The 29-year-old Korean female singer died after leaving a suicide note. The police initially judged that she committed suicide
The 29-year-old Korean female singer died after leaving a suicide note. The police initially judged that she committed suicide
2023-05-16
According to Sina Entertainment, Korean TROT female singer Haesoo passed away on the 13th after leaving a suicide note at home. She was only 29 years old, and her identity was not confirmed by Korean media until the 15th.
The official finally came forward on the evening of the 15th and issued an official statement saying, "I am sorry to convey the heartbreaking and regretful news to everyone. Hae Soo left our side on the 12th and became a star in the vast sea."
Haixiu was born in 1993 and has released two albums. According to media reports, Haesoo was originally scheduled to attend an event in Sangguan-myeon, Wanju-gun, Jeollabuk-do on the 20th, and will perform on stage, but the organizer received a temporary notice that Haesoo would not attend due to her sudden death.
The Seoul Yongsan Police Department stated on the 13th that a 30-year-old female singer was found dead at home at 10 am on the 12th. After reporting the case, the police arrived at the scene to deal with it. Since a suicide note was found at the scene, the police believed that it was left by the deceased, so they judged that it was suicide, but the case is still under investigation in detail.
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