Lonely Girl Desperately Disguises Herself as a High School Student to Have Friends, The Ending is Sad

Dream - The current generation faces different problems from their parents or seniors. The presence of social media and easy access to information makes them constantly compare their lives with others, which eventually leads to depression. 

Having a friend who is always there is one way to prevent such psychological problems. Friends are the closest people who can accept all the complaints and problems from their companions.  

The need for a friend should not be underestimated. Many people dare to do unusual things in order to have friends. This is also what a woman named Hyejeong Shin (29) did, pretending to be a high school student in order to make friends.

The woman from New Jersey, United States, was willing to attend every class and guidance session with other students so as not to feel lonely.

Her disguise was uncovered after the police conducted an investigation.

Hyejeong was arrested and charged with forging documents to the New Brunswick school authorities.

As reported by mirror.co.uk, Hyejeong Shin caused a commotion about the safety protocols applied to verify students' identities.

This raised questions about the reasons why the woman dared to disguise herself as a student in a school that only accepts 15-year-old children.

Aubrey A. Johnson, the school supervisor, stated that they would evaluate the unidentified fake documents. However, both the school authorities and the police did not provide any information about the perpetrator's motives.

Meanwhile, a spokesperson for the Police Department revealed that Hyejeong Shin changed her age by providing a forged birth certificate. Her actions fall under the category of a level three criminal offense.

Since then, all students in the school have been given 30 days to verify their identities. This is aimed at determining whether they meet the requirements to attend classes.

Shin has been banned from entering the school premises, and students are asked to end all contact with her.

Students at New Brunswick High School expressed concern about Shin's behavior, which showed strange signs.

In a video posted by a New Brunswick news reporter, a student recounted how Shin asked several students to meet outside the school.

Not only that, another confession came from a teenage girl named Tianita, who received a message before the arrest that made her feel scared for her safety.

Report: Nur Rahma