This is 51-year-old Hae Sook Roh, who owned and ran a t-shirt shop called Shirt 6 in Gardena, California for the last five years or so.
A mother of two, Hae Sook Roh is dead now, after being shot, killed and robbed on the 19th of May, 2008 by two masked men who got away with…
$10.
Ok thieves, robbers, etc - I get it.
You want fast, easy money and you don’t want to work for it. You’d rather live like a parasite, stealing from those who do work and want to better themselves.
People running their own small business like 51-year-old Hae Sook Roh have enough to worry about without people coming into their store with guns to rob and shoot them.
According to investigators who are working on the case, the gunman who shot Hae Sook Roh was in his 20’s. He wore shorts, a black jacket and a white T-shirt. He covered his face with a bandanna, which is something his mother should have done when he was fresh out of the womb.
The friend he had with him was also about 20 years old and was wearing a blue shirt and blue jeans.
While we’re not sure who did this, People You’ll See In Hell and many, many other people would like to find out. If you have any idea, please contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500. There is a $10,000 reward being offered for information by the city of Gardena.
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I offer my condolences to the Roh family.
I’m sorry for your loss.
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for 10 bucks.
Hell, I read an article the other day that said the street pan handlers were making between 20 and 30 buck an hour! Go stand on the street and beg for 20 minutes, you’ll have your $10 and no one gets killed!
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This is really sad.
I’ll say that Mrs. Hae Sook Roh was very brave. Why? Because her store is in Compton, California!
YIKES
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I read an article that said it was $10 stolen then later it suggests that it was an undisclosed amount.
(look at the paper money falling to the floor)
Also, looking at the surveillance video, it seems as though the assailant wasn’t wearing any gloves. If so, they should be able to lift fingerprints from the cash register.
It appears as though the gun used wasn’t stronger than a 9mm. That recoil doesn’t look heavy. The shooter appears to be a black male, slim build, and approximately 5’10” in height.
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TurtleMania reply on May 22, 2008:
Turtle,
Did you see she had her right arm extended and hand positioned as if she was holding something or pointing? Maybe the bad guy interpreted that as a taunt? I wish we had audio on the surveillance footage.
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Another law abiding productive tax payer gone.
More money will be spent on those who robbed her, if caught, then spent to protect her.
A nice looking lady gone and two fuglt assholes still alive.
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she had her store in Compton? that’s one place i wouldn’t want to be caught dead (excuse the pun)
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Fred reply on May 22, 2008:
If we are all civilized human beings, locations should not matter. It’s not like the shop was located in the Everglades and she was attacked by an aligator.
We can all say that Compton is a bad place and she shuld not have been there, this we are all letting it happen.
Instead we should be saying such should not happen anywhere and go after the scum.
Force the defense attys or lawyers to live there and see how nice Compton becomes!
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TurtleMania reply on May 22, 2008:
That’s a big “IF”, Fred.
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Fred reply on May 22, 2008:
I know, but I felt it had to be said
Ok that drives me nuts….just cause it was Gardena…doesn’t mean that it couldn’t've happened anywhere else. There are plenty more hanoius (sp?) crimes in more up beat suburban neighborhoods. I hate the stereotype. It’s not strictly based on location, this could’ve and has happened other places. It’s the criminal and the excuse to pity the criminals. They’ll say they had such a horrible time growing up in Compton or where ever and get off easy. Just watch.
If you really wanna get stereotypical you can say that they were looking for her ghansta (grand)son who shanked someone and slept with someones baby mama and she just happened to be at the wrong place at the wrong time.
That’s like saying all lesbians like pancakes….I don’t really care for pancakes myself.
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TurtleMania reply on May 22, 2008:
I don’t think they would have done that to a store on the strip of Beverly Hills, California.
For me, Compton is a no, no.
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Brittany reply on May 22, 2008:
See the money factor in a hit in Beverly Hills would be a lot more. I would take more time in planning that out to not get caught and get away with a whole lot more cash.
Look at the Jesse James Hollywood storing, they picked that kid up at practically a park in Suburbia…anything can happen anywhere.
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TurtleMania reply on May 22, 2008:
You are absolutely right. Crime is everywhere!
That’s true folks.
But let’s talk about this exact same crime.
We will include the same cast and the same method of operation.
I doubt we’d see the same exact thing happen in an upscale part of Cali.
Sure there’s crime, but in upscale Cali, you’d have a different cast, and most likely a different M.O.
If I had to choose a place to do business it would not be Compton.
But for folks on a shoe-string budget, I bet Compton’s commercial leases are rather cheap. Hmmm. I wonder why?