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26-Year-Old Singer Xu Jialing Gets Killed By Stalker Fan

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[TV Report= Kang Seong Hoon Reporter] Malaysian-born singer Huh Ga-young was tragically murdered by a stalker. She was only 26 years old. The sorrow is deepening as it is reported that she had a boyfriend whom she had promised to marry.

On the 20th (local time), her boyfriend Yu Woo Yang (23) posted a picture with Huh Ga-young on his social networking service. It was his second heartfelt post about his deceased girlfriend.

Yu Woo Yang expressed that he had loved Huh Ga-young unconditionally since the beginning of their relationship. He expressed deep regret that there were many things they had promised to do together that they were not able to fulfill.

On the previous day, the 19th, Yu Woo Yang posted on his social networking service, “We had promised to go to Iceland for our honeymoon to see the auroras we both loved.” In his first heartfelt post, he shared their dreams of married life, such as having a child together, deciding what to wear for their child’s first sports day, and taking care of their family together.

Yu Woo Yang described Huh Ga-young’s sudden death as his world slowly collapsing. He cried out in sorrow, wishing that Huh Ga-young could hold him, stirring sympathy from many.

The couple started dating in March and recently announced their engagement, even taking wedding photos.

However, on the 18th, Huh Ga-young was fatally stabbed eight times in vital parts of her body such as her chest, back, and heart by a stalker who had been harassing her for the past two years. She died from excessive bleeding.

On the day of her death, Huh Ga-young had agreed to meet the stalker for a meal, after which an argument ensued. The stalker assaulted Huh Ga-young and killed her by wielding a deadly weapon. The stalker attempted suicide afterward but is currently receiving treatment in a hospital.

By. Seong Hoon Kang

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