don't recall whether she ever spoke to either of the girls once sylvia's abuse became debilitating. the abuse of sylvia was QUICK to lead to the death of her.

Police was chronically worthless and incompetent, particularly when it comes to individuals who aren't elite or associated with money (possibly with the exception of Barry and Honey Sherman). Of course, they won't do shit until it's too late, or they frame innocent people through their blatant lies.

It doesn't!😭😭

That's the mindset of these people and authorities for you...

I was just about to comment this as well. It's so sad, even the thumbnail used makes it feel it's about Junko. It's sad what happened to both of them but this time, it's supposed to be Yoons turn to be talked about and mourned...

Ik I'm scrolling through the comments and I'm barely seeing anything about Yuna who the case is about. The Junko Furuta case is only for comparison to see the similarities of the two cases. Obviously I'm not skimming over what happened to Junko by any means but I think Rotten mango did a video about her already. Also not sending hate to rotten mango I love her videos but it would have been so much better if she put a photo of Yuna in the thumbnail or Yuna and Junko side by side. Honestly it's crazy that history really did repeat itself only in a different place.

Hey you guys know about the miryang case in korea. It happened in 2004. Three female were gang raped by 44 middle schoolers in a span over one year. No one went to jail. The parents of the rpist blame the gurls. And college didn’t want to accept victims of rpe. But now it is a big thing in korea because a youtuber exposed the predators. Stephanie i hope you cover this case again please bring attention to it

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Absolutely. My heart breaks for Junko and Yoon, who were taken from the world too soon in the most brutal ways. To me it was the fact that people had 30 years to reflect on what happened to Junko but then moved on because they gave such short prison sentences. It boggles my mind, HOW could anyone possibly move on after hearing this? And why aren’t you making an example by giving these people harsher sentences? If we don’t learn from history, it’s gonna happen again.

Right! She deserves to have her story told for what it was.

Her story isn’t lost at all… she’s literally telling the story in this video. I didn’t know anything about Yuna before but now I do. What exactly are you complaining for?

​@@EmmieQuake 90% of the comments are about junko and not about yuna 😏

She covered Yuna's story. I never heard about her before. The two cases are similar. She did an excellent job covering both cases.

Exactly, and Stephanie’s show notes for this episode only include pictures of Junko.. seems misleading and disrespectful to me

@kristenroche8160 / Thank you for all you do to help others 🥹 It’s unimaginable what these poor women went through. Truly evil.

I feel that In Western culture, we have become so desensitized and Blaise when experiencing True crime stories. Crime media is so over saturated in the media, that I feel we have become mechanical and routine when stories of injustice and inhumanity are explicitly. What I feel is directly missing is the medical details, what exactly is occuring in the body what is this human being truly enduring, the hours, the minutes. The body broken and I feel when we can reconnect to that shock and horror we will also connect back to empathy, grief and have that duality of both absolute nihilistic misery that humans are capable of such sadism, but also that saving grace that these jackals were unable to break the victims spirit. That the community was outraged, that decent people still exist. I believe a far deeper look into what is occuring medically would actually help to humanize the victim, and allow the audience to understand the totalality of the event. I base alot of this opinion on my own personal reactions of learning about the medical scientist who studied crucifixion and conducted experiments that really outlined the horrible nature of that execution. Anyhow, I didn't mean to ramble, lol. I think I'll watch some 80s music videos to counter this ponderance on dark subject matter. 😮

I don't think it's okay to generalize coz there are so many women too who made some gruesome crime. Some women who act as a victim but not, the reason why those who are real victims are being snub more now coz false accusation.

but this vid isnt abt the women being the same so stop because this case is heartbreaking​ and caused by MEN.@@3126-u2m

The amount of female idols who have recieved threats for being feminists or reading feminist writings tells you all you need to know about how men perceive women in South Korea. It's seriously horrifying.

oh yeah because this is what the average korean man does🤡🤡

Oo​@@atsumusakusa246

Take care of yourself ❤

same, honestly can’t with this case.

i couldn’t watch one recently. take care

please take care ❤

Same here. This is such a childhood nightmare for me - as a woman and as a kid during that time I heard about this horrifying case

99.percnt of men wouldn't either, it's the 1 percnt that makes all the news

@@vegito179 I think without saying, this is understood. Except this eerily similar scenario happened twice. A bear attack wouldn't have the mind to conceive of something so gruesome to another human being. It's just eat, defend, or move on.

​@@Moonlightmad not to mention that lots of men were involved with both of these cases. Damn, the bear do be looking nice

@@vegito179remember it’s a randomised scenario. would you prefer the ‘1%’ chance of being harmed for amusement from people or 0% chance bears give?

​@@vegito179 learn to read the room

Damn bro I just commented how did someone already like

@@BriannaJean-jx7wdThis is so true tho she shouldn't be remembered as Korean version of Junko

I'm pretty sure her name's not public knowledge. I'd like to believe the reason why this case is presented this way is 'cause there's not that much information out there about the victim (not even her real name) and this case is a lot more private than the one that happened in Japan. But who knows? I'm not on the RM team 🤷🏾‍♀️ and it's lowkey strange that there's a lot more information on something that happened in '88 than 2014 in the nation that CCTVs everything although i guess it might be there but just not accessible to the general public. Again, who knows??

Stephanie should change the title

WE DONT KNOW HER ACTUAL NAME! Korean authorities protect names of victims.

Nope, it repeats itself. No matter how similar it is.

​@@juliemesser2053 Nah, Twain got it perfectly. No event perfectly repeats itself, it's just logical. No need to twist a simple truth around.

@@juliemesser2053Repeat = verbatim. If that were the case, eventually we’d be in a spiral of the same exact day over and over.

@@raccoonchildit doesn't matter if an event 'perfectly' repeats. The same thing happening in someway, shape or form, regardless of the people involved is history repeating.

@@bunbunbeesame event, different people. History repeats.

It makes me think that at least some of them were in on it. Like maybe some of them had a connection to the murderers and protected them.

@@elizabethbaron552 Wouldn't surprise me, these types of men are everywhere. Hence why men have no problem finding other men to partake in r*pe with. Women need to start waking up to the true nature that so many of them hide.

Honestly most of South Koreas legal/justice system should be put in jail. The only ones who probably arent corrupt are the front line guys (and girls) who unfortunately have no power/control over decisions and situations and have to just follow orders.

cops have legally no obligation to protect anyone, they are there to prevent you from annoying the rich and the politicians, look up the case of the guy that got stabbed in front of a cop and the cop at the end of it all said that to him or the uvalde case, just to name a few on the USA (the land of the law, the free and the "brave" mind you), so yeah its better to trust yourself to protect yourself most of the time

I see where your coming from but I feel like she could of executed this better, junko’s story is well known, I’m not saying no one should talk about her cuz they should, she went through such a horrific thing but I feel like she could of gotten the point across differently without pushing yunas to the side, they were both innocent human beings, they deserve their own video and story 😞

I watched a lot pf SK true crimes and it seems that SK system has more sympathy for abusers

It's like the logic "yeah he's horrible person but at least he can achieve career bit victim cannot even help herself so she's useless anyway:

@@mayakovskethis so sad 😢

I think it's bc intelligent abusere often like to take positions it work that gives power. Like law, medicine, police, politic... That's a fields where's the most psychopaths and abusers bc they feel they have real power. I'm not saying that every one of them is evil but it's real tendencies. And abusers with their twisted logic will protect other abusers. And we just allowed for that.

SK protects SAers, paed*philes, women unalivers. There are plenty of examples even here, on Stephanie's channel.

Agreed..

agreeed so badly 😢

Agreed

It is almost unreal

Agreed

Does she show any pics of her in the way she died? If so I can’t watch 😢

⁠@@sheseesdarknessi’ve been researching up on this case for about 2 years now, this is probably if not most, one of the most brutal crimes i’ve ever read may God bless junko and yun’s spirit and may they forever be at peace now 🤍🤍🙏🏼

Probably power and entitlement. These two can make the strongest minds to rot if not careful

I agree. It was really distracting from Yuna’s story, and didn’t give her story the respect it deserves. The constant comparison and jumping back and forth is not necessary

It also made it really confusing for me to be constant back and forth I forget which girl she is talking about at times. She should have covered them both in seperate videos then maybe one comparing the cases​@@Pudgesicle

@@ButterflyBaby23totally agree. I got confused as well, and I had even watched the Junko case video before.

i dont think theres even enough to go on w yunas case. it is more private than junko’s

@@Starteez1024 Imo then she just shouldn’t make a video on it. Better to not speak on something when you don’t know enough about it than unintentionally offend the deceased’s memory.

Same its insane

Same here, like makes me so mad I want to cry because I can’t do anything about it. The Justice system royally fucked over Yuna & Junko both.

@@blasiandumplin Same

If they get exposed like people involved in the Miryang case, I will not feel any sympathy for them.

@@blasiandumplinthey may of evaded justice here on earth, but rest assured God works overtime. And when it comes time to face the ultimate judge, I believe God will make them each experience the exact pain and torment they put her through. Because that’s the only real justice, understanding truly and completely how it felt for junko and yuna.

For real?

@@Just_kurosama In my opinion, the law protected the identities of Junko Furuta killers so that her murder would not 'ruin their social lives' after prison, but the journalists did not allow them that luxury. And in my opinion, that is more honorable to Junko than her killers being seen as upstanding citizens and living a life without consequences

@@sikorilzcx4513 your right on that but either way people from both ways of how they did shit to either Yuna or Junko are really fucked up

Oh goes without saying! They need to be in jail for life, at minimum..

Yeah. At this point courts are protecting perpetrators more than victims. There's no room for logic anymore.

Some cases like these provoke urge to advocate for death sentencing, am sorry the thought of having tax used to feed, clothe and keep such vile things warm in prison?no

At that point are the abusers even human?

Presenting baffling and et.cuss or curse words

Unfortunately, there were also some women involved when it came to torturing Junko.

This is Yunas story

This is YOON's story. (her name isn't yuna, its based off her surname "Yun")

It also broke my heart thinking about how the father of one of the girls (I forget which) took her to church and told everyone thinking it would protect her more, but it was the reason the evil fuckers went back after her. I can’t imagine the blame he must place upon himself. And the fact that both of these girls loved their families so much that they put the welfare of their families above themselves, and sacrificed themselves so their family wouldn’t get killed.

@@elizabethbaron552 exactly 😭😭😭

For real 😢i

I feel you guys, this is how I’m feeling right now too. 😭 what’s helping me is praying to god for them, and sending them loving energy.

I think no one deserves this

@@elizabethbaron552 That would piss me off if i went through that and someone told me that . They weren't important enough for God to help then just how important do you have to be for your prayers to get through to god?

@@michaeltreu4152 I understand what you are saying. Look what happened to Jesus himself. But remember they nailed him to that cross and he bled out and died and rose again. This is what Jesus promises us all, so long as we believe in him. He will never force us to be with him, because that isn’t love. I know in the situations those girls were in, they certainly would have prayed to God in desperation whether they believed before or not. Everybody does, when it comes down to life or death like that. Because inherently we know he is real. He loves those girls just as much as you and me- which is infinite.I know he was there with them in their last moments, and where they went after (Heaven) is the opposite of suffering. All I know is, I was a wretch and I shouldn’t have lived the 6 times I overdosed on fentanyl. The time I committed suicide ended up in a coma and came back. He brought me back. What are the odds? Many of the people I loved the most died, and they died young. Some of the most amazing hearted people. The only thing I can make sense of, is that maybe God wanted to be with them in Heaven, in the most present and loving way he could. Maybe they had important work to do in Heaven, and God needed them. It doesn’t seem like to us back on earth, that they were saved, but I believe they were. At the end of the day, neither you nor I, nor anyone can guarantee we won’t meet a violent end to our flesh. But the soul is more real than the flesh, and nobody can take that away from you. It belongs to God. It can be beaten down and crushed by evil forces, but the soul prevails after physical death, and it goes to a place much greater than anything in this world can offer.

Honestly. . . From The Few And Many Other Comments Saying The Exact Same Thing As An Direct Response To Men,I'd Have To Say Even Tho If Men Mostly Do The Crimes More Than Women That Doesn't Change The Fact That Also Women Can't Do The Same But I Must Say I Can Definitely Agree With The Statement Of Facing A Wild Animal Than A Master Minded Pyscho Maniac,But For Every Women Who Says "Bear Over Males" You quite Forgot One More Thing,...The Type Of Bear you're Gonna Face,Me Personally A Black Bear Would Be The Best Survival'ed situation. . .

@@user-bj3ct5rl8b…. So edgy🤡

Are you aware of who instigated the torture and death of Sylvia Likens? Not to say that you're not valid in choosing the bear, but I don't understand this notion that men are the only people we should concern ourselves with.

Bruh. . . "💀" ​@@shahidaislam6599Whyd You Replied To me By Calling Me "Edgy",Would You Mind To Explain,Well If Not I'm Fine With That But You'll Just Be Seen Either An Idiot Or A Trolling Rage Baiter. . . I Mean Is Really THAT "Bad" For Me to Have A Reasonablely Opinionated Reply As A MAN Instead Of Overly Raging And Calling My Self A "Nice" Guy?... I LITERALLY And LEGITIMATELY HOPE You're Serious About This. . . L.O.L

It's not only guys we should be weary of. Women actually started the torture in the Slivia Likeins and the Susanne Capper's case. This type of evil lives in both men and women.

That was sad

You made me cry. I think of her often.

Yuna*

This is Yoon, not Junko. Right? Like both cases are heart wrenching but not the same

You can't even recall the name of the victim in this video. It's funny how you're so empathetic towards one victim but the victim that this video is dedicated to just brushed past your mind when she had to suffer through 26 days of tormenting hell before her life finally went out. Double standards is what I call that. Fyi, her name is Yuna

Exactly. These tragedies are not two plots to compare. Unless one is a copycat case. Otherwise this is quite distasteful. Imagine hearing the story of someone you care about just not get the light of day, just be interesting enough to be entertainment for others. That’s so wrong.

right. why did she even have to go over junko’s case too in this episode. there’s so much neglected detail about both cases and victims because they were crammed into the same episode. disappointing

that's what i was thinking

I agree. Yunas' story was horrifying all by itself. There is no comparison because both victims suffered tremendously. I hope she reflects on this comment, it's very well worded!

same thoughts here

The fact that people are scared of leaving valid criticism about this episode in fear of being attacked by fans is so sad. You and everyone else talking about Yuna’s pain are completely right.

⁠@@jayofthedeaddexactly, it’s so crazy how you’ll literally get attacked for having empathy FOR the victim of the video. 😐

yeah when i first read the title i was a bit uncomfortable with the fact that its being referred as 'the korean version' so casually. i do understand though that the titles usually reflect what netizens call it and not the actual case name, but still..

@@poingucac exactly it feels so dehumanizing

does anyone know the actual girl’s case name i genuinely just cant find it

we don't know her name apparently,I think that's like a cover name to keep her anonymous

her name isn't yuna, its based off her surname "Yun." No netizen knows her name, but I get what you're saying. It would be misleading to put her name as Yuna, but I'm sure steph could have found something better.

That fact haunts me… it’s disgusting and scary the need of some men to possess women like objects. This case is literally an extreme example of misogyny.

this video isnt about her

@@tomysoulsocietyare you victim police. Get over it.

@@g.i.520 Are you kidding me??

I just wonder - what is with men/boys and their intolerance to rejection? And then they often talk about how 'modern women have ridiculous standards' 🙄More like we have standards now so that we can avoid azzholes like you.

Same... I researched the Junko furata case after I saw a picture of those vile monsters that did all that too her and a short description on Tumblr, when I was 15. It was the first true crime case that made me cry and made me truly consider for my only mission in life to be, to train and hunt those monsters down, so that true justice can finally be served and the public is protected from people like them... I always remember all the victims that I have read about, but I think about Junko really often... I'm a spiritual person, I often pray to my spirit guides for Junko's soul, that she's at peace and that the life she lives after being reborn is absolutely beautiful, full of happiness and joy, with no struggles or issues. I pray to them that the perpetrators get their Karma, that they suffer.. even if not in this lifetime, I hope that they are able to remember their past life actions, what they did to Junko and that they experience all the stuff that they did to her. I'm going to start praying for Yuna too from now on... My brain can't comprehend how somebody can be as evil as those monsters, how they can lack humanity so much. I have ASPD, but I would NEVER do anything violent to the innocent. My dad has ASPD too and he used to always say to me growing up "It's our job to protect the innocent". I don't understand how the girls in Yunas Case did nothing, I used to find myself in situations around grown men that were way more unhinged at that age and when I saw them attack a woman one time, I threw myself between them and the woman and I started punching and hitting so the woman could get away... I don't feel fear and I don't care if anything happens to me, I know that not everybody is like me, but in those 28 days, I'm 100% sure that there was a moment where they could've done something to help her.. I'm so embarrassed to admit that I have the same mental illness, that is always associated with people who commit such horrendous crimes. RIP Yuna, RIP Junko..

Furuta*

It’s very obvious that you are NOTHING like these evil people. Please don’t compare yourself because you have ASPD diagnosis. I’m not a psychologist by any means but for you to pray for murdered victims you don’t even know, shows me you are a very caring and loving person. I thought ASPD hallmark trait was not caring about other people. If you have ASPD it certainly would seem to me that you don’t have that symptom. I’m not trying to invalidate your diagnosis if you truly believe it fits, but this is just my observation. Based on your comment I see a very empathetic and conscientious person.

the fact that so many people were involved in her torture is so horrific and scary. What evils people are capable of when given the opportunity and the mob mentality that takes away responsibility (in their minds) just the creepiest part of that case.

it makes me feel like throwing up each time I hear a portion of her case. I dont think I'v ever listened to any coverage of it fully. I cant bear listening to how she was tortured.. So so many people were involved and I can only imagine how hopeless she must have felt Meanwhile Yoon was able to leave... but they got her again. That's a different type of fear and hopelessness...

Those are not human I’m sorry

​@Freeliving111 that's why I said * humans*

I feel you.

boohoo bro you're not Batman. you gonna do literally nothing about it

@@shashank8091 We all contribute in small ways and that has been proven through the many research papers on the psychology of crime documentary viewers. On the other hand, to act so brazenly in the comment section of such a heartbreaking, gut-wrenching video suggests a serious issue you should probably get checked.

@@shashank8091no shit but we have something called empathy

@@shashank8091stop yapping you psycho

Literally omg

this case is commonly refered to as the 26 days of hell, it's one of the worst I've studied.

I wish she mentioned the victims names … out of respect

Hey you guys know about the miryang case in korea. It happened in 2004. Three female were gang raped by 44 middle schoolers in a span over one year. No one went to jail. The parents of the rpist blame the gurls. And college didn’t want to accept victims of rpe. But now it is a big thing in korea because a youtuber exposed the predators. Stephanie i hope you cover this case again please bring attention to it

And for this case any title is downplaying the actual hell and horror that it really was

i just wanna say, the story that Junko rejected them was mistranslated. the males who harmed her, just... picked her, she was a young woman who existed in society... may Junko forever rest in peace ❤

The 1st X I heard that case... idk, it changed me, broke me some way.

or for whatever any other reason or no reason although that gives it an even more pathetic reason but lightly in comparison as it's not the time for school style drama

Psychopaths don’t need a reason to terrorise

No way?! There’s another similar case?

​@@aminaali6825..thats what the video is about

Hey you guys know about the miryang case in korea. It happened in 2004. Three female were gang raped by 44 middle schoolers in a span over one year. No one went to jail. The parents of the rpist blame the gurls. And college didn’t want to accept victims of rpe. But now it is a big thing in korea because a youtuber exposed the predators. Stephanie i hope you cover this case again please bring attention to it

Also Fan Man Yee (Hello Kitty case) and Silvia Likens 😢😭

Ngl I feel the same way

“it goes to show how truly sick and despicable people could be” just say males

I feel you 😭

😢

That's exactly how i feel too😢

How is it safe if you cannot even walk to restroom without expecting hidden camera or something? Rates are low because crimes against women and children treated as a joke

Always remember that the world has hidden dangers. Just covered in sugar sight.

As a Korean who lived in both Korea and America, Korea is relatively safe in terms of being able to walk around at night and just walking to go from place to place. There's not much organ traffickers like China, no gun like America, no gangs like Mexico. But just like ANY countries, it all depends on the areas in the country you're in. Also its difficult to generalize a whole country's safety level based on some crimes cases because evil people exist everywhere. I would say its a relatively safe country but Id assume its because people have that sort of concept of 'Korea being a safe country' that when you hear about cases like this and stuff like burning sun and nth room, it comes across as even more extreme because it collides with your expectation.

Crimes stats are only low in those places cause they don't care about women and children's safety, they literally have separate trains for women cause it's so bad, on top of spy cam and overburdening ant of revenge porn

Thank you captain obvious

​@@kltil5082 LMAO, right???

Ok? We are here to watch/listen to it...so we know already. AI bot...

A mom in England got more time than these guys for killing the POS that touched her son and who had numerous convictions against other children. He kept getting slaps on the wrist by the court and she couldn't take it anymore. But is that privilege bestowed upon her when she commits her first violent crime with an actual good motive behind it?m No of course not.

Yes, it also reminded me her case, human nature is awful

Exactly

@@kltil5082I live in the US and see this daily, it’s almost like flipping a coin of charged or not charged. Some cases I’ve read make no sense on why someone got less of a sentence. We are still dealing with the Tsarnaev’s case from 11 years ago when him and his brother committed the stuff in Boston, don’t think I can say the other word so I will just say stuff. The laws make no sense and like Stephanie said evil seems to repeat itself but maybe that’s because everything is more viral now with phones, computers, internet, etc. I just don’t understand how these cases are so similar if they never heard of Junko’s case.

@@edith1315Sylvia’s story breaks my heart, I only found out about it when Elliot Page played her in a movie called An American Crime. I was like what this random woman who was a neighbor? Like why? Truly evil to her for no reason, it still boggles my mind how she treated her and the neighbor kids

Thought It was just me. Was very compared and hard to separate. Especially when this girl Yuna didn't even get her own name in the video. Just "the south Korean version"

I’m thinking maybe it was because Steph covers the Junko case already. But yes it would be nice if Yoona has her own story told

Agree. It’s annoying, confusing, and Yuna deserves her own episode. The cases are both terrible, but they are different cases, and there have been other cases like this as well. Not sure why these two have to be compared in a video like this.

Its insensitive too

I did not find it confusing (and English isn't even my native language). I think a comparison like this was a good idea, they are such similar cases.

People that say things like, " boys will be boys" to me it makes me remember the " bully" story from south Florida not exact similarities, but dysfunctional sick teenagers raising themselves😢

Ikr so sad 😞

2 girls

Is cos is really similar ,really

so do i. but i thought about it and I think she named it so that the case is easier to find? because she cant name is case of Yuna because Yuna isnt the real victims name. what do you think?

Felt the same way

​@@missftz she literally doesnt need to do that. She has enough subs to get it out there with her name alone. Like basically every other small case shes covered from SK. It was for clickbait and its tone deaf.

@@MyLoserBrain do you understand what im saying? if she named the title yuna it wouldnt get out as well because thats not the victims real name. i never disagreed with the original comment please read carefully

She already covered the Junko Case before, and she just the Junko case to show the similarities between the cases. But I do hate to see how everyone is focusing on Junko in the comments, when the video was about Yuno.

It’s because there isn’t enough information about yuna. Her family has chosen to keep her identity private so it’s easy to understand why she did that

it’s because in korea people are so upset that the crimes happened so long after the other but the law hasn’t changed to serve justice even after 26 years

I agree its both fucked

I don't think it's Stephanie's fault that people are letting one case overshadow another. It's genuinely important to compare the two to show how little has changed.

yes! especially those who decided not to check the house and not to check cctv records in time. how could they live knowing they could help but decided not to

Aww this is so sweet. Honestly I was struggling to begin the video because both cases are horrible and saddening. Your comment was really heartwarming 🥺💕

I mean, she could've been ugly and still not deserve it, she seemed to be a good person.

Thats why i say this is humane, not inhumane cuz humans arent good we r sinners, when its inhumane if u wannna see that ask God to keep u on earth til tribulation times then u will see inhumane cuz theres gonna be demons showing the world what inhumane is

⁠@@zeldaxninja3214??? This IS inhumane wdym.

@@moody2893 humans are the ones who came up with torture in the first place

@@zeldaxninja3214 calling this humane is terribly wrong even if you don't believe its "inhumane" for whatever f-ed up reasons

They not poor just say lovely or sum