A woman in her 50s has been sentenced to six months’ jail and two years of probation for continually harassing her adult daughter.
The harassment, which occurred from December 2021 to May 2022, involved 306 text messages and 111 phone calls, according to Daejeon District Court documents.The messages by the older woman initially contained ordinary requests, such as reading the Bible or asking to stay at her estranged daughter’s place.
The woman physically stalked her daughter, by visiting her daughter’s home eight times during the specified periods. She also engaged in other threatening behaviours, such as peeping into her daughter’s home. Although the mother claimed that her actions were neither intentional nor premeditated, the court rejected her defence.
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