Recently, a woman reported to the police that her boyfriend had suddenly disappeared from her home and claimed that she had chosen suicide in desperation. However, after the police arrived at the scene to investigate, they found that the man's death was not a suicide, but was forced to die by his family.

It is understood that the woman and the man met in college, and the two fell in love and decided to get married. However, recently, the woman has received frequent harassing calls from unfamiliar numbers, and the content of these calls is very unfriendly, which makes the woman feel very troubled and uneasy.

In order to protect her safety, the woman began looking for help online, and eventually found someone who said she could "help." After learning about the situation, the person began threatening and intimidating the woman to follow his instructions. Faced with such threats, the woman had to obey.

After multiple warnings failed, the woman finally chose to call the police for help. By the time the police arrived at the scene, the man was unable to move and his body was stiff. The medical examiner determined that the man died from prolonged mental stress and physical abuse, not suicide.

The incident aroused widespread concern and discussion. Many people expressed anger and condemnation of the man's behavior, believing that he should be punished by law. At the same time, many people expressed sympathy and support for the woman's behavior, believing that she was very brave and commendable for choosing to call the police for help despite such a difficult situation.

In general, this case reminds us that when we encounter similar situations, we should remain calm and rational, and not easily believe the words of strangers. At the same time, we should also strengthen social management, improve public safety awareness and rights protection ability, and make greater contributions to ensuring the safety of people's lives and property and social stability.