On September 22, missing college student Park Ye Ji evoked suspicion by sending an SNS message to her sister saying, "I am fine, so don't look for me", on the 10th day of being missing. Despite the public's worry that the message may have been from an imposter, Park Ye Ji's message turned out to be 100% true, and she was found completely unharmed with her boyfriend later the same day.
Her boyfriend was the one who reached out first, calling Park Ye Ji's mother and stating, "I'm with Park Ye Ji. We will head to the police station soon."
After the call, police tracked down the location and found both Park Ye Ji and the boyfriend at the city of Yeosu in the Jeolla Province. Park Ye Ji claimed that it was her decision to run away from home, and her boyfriend did not threaten or enforce any action.
Ultimately, the case has been defined as a runaway and Park Ye Ji is now safely returned home.
intricate • Friday, September 23, 2016
wtf... glad everything's okay... but why did she run away?
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kefira14 • Friday, September 23, 2016
Those who have never been in abusive spouse situations will never truly understand why you stay. It may seem so easy to leave on the outside looking in, but it's not. Trust me.
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aiyugwiyeoweo • Friday, September 23, 2016
i like when stories end well
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SuperFly_Snuka • Friday, September 23, 2016
Or maybe she just dislikes her family
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ElNora • Friday, September 23, 2016
FTR,my daughter was in an abusive marriage. She stayed with him for one year married, and had been with him for three previous to the marriage. The abuse started after "I do". He took that to mean "I own". You will KNOW when a woman is being abused. A mother/father is the first to notice that "something is off with my child". We don't ignore, we address it. QUICKLY. However, unless the abused person presses charges, NOTHING WILL HAPPEN. When he almost killed her, she called me to come get her. I drove four hours, nonstop, and got her. He had never once visited my home, so he didn't know where to find her. I called one of my many police friends, and my daughter pressed charges. His family is super wealthy. Guess what? He got off with nada, no fines, no jail time, no nothing. My daughter? Scarred for life and made out to be the reason he did it was because she was "unfaithful", and it only happened 'once'So if you think it can't be covered up and the abused person ends up being persecuted: You are wrong. There is an old saying that goes something like this and it ending up being a DEFENSE for this POS: "Don't believe anything you hear, and only half of what you see". Sad isn't it?
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ElNora • Friday, September 23, 2016
Is it me, or is reading comprehension at a low point in this thread? NOT ONE SINGLE MENTION OF HIM ABUSING HER IS IN THIS ARTICLE. ICYMI
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RimmieMeli • Friday, September 23, 2016
wHY THE HELL IS SHE STILL WITH A BOYFRIEND WHO ABUSED HER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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daFoolio • Friday, September 23, 2016
20yr old running away..... GROW UP!!!
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bangeryun94 • Friday, September 23, 2016
For the life of me I will never understand a woman who allows someone to verbally and physically abuse her. I hope she sees how much her family loves her and asks her family to help her extricate herself from his abusive behaviour.
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pink_oracle • Friday, September 23, 2016
That boyfriend is shady AF.
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