Goo Hara found dead at her apartment; police find 'pessimistic' note penned by the star

Goo Hara, K pop singer who was just 28 years old, was found dead at her home in an affluent area of Seoul on vember 24, 2019. She was part of top South Korean girl group Kara. star had also tried to commit suicide earlier this year after launching an anti-cyberbullying campaign. She was found in Cheongdam-dong area of Seoul, South Korea, at around 6 pm local time on Sunday. Commissioner of Seoul Metropolitan Police Lee Yong-Pyo reportedly said that investigations are still ongoing. It was reported that during investigation y found a handwritten te in her house that revealed pessimistic things about her life.

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Police find a 'pessimistic' te penned by Goo Hara

Goo Hara took to her Instagram and shared a mess saying good night to her fans only to be discovered dead next morning. Her close friends, family, and colleagues gared at funeral to pay ir respects. Her colleagues were seen at ceremony. 

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In month of May, she had attempted suicide as she was cyberbullied and she is said to have been able to take bad things people said to her. She was doing well and had come back from a successful gig from Japan. She was in Japan from vember 14 to 19. She also launched her new single after her recovering.

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She had openly spoken out against cyberbullying. people attacked her, and after a few days after her initiative, she was hospitalised. She also pleaded fans for more positive social media comments. But n she reportedly faced intense pressures of limelight in controversial industry, causing her misery. Similarly, last month, ar K-pop star named Sulli who was just 25 was also found dead in her apartment as she was reportedly battling 'severe depression.'

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