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    Korean comedian’s tragedy follows scandal

    Just weeks after South Korean comedian Lee Jin-ho’s drunk driving scandal made headlines, his girlfriend was found dead. The heartbreaking news has left the public stunned, especially as it comes so soon after a highly public and emotionally turbulent time for the couple.

    Lee Jin Ho’s girlfriend found dead in her apartment

    The woman, identified only as “A,” was discovered in her apartment on the morning of October 5 by an acquaintance. Her death was officially confirmed by the Incheon Bupyeong Police Station on October 10, though the cause has yet to be disclosed.

    The cause of death under investigation

    Authorities are still investigating the circumstances surrounding her death. While no official cause has been released, police say they are examining all possible factors. They have also ruled out any immediate evidence of criminal activity.

    Lee Jin-ho’s DUI controversy

    On September 24, Lee Jin-ho was booked for driving under the influence, with a blood alcohol level of 0.11%, enough to cancel his driving licence. The news sparked public backlash and intense media scrutiny, adding fuel to the already controversial situation.

    All rumours pointing to the girlfriend

    Shortly after the DUI news broke, a rumour circulated that it was Lee’s girlfriend who had reported him to the police. While never confirmed by officials, the speculation gained traction online and in the media, adding enormous pressure to the unnamed woman.

    Incidents, psychological toll and media pressure

    Friends and acquaintances of the deceased woman shared that she had been under extreme emotional stress following the scandal. The attention, online rumours, and public judgment reportedly made her feel vulnerable and overwhelmed.

    Authorities exercise caution

    Police have refrained from disclosing sensitive details, stating, “There is currently no confirmed evidence of criminal activity.” They added that out of respect for the grieving family, further specifics about the case would not be released at this time.

    All the spotlight on mental health & responsibility

    This deeply tragic event has reignited conversations around mental health, cyberbullying, and media responsibility in South Korea. As investigations continue, many are calling for empathy, sensitivity, and accountability in how public figures—and those close to them—are treated in times of crisis.