In a tragic incident at a hotel in Zhonghe District, New Taipei City, Taipei Province, the police investigation found that two young children – a 6-year-old boy and a 9-year-old girl – had suffered a tragic fate and were found without signs of life.
The protagonist of the tragedy is the children's mother, Ms. Su, who is currently in police custody.
During police interrogation, Ms. So confessed that she was extremely emotionally unstable due to the pressure of her life, long-term smoking and drinking.
Unable to withstand the pressure, she suffocated her two children to death with a pillow.
It all happened around 2 p.m. on May 14, when police were called to the scene to uncover the shocking family tragedy.
Body content
Su, a 40-year-old ordinary woman, her life is not easy, and she seems to have reached the point where she is powerless.
Her life is full of stress and challenges, not only to cope with the daily cost of living, but also to manage her personal emotions.
Under the weight of life, Su seems to have found some not-so-healthy ways to release stress, drinking alcohol and smoking D products.
These stopgap measures didn't really help her solve the problem, but instead made her emotions more difficult to control.
On May 12, Su took her 6-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter to a hotel in Zhonghe District.
It was supposed to be an ordinary family outing, but who would have thought that this would become the beginning of their tragedy.
Early in the morning of May 14, Su was completely out of control of his emotions under the dual effect of alcohol and D products.
In this extreme state of mind, she made an unbelievable move - suffocating her two children with a pillow.
When Su regained some of her senses and realized what she had done, she panicked and asked a friend surnamed Xu for help.
When Mr. Xu arrived at the scene, he was shocked by what he saw:
The two children were lying on the bed wrapped in quilts, with no signs of life.
He immediately asked for help from the front desk of the hotel and called the police.
When the police arrived at the scene, they found that Su was in a trance, standing beside the bed and talking to himself.
Through a brief questioning, Su explained his behavior that morning.
The police then took her back to the police station and began an in-depth investigation into the motives and reasons for her actions.
This series of events has not only aroused widespread concern in the society, but also touched the heartstrings of countless people.
In this tragedy, we see a mother who made irreparable mistakes under extreme pressure and improper decompression.
This is not just a personal behavior, but also the result of a combination of factors such as the social environment and insufficient mental health support.
Su's tragedy is a warning to the modern social support system, reminding us that we need to pay more attention to the mental health of individuals and provide more effective support and help.
The incident has also sparked deep reflection on social safety nets and mental health education. Why didn't Su find effective help before he went to a dead end?
How can societies and individuals prevent the recurrence of such tragedies? These are all questions that we need to explore and answer in depth.
Sublimation at the end
In Su's case, we see the intertwined effects of individual plight and social environment.
This is not just the end of a tragedy, but the beginning of a question about how to build a more robust social support system.
We can't change what has happened, but we can learn from it and prevent future tragedies.
Every corner of society needs warmth, and every soul in suffering deserves to be understood and helped.
We need to build a more compassionate society, a society where problems can be identified and solved in a timely manner, and mental health education can become the norm, so that everyone can find support and solutions in times of difficulty.
"Tragedy is a ray of light in the abyss." This light guides us not only to care for the suffering of individuals, but also to examine and strengthen the various support mechanisms of society.
Only in this way can we ensure that there will be no recurrence of tragedies like Su's, so that more souls can see hope and find a way out when they encounter difficulties.
Let us take action, listen with our hearts, respond with love, and work together to protect every corner of this society.