The source reports that Meijin developed an intense, apparently one-sided romantic fixation on a married dental-clinic director after receiving dental treatment. Although her treatment ended, she repeatedly visited the clinic, sent emails, made gifts, sought meetings, and made 24 calls in less than three hours. After the director repeatedly explained that he was married and could not meet her, her conduct reportedly escalated into verbal abuse toward clinic manager He Kyung, alleged threats to kill, repeated appearances near the clinic, concealed-caller phone activity, and a belief that He Kyung was interfering with her relationship. The source also describes disputed surveillance-camera evidence, police contact, psychiatric commentary, medication, and a recommendation for hospitalization, but no reported completed homicide.
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Incident Type: Non-Murder
Relationship Status: One-sided love
Relationship Duration: Approximately 1 year (reported period of fixation and repeated clinic visits)
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Approximately 1 year (reported period of fixation and repeated clinic visits)
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궁금한 Y · Original language: English
Dental clinic stalking by Ms. Mijin
Romantic Triangle
The source describes a one-sided romantic fixation that began after Meijin received dental treatment from a married clinic director. Repeated visits, gifts, emails, calls, and requests for private meetings reportedly continued after the director set boundaries. The alleged fixation then expanded into jealousy toward He Kyung, verbal abuse, threats, and surveillance-related concerns.
The source reports repeated contact with the dental clinic, a hidden-caller phone call, surveillance-camera footage, police contact, and interviews with clinic staff and Meijin's mother. It states that police would not necessarily take immediate action without a direct threat or assault, while a mental-health commentator said outpatient treatment was insufficient and hospitalization was required. The source mentions medication and later hospital attendance, but does not provide a clear arrest, charge, court ruling, conviction, or confirmed protective order. The alleged threats and physical-contact account remain source-reported and partly disputed.
The source contains uncertainty about whether Meijin made a hidden-caller phone call, what occurred during the disputed phone and wrist incident, and whether the clinic director and He Kyung had reciprocal feelings. Meijin reportedly denied that surveillance-camera actions supported the allegations and continued accusing He Kyung. The identity and relevance of Mr. C are also unclear.
Meijin reportedly first met the dental clinic director during dental treatment and continued visiting after the treatment ended. Her conduct allegedly progressed from appearance-focused visits and romantic messages to gifts, requests for private meetings, repeated calls, and continued presence near the clinic. After the director explained that he was married and refused outside meetings, Meijin reportedly redirected hostility toward manager He Kyung, whom she believed was a romantic rival. Staff reports, alleged threats, clinic surveillance, police contact, interviews, and psychiatric commentary formed the source's account of escalating stalking-like behavior, although legal responsibility and some physical-contact claims remain unresolved.
The reported pattern indicates elevated interpersonal risk because repeated unwanted contact allegedly escalated into 24 calls in less than three hours, persistent clinic surveillance, severe verbal abuse, and statements about killing a person. The source also reports disputed conduct involving a phone and wrist contact, but does not establish a conviction or confirmed physical assault. Risk conclusions remain source-limited and should not be treated as a clinical or legal determination.
The main warning pattern was persistence after clear relationship boundaries, followed by excessive calls, gifts, repeated appearances, hostility toward a perceived rival, and violent statements. The case also illustrates how an apparently one-sided romantic belief can involve third-party accusations and escalating workplace disruption. The source provides behavioral and psychiatric commentary but does not establish a final legal disposition or clinical diagnosis.
The most important reported early signals were nearly daily clinic visits after treatment ended, efforts to see the director, romantic emails, repeated gifts, requests to meet privately, and special attention to appearance. The director reportedly explained several times that he was married and could not meet outside the clinic.
Reported clues included repeated clinic attendance, 24 calls in less than three hours, gifts and emails, appearances near the clinic, a hidden-caller phone call, staff observations, alleged surveillance-camera footage, and Meijin's accusations against He Kyung.
The source presents staff accounts, the director's account, alleged surveillance-camera footage, phone-call records or reports, police contact, interviews with Meijin's mother, and psychiatric commentary as the strongest evidence types. The source does not provide authenticated recordings, a formal police report, or a court finding.
The director reportedly said Meijin's conduct became frightening and that he had repeatedly explained he was married. He Kyung reportedly described repeated refusals, verbal abuse, and an alleged attempt to interfere with reporting to police. Other clinic staff reportedly said Meijin could be found near the clinic. The source also reports police contact and interviews with Meijin's mother, but provides no independent eyewitness account confirming every alleged act.
Follow-up reporting expanded the account from persistent romantic attention to alleged verbal abuse, death threats, perceived rivalry involving He Kyung, surveillance-related observations, police contact, medication, and a recommendation for hospitalization. The source does not provide a later court outcome or confirm that treatment resolved the underlying fixation.
It remained unclear whether the hidden phone call was made by Meijin, whether the disputed phone and wrist incident constituted an assault, what Mr. C's role was, whether the director or He Kyung had any reciprocal romantic feelings, and whether police or courts filed formal charges. The source also does not establish a formal psychiatric diagnosis or final case disposition.