Last week, officials have confirmed that Inyoung You will be charged with Involuntary Manslaughter on her boyfriend, Alexander Urtula's, suicide.
On May 20 this year, Alexander was supposed to graduate from Boston College, however, he took his own life even before the ceremony began leaving his parents heartbroken and confused about what could have happened to make this diligent, responsible, young man kill himself.
At 8:30 am that day, the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority responded to a report regarding a man who had jumped off from a rooftop parking lot in Roxbury. When they arrived at the scene, they saw Urtula's body on the ground. His Girlfriend, Inyoung You, who was also a Boston College Student was also present at the scene.
The authorities found it odd that she was with him during the attempt and had not stopped him from jumping. They believed that she has something to do with it or she triggered the attempt. Inyoung You was taken in for questioning. At that time there wasn't enough pieces of evidence, so Inyoung You was allowed to leave the US and go home to Korea. As the police had continued investigating the case, witnesses and several shreds of evidence came out proving that Inyoung You encouraged his boyfriend, Alexander Urtula, to kill himself.
The police and investigators found thousand of messages exchanged between the two wherein Inyoung You continually abused her boyfriend, verbally and emotionally. Their friends have also confirmed this saying that Inyoung drove Alexander crazy. She made him depressed and has helped him commit suicide several times. You was very controlling over Urtula.
The investigators said, "She had sent him 47,000 text messages in two months. Messages that lead to his frail state."
The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office officially announced that You has been indicted for involuntary manslaughter. Since she dropped out of Boston College and returned to Korea, the D.A has been in touch with her overseas representative. Inyoung is expected to face her charges willingly in the US. If she will not cooperate, extradition including Interpol red notice is an option.
