In the case of a man in his twenties who killed his ex-girlfriend and abandoned his body, the Incheon District Attorney's Office said he had provided emergency relief to the survivors.
The prosecution confirmed that the survivors of the victims suffered economic difficulties, and paid emergency rescue funds of over 12 million won and emergency funeral expenses of over 2.7 million won.
The Incheon Crime Victim Support Center is also planning to provide 1.5 million won to all survivors, 500,000 won per month for a 3-month living expenses.
Psychotherapy is also provided to survivors of victims who suffered psychological shock after the incident.
Earlier, the Incheon District Prosecutors' Office indicted Mr. A, a man in his 20s, and Mr. B, respectively, for alleged murders and dead bodies.
Mr. A is accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend after striking an ex-girlfriend at a villa in Gangseo-gu, Seoul around 10 am on January 12 of this year.
Mr. B is accused of riding his boyfriend A's car together and helping the body be abandoned around the road near Gyeongin Ara Waterway.
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Emergency aid to survivors of victims killed by ex-boyfriends
2020-03-16T05:52:33.462Z
In the case of a man in his twenties who killed his ex-girlfriend and abandoned his body, the Incheon District Attorney's Office said he had provided emergency relief to the survivors. The prosecution confirmed that the survivors of the victims suffered economic difficulties, and paid emergency rescue funds of over 12 million won and emergency funeral expenses of over 2.7 million won.
Source: sbskr