Who's Behind Korean App That Killed Three Sisters

The recent tragedy involving three sisters has brought national attention to a lethal digital phenomenon often referred to as the ghaziabad game by concerned citizens. This incident involved minors falling prey to a Korean task based application that psychologically manipulated them into believing their reality was false. The victims were gradually isolated from their family through a series of fifty tasks that escalated from sleep deprivation to self harm. Police investigations reveal that the application used immersive storytelling and role playing elements to convince the girls they were Korean princesses who needed to shed their physical bodies to enter a fantasy world. This method mirrors past predatory challenges where administrators systematically break down a victim's survival instinct. The case highlights how easily accessible apps can bypass parental filters and groom vulnerable children right inside their homes turning a simple smartphone into a weapon of psychological warfare.