The grudge of the two schoolgirls, who were driven over to death by the U.S. armored car, has not yet been worked off, the commentary said, adding: It is because of the unequal south Korea-U.S. "Status of Forces Agreement" which grants immunity to the GIs even though they killed south Koreans.

This humiliating agreement lays an obstacle in the way of properly making an elementary probe into the truth about the recently disclosed U.S. forces' burial of toxic materials, it charged.

It is disgrace that the "government" has no right to investigate crimes of the U.S. forces which killed its citizens and buried toxic materials in its territory, it deplored.

The commentary stressed that to put an end to the unequal and humiliating relations with the U.S. depends on the people.