On 24 November, journalists learned from the father of Ms. Lou, a minor who “jumps in the building and complains that she is not tied to a dog”, that on 23 November, the police had investigated Ms. Lu for having been harassed.
On November 22nd, journalists visited the district again.
Ms. Lu ' s family has provided relevant evidence to the police. Ms. Lou ' s father stated that she was awaiting the progress of the police investigation and hoped that it would be possible to investigate the facts and, if the investigation proved that the perpetrator had made a mistake, ask her to apologize publicly to her daughter for justice. As of 24 September, the perpetrator had no further contact with the Lu family. As Lu saw, there has been an improvement in the situation of civilized dogs in the region in recent times: “The number of dog walkers in the region is much smaller and is largely tied to ropes”.
On November 22nd, journalists visited the district again.
According to the cover story earlier, at 4 a.m. on 13 November, Ms. Lu, 36 years old, came out of her home on the fourth floor and jumped off with her mobile phone on the 32nd floor. The family and neighbours said that she had been chased by untied pet dogs before she was alive, and that the conflict with the dog owner lasted two months after the incident. The day before the incident, she had said in her group that she had been beaten and beaten by the old wives of the dogs in order to resist her orders.
On 22 November, cover journalists learned in the sub-district that “after the incident, the property industry had posted a reminder card in each building to remind civilized dogs that there had been little publicity in the past”. On the lawn outside Ms. Lou ' s window, there are still new flowers from the owners. The old bouquets were covered here, and on 19 November, after she was returned to her home for burial, the aging pile was taken away by the property.
Lu Hyolin's sister once said to journalists, “There is no point in talking about compensation, and we want to hold the parties responsible. Criminal responsibility for perpetrators and administrative responsibility for property and communities.” On 22 December, journalists came to the property entrance and came across civilian police officers who were advising the chief of the property to increase security, alert the owners to set fire to fraud, alert civilized dogs, etc.
Letter dated 24 November from Ms. Lou ' s family
On 24 November, Ms. Lou's family wrote in social media: “We now see that the property industry has not come forward to acknowledge its responsibilities, that the community feels it is not, and that the perpetrator has not come forward to apologize. Our family's claim is simple: to do justice to my daughter, to cleanse society of the uncivility of today's society (and not just to walk the dog without holding the dog), to put an end to the uncivilization of dogs and other uncivilities, to reduce bullying, to make property more aware of the importance of building harmonious neighborhoods, and to effectively build small areas and maintain and manage them. We respect the dog's right to life. We don't think my daughter's problems have anything to do with dogs. We just want justice for my daughter! We, the owners of St. Emile, are eager to help us so much that we hope that we will not harm them.”