According to authorities, 17-year-old Omotayo Adeoye allegedly wrote a suicide note on her German-language exam that read, “I just want to go away forever on the bottom of the river.” 
 
 Adeoye, a student at the Harlem High School for Math, Science and Engineering, was caught using her cellphone by teacher Eva Malikova, who snatched it away from her. Miss Adeoye was sitting in the back of a German class during the test when her teacher noticed her using her phone, they said. You guys are lying to yourselves!” 
 
 “I’m sorry, I’m sorry!” Adeoye allegedly yelled, before scrawling her suicide note on the test and running out of the classroom, never to return. “She’s a very bright young lady who has a lot of hopes, a lot of vision in life. “I said, ‘Come here, come here, don’t go to the water,’ ” he said.
– A student at an elite Harlem high school allegedly killed herself on Thursday after she was caught cheating on an exam and cried out, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry!" Omotayo Adeoye, 17, a student at the High School for Math, Science, and Engineering at City College, was caught using her cell phone during a German-language exam, Raw Story reports. "Oh, you shouldn't be cheating!" yelled the teacher, Eva Malikova, a classmate told the New York Post. When Omotayo apologized, Malikova allegedly snapped: "Oh, you are not really sorry. That's not a sincere apology!" Authorities say the junior wrote a suicide note on the exam, saying she wanted "to go away forever on the bottom of the river," asked to use the bathroom, and left the school. She then walked to the Hudson River at West 165th Street, where she put her school ID on a rock, ignored the cries of panicked fishermen, and leaped in the water. Witnesses told police that the Bronx girl—who couldn't swim, her father says—bobbed on the water and seemed to force herself under. "I said, 'Come here, come here, don’t go to the water,'" a 71-year-old fisherman told the New York Times. "She was just crying, crying all the time." Several students said they heard her teacher, Malikova, screaming in anguish at school the next day. Search teams still hadn't recovered Omotayo's body as of Saturday night. CBS New York reports the Department of Education is investigating.