The criminal in the Suyuan case was evicted by the landlord, will he move out as the landlord wishes

Personally, I think he will move out, and the landlord has the right to decide whether or not to rent his house to a criminal, which is the right of a landlord.

No, because the two of them are just uneasy and kind, they just want to achieve the goal of panicking, so that they can make themselves happy.

He definitely didn't want to move away as the landlord wanted, but the landlord must have been pressured to try his best to blow him away, after all, no one wanted to be such a person in his house.

I don't think he'll move out as the landlord wants, because there's no place like him right now.

I think this criminal will definitely move out as the landlord wishes, because he doesn't have much money now, and the landlord intends to evict him, and it is only a matter of time before he will be evicted.

I think it will. Because he can't live in that area anymore, if he stays there and doesn't leave, it will also have a certain impact on his life.

I don't think he will, because he doesn't have any place to go.

At present, the living condition of this criminal is not particularly good, because he has been being monitored by ** trapped, and there are very few cameras installed around, and he can't leave this living area.

He suffered a head trauma and has been sent to the hospital for acceptance**, and he is still in relatively good condition and has not caused very much damage.

The status quo is not particularly good, because his behavior has annoyed a lot of people, and many people want to take revenge on him.

He went to the hospital with a head injury**, but ** was photographed only with a band-aid on his head, and left the police station after a brief investigation.

His state seems to be spiritless, and he has also been resisted by many people and condemned by some people, which shows that everyone has always been very resistant to him.

Even if he is released from prison, there are often ** and people's surveillance around his home, and he is in a bad state and looks very haggard, which is deserved.

The whole person looks very painful, not in a good state, his face is distorted, and he looks like he has no love.

He fears reprisals from criminals. Although he has been in prison for many years, there is no guarantee that he has repented.

Because he doesn't want his daughter to live in the shadow of criminals. The criminal has violated his daughter, and the daughter has to live in the same place as the criminal, which is too cruel.

Because I don't want my daughter to see criminals. Helping the offender move can save her daughter from having to see the offender, thus reducing the possibility of recalling the painful experience.

On the Internet, there is a news that has attracted the attention of netizens, that is, the criminal in Su Yuan's case is about to be released from prison. After this criminal himself said it, he should go home and live well with his wife. But some netizens broke the news on the Internet that the criminal's home and Su Yuan's home were not too far apart.

So the father of the victim in Su Yuan's case said that he wanted to pay for the criminal's move. Some netizens wondered, is this kind of thing necessary? This kind of thing is very necessary, why his father would say such a thing, is to hope that his daughter can live a normal life without being disturbed.

I hope my daughter can come through that shadow.

I believe that everyone has more or less understood this case, even if they haven't understood it, they may have seen a movie adapted from South Korea, and when I watched this movie, I couldn't say a word, only tears, I felt so sorry for this victim. Now the criminal in the real incident is about to be released, and her home in South Korea is so close to the victim's home. If it were me, I would be miserable too.

If I were the father of the victim, I would probably take my daughter away and fly away, but I think about why am I leaving?

I didn't do anything wrong, my daughter was the victim, he didn't do anything wrong, why did I go with my daughter? So my idea is to get the criminals out. Is there something wrong with this thinking?

Isn't that right, reasonable? Is it necessary to rationalize this thinking? Of course it is necessary.

I think the reason why the father did this is that he hopes that his daughter can come out of that shadow, not long after this happened, and the daughter has just been able to enter a normal life, and now this criminal is back.

Do you say that a normal person can accept it? Of course unacceptable. I am very supportive of the idea of the victim's father, and I hope that the victim's father can really achieve what he wants. I don't want to comment on this criminal, because I can't afford to complain about him.

Of course it is necessary. Allowing the suspect in the Suwon case to continue to live in the same place would cause panic among local residents. According to the investigation, there is a high probability that the offender will reoffend. So there are certain benefits to having him move out of the residence.

Not only is it necessary, the father in Su Yuan's case admitted that his daughter faints every time she sees the corresponding news, which has had an irreversible impact on his daughter, and it is necessary to let the suspect live away from his daughter, at least to reassure him.

It's completely unnecessary, it's just stupid, he once hurt his own daughter, this crime is unforgivable, there is no need to be polite to him.

I think it should be expelled, this kind of person who has done things that hurt nature and reason should be locked up in prison for the rest of his life.

I think the landlord's approach is the best way to protect Su Yuan, but also to protect yourself and others. The offender has serious recidivism, not to mention that after being released from prison, he has to move to a place very close to Su Yuan's place of residence. Such an approach is frightening and worrying.

I think it's normal to be evicted by the landlord because of the outrage caused by his cruel criminal methods, and the hidden danger that he may cause to the surrounding neighbors if he lives in it.

Personally, I think that the landlord is also giving an explanation to other tenants, if the criminal lives there, the other tenants live a life of fear, and at the same time especially hate the criminal's practice.

This is understandable, because the criminal's criminal behavior is too cruel to accept the fact that he has been released.

I think it's normal for a lot of people nowadays to be reluctant to get involved with this criminal, and his landlord is also worried about the safety of his family, so it's very understandable.

As a normal person, this sinful person would not be welcomed. They all wanted to get rid of him. I think this landlord is a little pitiful, and he rented it to his wife without knowing it, and he can't get rid of it now, which is a bit dangerous and troublesome.

There is nothing wrong with this, after all, everyone is responsible for their actions, and he can't interfere with the landlord's peaceful life because of his mistakes.

I think it's understandable for the landlord to decide that if he doesn't get the culprit out, his other tenants will be gone. The losses are too great, and there are people besieging them every day, which is also annoying.

I think the landlord's approach is understandable, after all, criminals have a strong will to commit crimes, which makes people afraid.

This is also human nature, no one can allow such a person to rent his own house, although the criminal has also been punished, but people still have hatred in their hearts, or afraid, after all, the criminal has done such a terrible thing.

I think it's normal, because his behavior was very terrible before, so the landlord was also very afraid of him, and a lot of people downstairs were harassing him, making it difficult for people here to live, and the landlord evicted him for the sake of the other residents here.

I think he deserves it, he committed such a heinous crime in the first place, although the law has punished him, but the people will still disgust and spit on him!

I don't think the landlord is doing it well because a lot of people are now holding a rally downstairs at Cho Doo-soon's house. And if he asks Zhao Doochun to move out, it is likely that Zhao Doochun will be beaten to death by the angry crowd, or Zhao Doochun will commit illegal and criminal acts again.

I don't think it's necessary for the landlord to rush to kill everything, although his house has suffered a lot of damage to a certain extent, but it is not easy for their family to hope that they will leave a little leeway.

It can be seen that the criminal has met with resistance from the whole people, and the landlord also wants him to move out of his house because he has suffered a lot of verbal attacks.

I support the landlord's approach. Because there is a possibility that this criminal will commit another crime, it is best to kick him out for everyone's safety.