The movie 'Hope' is based on a real case. Although it is said that art comes from life, 'Hope' is almost a replica of the real case. A few days ago, there were rumors that the real-life killer of the big Hope case was about to be released from prison, and this news also made people extremely indignant. However, the law in Korea is such that outsiders see this case more as a sigh of relief and anger.

Where did Hope go wrong? The innocent and kind-hearted Hope was just trying to help the strange middle-aged man.

Within the movie is Hope, so who is outside the movie? Outside the movie, Hope is an 8-year-old girl named Young-na. As in the movie, at the age of 8, she was brutally attacked by a pervert rapist named Jo Doo-soon. Not only did Doo-soon do the assault, but he also pushed a hard object into the girl's lower body, causing irreversible damage to her urethra and uterus. The damage also left the girl infertile for the rest of her life and having to live with a bag of urine and feces for the rest of her life.

Only, the criminal was only sentenced to 12 years in prison in South Korea. That's why the previous news was rumored that he was about to be released from prison. After all, the crime was committed in 2008.

The little girl in reality, like in the movie, had a stress reaction after the assault. She couldn't understand how she could have been trampled on by the bad guys after she had done something bad with good intentions. Yet, in reality, the law could only sentence him to 12 years.

It is said that Yingna grew up to be a medical student. Nowadays, Inna's family is very afraid of the criminal's release from prison. After all, criminals have a tendency to retaliate to a large extent when they get out of jail. For this reason, Inna's father even appealed to the TV station, asking the relevant units to publish the real face of the criminal, so that more people will not be harmed. Yingna had already become a victim, and she didn't want anyone else to go through what she had. After all, that kind of inhuman injury is a lifelong unforgettable pain.