#TW: Former Idol ||SA|| charged
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THIS IS ALL HEAVY TW:|| It is unknown who this idol is but it was recently found that a male idol of a 6 member group was recently charged with the s_ ab_se of another member both in trainee days and after debut at least 3 times from 2017-2021. Idol A is reported to have felt remorse and admitted to what they have done in court and has been sentenced with 3 years in prison, complete a s-violence treatment program, be public ally disclosed, and restricted employment for 5 years. || I just hope the victim is able to get help or is receiving help.
Here’s All-Kpop article on this HEAVY TW: ||https://www.allkpop.com/article/2023/04/shocking-allegations-male-idol-group-member-charged-with-molestation-and-rape-of-fellow-member||
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Yeah I figured it was the link
I really feel for whoever the victim is I hope they got help, are receiving help or whatever they need
Nothing else I would post the tweet with the link if you didn’t post it for me
oh my....
A lot of people are speculating who it is but I feel it’s wrong cause there’s a lot of potentials and you don’t want to frame the wrong person
If the sentence is true we will probably know sometime in the future who
oh no lets not speculate because people will start pointing fingers at any idol right now
and this is a serious offense
this isn't gossip tea time
It very much is a Serious offense not to be taken lightly for fan wars or stuff
TW: Former Idol ||SA|| charged
||That small part of me is glad they felt remourse and admitted what they did granted that will never fix what they did||
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all we know is that the group has 6 members
i kinda wish they weren't hiding the identities of people like this
i assume that it is not a well known famous group either
Well part of the sentence mentions that they will be “publically disclosed” granted I’m not the most familiar with how Korean justice system works
I saw the article on this and after reading it went and made this post
that's crazy
Right vera
Oh…
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That’s…. A lot
I wish the victim can recover from this :((
And I’m glad they’re getting justice
i agree but also i dont really want the victim to be attacked or anything of that sort if the ||ab*ser|| is revealed
I agree
It’s definitely to protect the victim. They might not want their identity to be known which is totally understandable.
Especially if they’re still in the industry
yea if the translation is 100% correct only the ||ab*ser|| left the group
Hmm 🤔 Even tho want the victim's privacy to be protected i also want to know who the ||abser|| so i don't support that person. But victim's privacy is more important than that so it will be a mistery i guess. I hope the best for the victim. I'm glad the ||abser|| charged.
The punishment is clearly not enough tho
they're not in the industry anymore and they won't be able to with this on their record so i don't think you have to worry about supporting them
it also says the perpetrator will be "publicly disclosed" so maybe we will find out at a later date
Oh that's great that this person is not on the industry anymore. Sorry i am slow
hmmm you do have a point
yeah they're serving a sentence and they have to go to a treatment program as well as having their type of employment restricted for 5 years. someone like that could never reenter the industry, especially in SK.
That's great but isn't punishment not enough? I think this person needs a longer punishment after what they did to the victim
That’s just how court ruled it
Ofc this type of action in our eyes there should be more prison time but the courts ruling is final
it seems like a short sentence to me but i also don't know the details on the sentencing guidelines in SK for this type of offense
Anyways i hope the justice will be served
Honestly though part of me is glad that the victims anonymous because speaking out about this and having to go through it is a lot and ik this would become a large thing if kpop Stan’s knew all the details
exactly
especially since they're still active
Knowing Stan twt it would be a mess 
Yea
if they're ready and want to disclose it to the public when they're ready, that's their decision
Yeah I don’t feel comfortable with the victim's identity being revealed in this climate especially if they feel uncomfortable disclosing their identity and revealing the details of their situation
Personally at first i got so curious but now im like just happy that victim can be protected and not curious about who that person is.
i'm just glad that they were so brave and went to the police
there's a stigma with coming out and speaking about these types of things, especially when you're a man
Yes exactly that's a huge step ans im proud of them
I do hope they get some sort of break and time to get through this instead of their company forcing a new cb on them
Their health must’ve peaked with this
what shocks me is this happened in 2021
well technically it started in 2017 but the victim went to the police in 2021
Mmhmm
Wait what
but then again i know courts take a long time with these things
no, the perpetrator was just recently sentenced

So they make the sentence this year and let the victim continue working with the ||abu*er|| for 2 years or group activities stopped after reporting?
No he prolly got kicked out once the victim reported it
no the person left the group when the victim reported it to the police and the company lied and said he left for "personal reasons"
Oh that's good to hear
Oooh got it
The ||abser|| from what I understand left the group (or probs got kicked out) of the group back in 2021 and was reported to have left for personal reasons. They I guess just took 2 years investigation which an investigation like this is big and deserves delicate care to make sure the ||abser|| gets charged
the amount of speculation i've been seeing online is just 😕. Like everyone atp is naming so many random groups and that actually makes me rly annoyed because like what. There's probably like 20 groups out there in the situation they described and what A did is serious and if people start going around naming random groups that are innocent that's just :( I've seen so many people saying "omg its definitely ___".
Also i want to say I'm really proud of the victim. The fact that they went to the police and stood up for themselves makes me really happy. Hopefully the victim is getting treated better and starting to get better because I know situations like this can be hard for people.
Also would like to have a mini complaint, 3 years?!?!??! I'm shocked tbh. 3 years to me is not enough for what A did. Like what.
Yeah same but at least he is getting charged even when it’s def not enough to us I don’t know how the Korean justice system works for things like this
I debated mentioning but because the speculation, OOO’s company actually made a statement saying it’s not any of their members (obviously what I posted is fan translated)
i found that actually sad that the speculation with it being OOO got so big that the company themselves had to release something
WAIT THAT WAS ABOUT THIS?????
@ember silo has leveled up! (22 ➜ 23)
OH
i saw that on thier twt this morning and i was SAUR confused
its good they put that statement out cause ive seen a few people accusing this group
Frankly as long as the victim gets the help they need and possibly even the group getting help rather they knew sooner or are just finding out too
I don’t really find the necessity to speculate or find out the group
im glad that the culprit is getting charged but there is something in this article that stood out to me was this part of the article TW: mentions of SA ||"Trainees in the entertainment industry spend long periods in confined spaces such as training camps or practice rooms from a young age, making them vulnerable to violence and sexual crimes that occur within their agency and group. Experts have pointed out that the agency is in a legal blind spot because it is not an employment/educational institution, so it does not have the duty to prevent or protect trainees against sex crimes."|| like what do they mean agencies dont have the duty to prevent or protect? its THEIR job to protect cause their taking in other people's kids, like what is made up of these idol contracts.
like the laws really need a reform cause do they not have inspectors for training companies like fast foods & beauty supplies do?
and this made me rethink my stance on "one or two minors in a full adult group is ok cause the adults can protect them" but like what if they end up ||abused||, even if they arent a minor bullying within groups have happened before so imagine the power imbalance between these huge age gaps
same, I hope they're receiving therapy
There's a part of this thing that makes me extremely concerned for the industry in general. Like mentioned in this quote, the trainees of companies basically spend 24/7 together in the dorms, practice rooms, and company places in general. Knowing many trainees nowadays are minors, it makes me extremely concerned. There's always been that thought of minors debuting in groups, especially ones with 20 years olds resulting in groups with 6+ years age gap. Huge age gaps can result in stuff like this. It makes me even more concerned to the amount of groups with 1-2 minors then a person 6-7 years older than them. With the number of groups like that, and then this scandal coming out, it makes me worried if this goes on anywhere else. How many people might have had experienced this as well. The lawyers in the article pointed out how ||young trainees are vulnerable to situations like this|| since a) they spend a lot of time in the practice rooms that are also used by many older/senior trainees, b) they're age itself puts them at a disadvantage when it comes to almost everything from mentality, physical ability(debatable) and other stuff, c) It's harder for minors to speak our abt situations like this from police believing them, company leaders believing them, and more. I'm worried, really, for exactly what goes on in some of these companies as more things come out like this in the past years.
That's why the whole training system id just so questionable. You're living your child to people who don't even protect them from ||s*xual assault|| and it was just the tip of the iceberg. I can't imagine what lies beneath the surface of the iceberg. It is scary.
right, like your child's safety isn't even guaranteed & that training system is the problem too, ik people have said this before but idol contracts are basically a "slave contract', and tbh this company might need to take some responsibility cause how did this go on for 5 yrs....
same, many trainees could be in the same situation rn which is why I hope more light is shed to cases like these so people can realize how dangerous putting your children into the industry is
That’s so crappy. I saw some replies saying this what the company get for not telling then what happened to him like I the entitlement is kinda crazy. It’s not anyone’s business why he left. That’s something for him to state not the company.
This is shocking… Idk who it is but he deserves prison sentence
Why are prison sentences in korea get so low... Whenever i see someone say they were drunk during the heinous act... Does the judiciary system doesn't care about the victim at all... 3 years just 3 years... That's just f'ed up
Even though he did felt remorse for doing it but didn't felt it enough to not use the being drunk excuse
It reminded me of this movie i just saw yesterday called Hope
Very Heavy TW here too please see it with caution i have censored sensitive names but still... || The movie refers to a case of a__ault that took place in Ansan, South-Korea, in December 2008, in which an eight-year-old girl was ki*ap_ed and r*ed by a 56-year-old male, in a bathroom inside a church. This severely damaged the victim's body. He was sentenced to only 12 years in prison...
The person has a such a bad history too....In 1983, at age 31, he r_*ed a 69-year-old woman who worked nearby where he lived; she needed 302 days of treatment to recover. He was sentenced to 3 years in prison for this crime. After his release, he was fined several times for various violent crimes, including the assault of a bar hostess. In 1995, while drinking, C assaulted a man in his 60s to d**th, because he praised a controversial president. Because he was deemed feeble-minded, he was sentenced to 2 years and admitted into a psychiatric hospital... I always think it wouldn't have happened if he had been given longer sentences...
The girl was left with permanent damage to her lower abdomen and was told she would be permanently disabled. She needed 8 months of treatment and had to take trips to Seoul every weekend. She was told she would need to use a *olostomy bag for the rest of her life but underwent a successful surgery to implement an artificial *nus
And the worst part is he was originally sentenced to life imprisonment, but after the girl testified that he smelled like alcohol, his sentenced was reduced to 12 years in prison... That's how much f'ed is this system and not to mention the fact he is again roaming free the grounds now ||
this case made me so mad
and i believe they lived in the same neighborhood (correct me if i am wrong)
onlyoneof's company released a statement already denying that they were involved. the finger pointing is faster than i thought
Ik it’s a bit sensitive for me to ask this but do we have a bit of clue as to who is the perpetrator?
This is the kind of situation you shouldn't speculate about imo it's too serious of a situation to create rumors based not on facts but personal belief of who people think would be capable of such
no people are pointing their fingers at myteen and onf but onf laun left in 2019 and myteen is already disbanded. shows that people is just eager to point fingers and and are that careless. its not a situation to take lightly so speculations would be so wrong
Look at least the guy is out of the industry now... So it doesn't matter now you and me are not going to unknowingly support this guy now... If the victim does not want it to be disclosed we don't have any right whatsoever to speculate and point fingers and find it out
This

No and we shouldn’t be speculating about it either
We weren’t trying to pile up on you but just saying that it’s not something we should ask about /nbr
This is a discussion and I know it can be overwhelming to have so many replies but everyone has their own opinion and free will to share it
Hey so there was an update posted about this (Censored for article title ||https://www.allkpop.com/article/2023/05/former-idol-who-allegedly-sexually-assaulted-fellow-member-revealed-to-have-starred-in-movie||
I still can’t and don’t wanna speculate who it is for the victims sake but figured I’d share here
a movie wow
that's unsettling...
well that narrows down a lot...
We were like cool about not knowing this person because what's said to us is this person won't be in media industry but now knowing that he can still find job as an actor is concerning. Now we might support him unknowingly. This is a bad situation because i don't want victim to be revealed as well (as soon as he wants to)
Yeah
That’s my thing on this too
I don’t watch many movies but at the same time…
But I also don’t want the Victim to be speculated on and stuff if the person is revealed or for the victim to have to come out
Unless the victim wants to come out with what happened themselves but even then
Maybe not us because i also don't watch much movies but imagine nobody knows and he grows his fame bigger and bigger. It's scary
Yeah I dunno this whole thing is scary
It really is
can they stop giving out more information about the perpetrator
as much as i want to know their name to not cry after a disgusting person, the victim needs to be protected in order to have the chance of healing without the fans or the media constantly reminding him of the trauma
especially since it will only harm even more innocent people
I agree with this sentiment I care more about the victim’s privacy than i do about who the perpetrator is
There’s a reason why their identity isn’t being revealed and i think we should respect that /nbr
agreed
And even if the identities do get revealed it should not be a spectacle not saying anyone here is doing that but because of their privacy it’s best to just not speculate any further
off topic for a sec
what does /nbr stand for
It’s a tone tag for not being rude
ty! I tried looking it up but couldn't really find the tone tag
We have a carrd for the server that lists all of the tone tags and the guidelines for our serious discussion forums
there were so many ppl throwing in random idols under the twitter post...
So you can check there if you need to
good to know!
You're right but also the a*user playing in a movie can trigger victim's trauma as well. I don't care about knowing his identity. I just don't want him to continue his life like nothing happened. He's still haunting the victim by showing up in movies.
yeah me neither but we cant boycott without knowing the perpetrators identity. And we cant know the perpetrators identity without also somewhat reveal the victim