![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/haunting-premonition-of-seoul-crush-victim-who-said-nothing-goes-with-you/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/newspress-collage-20277964-1667227494542.jpg&description=A WOMAN who was killed in a tragic stampede during a Halloween celebration in Seoul had shared a haunting post just weeks before her death. Grace Rached, 23, a Sydney-based producer, was among the 153 people killed in the horror crush on Saturday night. Grace Rached was one of the victims of the stampedeCredit: Instagram The 23-year-old dressed as Audrey Hepburn before her death She had previously shared a haunting message on TikTok The woman who had been travelling the world had previously shared a clip on TikTok saying: "When you go, nothing goes with you. So you may as well enjoy your time here." The chilling message was posted in August, in a video called "what I've learned in my almost 24 years of life." Grace dressed as Audrey Hepburn was enjoying a night out in the Itaewon district with her friends when the tragedy struck. The woman was crushed in a crowd of people according to her friend Nathan Taverniti. In a heartbreaking TikTok video, Nathan described how he "was there when she said she couldn't breathe'. He said: "There was no stampede. It was a slow and agonising crush. My friends were being crushed in front of me and I couldn't do anything about it. "This crush was not caused by drunk people. It was a lack of planning from the police force and emergency services, and nobody was willing to help. "I watched as people sang and filmed and laughed while my friends were dying, along with many other people. "Nobody was doing anything to make the crowd stop." Grace's family said their "beautiful Grace' was the 'life of the party". 'We are missing our gorgeous angel Grace who lit up a room with her infectious smile. Grace always made others feel important, and her kindness left an impression on everyone she ever met,' they said. 'Grace always cared about others, and she was loved by all." At least 153 people were killed in a stampede during Haloween celebrations in ItaewonCredit: Reuters 82 people were injured in the stampede in Seoul Steven Blesi was also amon){kind=link}
A WOMAN who was killed in a tragic stampede during a Halloween celebration in Seoul had shared a haunting post just weeks before her death.
Grace Rached, 23, a Sydney-based producer, was among the 153 people killed in the horror crush on Saturday night.
The woman who had been travelling the world had previously shared a clip on TikTok saying: “When you go, nothing goes with you. So you may as well enjoy your time here.”
The chilling message was posted in August, in a video called “what I’ve learned in my almost 24 years of life.”
Grace dressed as Audrey Hepburn was enjoying a night out in the Itaewon district with her friends when the tragedy struck.