Why the media never talks about Cho's parents? Where are they? How do they feel?

Question

He has a sister?

Answer 1

never? It's only been three days. Settle down, hoss.

I imagine they feel terrible, shocked, sadden, and afraid

Answer 2

I believe that Cho's parents owes the victims families an explanation for why they have let their son continue to live with a mental illness and not get him the proper help he needed. Perhaps their children would have been alive today if they had. I believe Cho's parents feel guilty for not intervening and taking appropriate measures to get their son help. Were they that blinded?

Answer 3

Media has been keeping a track of the parents of Cho Seung-hi who were taken to hospital in shock, according to a Korean media report. However, they had not attempted suicide, contrary to other stories in that country.

Korea's Yonhap news agency reported that Cho's parents, who ran a dry cleaning shop in Centreville, Virginia, had been taken to hospital after learning of ther son's killing rampage. Speculation earlier filtered through Korean media sources that Cho's parents had attempted suicide.

The Korea Herald, quoting Radio Korea in Los Angeles, reported that Cho's father tried to slash his wrists. His mother had reportedly swallowed a toxic drug. However, those reports are incorrect.

Cho was a permanent resident of the United States. He moved to the U.S. with his parents in 1992. His sister is a graduate of Princeton University. Her whereabouts are unknown but she is known to have worked as contractor for the State Department.

Answer 4

What else is there to talk about? His parents worked their butts off supporting him and his sister. His actions should not be blamed on his parents who have worked so hard. Can you imagine the shock and how embarrassed they must be? Embarrassed because they thought they gave him the "American Dream" the "Golden Opportunity" and how sorry they must be? When Columbine happened, how do you think the parents were feeling? I can't imagine how much they must be hurting right now... to know that their only son is DEAD, but that he took 32 completely INNOCENT lives with him because he was a sick Psychopath.

Answer 5

I had read on the net that they were under doctor's care. They feel bad, in their culture things like this do not happen. They are embarassed and disgraced by a family member. They should be let alone.

Answer 6

I am sure they are feeling bad about what their son had done, but they have a responsibility to send their deepest condolenses to the victims families. They should come out of the shell and accept their responsibility, afterall it is their son who did this. I hope at least the korean community will advice them to do so.

Answer 7

I'm sure they must have managed to escape the mainstream media . They are mouring , no doubt ; for their son , and all his victims .

Answer 8

they are in the washington dc area along with his sister.

Answer 9

I was wondering the same thing earlier today.