Jung-in’s mother: “Why do you have to explain in detail”… Bringing up a recording of sexual assault, emphasizing ‘victimhood’

, “[Sports Today Reporter Seo Ji-hyun] Mukbang YouTuber Tsuyang (real name Park Jeong-won) finally revealed the past she wanted to hide the most. It was for the sake of those who were seeking the ‘victimhood,'” “On the 1st, Tsuyang posted a video on her YouTube channel titled ‘Final Explanatory Video.'”, ‘On that day, Tsuyang opened up about the assaults, extortions, threats, etc., by her ex-boyfriend and former agency CEO A that she had previously exposed, saying, “Due to various suspicions, not only myself but also people around me have suffered, and that is why I decided to go public. This has been going on for a very long time, and it’s a complicated matter. I wanted to keep this story hidden, so I couldn’t go into details, but after much consideration, I will try to explain it as much as I can.”‘, , “Earlier on the 11th of last month, Tsuyang confessed the damages she had suffered from A over the past 4 years through a live broadcast. However, the initial whistleblower, ‘GaroSero Research Institute,’ continued to raise suspicions of Tsuyang’s identity theft, tax evasion, and more.”, ‘In the end, Tsuyang had to explain her past damages in detail once again through a 44-minute additional explanatory video on that day. Is there anything more cruel than having to prove the victimhood directly to everyone after bravely confessing the past? Especially, Tsuyang’s legal representative stated, “She was taken advantage of, extorted, and persuaded by the former agency CEO to make a difficult decision. It will be tough to clarify while still suffering from the damages caused by the former agency CEO. Nevertheless, she gathered courage and made a difficult decision, hoping that people can understand her strong sense of responsibility.”‘, “What’s the difference between those who question the ‘victimhood’ with moral judgment of Tsuyang’s past and spread unverified rumors and the ‘cyber mobs’? What we should focus on now is not Tsuyang’s ‘victimhood,’ but those who knew about the damages and still participated in the ‘exploitation.'”, “Meanwhile, Tsuyang filed a criminal complaint against A, but the case was closed due to A’s extreme decision of ‘no prosecution.'”, ‘[Sports Today Reporter Seo Ji-hyun [email protected]]’, ‘[Key Articles]’,