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athena
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No cheating

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Posted : 31/03/2022 4:04 pm
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Vietnamese, Lao, Hmong

 
Posted : 31/03/2022 11:56 pm
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South east asian with some chinese ancestry

 

 
Posted : 21/04/2022 6:57 pm
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https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-06-07/road-rage-shooting-of-6-year-old-aiden-leos-what-we-know

https://www.ocregister.com/2021/06/08/wynne-lee-accused-in-aiden-leos-death-once-conquered-depression-looked-to-a-brighter-future/

Once trapped in a deep depression that prompted thoughts of suicide, Wynne Lee appeared to have conquered her demons and had high hopes for her future.

Lee, now 23, went public with the mental health struggles that began at age 12. She took community college classes after graduating early from Diamond Bar High. And she talked about studying design at a four-year university.

But that well-publicized chapter in Lee’s life was written some six years ago. The pages in her life since, as far as what is publicly known, were mostly blank until Sunday, June 6, when she and boyfriend Marcus Anthony Eriz, 24, were arrested in connection with the May 21 shooting death of 6-year-old Aiden Leos during a road-rage attack on the 55 Freeway in Orange.

Lee shared her mental health struggles for a Kaiser Health News story in 2015 about cultural expectations and depression. The daughter of Taiwanese immigrants believed she was not living up to her parents’ academic goals and was having a difficult 8th-grade year socially. She felt isolated and even took to cutting herself, which she said provided “instant relief.”

 
Posted : 21/06/2022 2:20 am