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On November 4th, Ulsan police announced that they had charged a woman with the savage beating death of her eight-year-old stepdaughter. Online, the story brought an outpouring of rage and sorrow as netizens asked how the husband and her community could have been ignorant of the shocking violence. Article from Yonhap :. At that time, the stepmother beat the girl so badly that she broke her femur. The revelation that the eight-year-old daughter who died at the hands of her stepmother had suffered through years of abuse is provoking national grief and outrage.
Investigators concluded that rather than dying from a single instance of violence committed by her stepmother, the daughter suffered for approximately the past two years from habitual violence and abuse.
According to police, Park concocted lies to tell her husband that would cover up the terrible injuries she was inflicting on her stepdaughter. Park kicked her stepdaughter in the thigh multiple times, breaking a bone that took ten weeks to heal. The violence was triggered by the stepdaughter arriving home thirty minutes late. On October 31 of , after an argument with her husband over her punishment of Lee, he left the home, giving Park the opportunity to drag the young girl to the bathroom and scald her with hot water, giving her second degree burns.
Park even tried to cover up her behavior on the day her stepdaughter took her last breath. In the midst of this, Mrs. Park received a phone call from her husband, who had gone to work in the city. Park was able to maintain her double life without difficulty. People at school remembered Lee as a bright child. Because of this, those in the neighborhood and at school did not suspect domestic violence or abuse, and, according to the police, did not even know that Mrs. Park was not the birth mother.
