A JTBC News segment on recent events regarding the recent allegations against idols (Cases featured: Chuu and HyunA)
They note that the accusers deleted their posts within a day, and in Chuu's case, apologized for exaggerated claims afterwards.
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They note that the accusers deleted their posts within a day, and in Chuu's case, apologized for exaggerated claims afterwards.
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tl;dr
Overall the report is neutral-to-positive for the idols, not only mentioning how the accusers swiftly deleted their posts, but also the certain damages inflicted on the idols and agencies.
Though it's impossible to be certain whether the accusations are true or false.
Overall the report is neutral-to-positive for the idols, not only mentioning how the accusers swiftly deleted their posts, but also the certain damages inflicted on the idols and agencies.
Though it's impossible to be certain whether the accusations are true or false.
Law panelist1 talks about BBC proceeding (in his opinion, appropriately) with the lawsuit, as the clear victims in the immediate situation given all the negative implications from defamation.
He believes Chuu would have a good chance of winning a civil damages case as well.
He believes Chuu would have a good chance of winning a civil damages case as well.
Criminal psychology panelist2 acknowledges that it's not possible to know whether the accuser really felt specifically ostracized by someone else at the time
But also that the two parties likely have different stances on the matter as there was no physical violence was involved
But also that the two parties likely have different stances on the matter as there was no physical violence was involved
Panelist2 mentions the near-impossibility of successfully raising a school violence case years and years after such incidents, when there's no longer any evidence for such a case - and how such cases can backfire.
Panelist2 posits that people really suffering at large could be a reason for such behavior (posting these), citing HyunA's impactful words that may have led to the accuser deleting the original post, if earnest: "I hope many happy things come to the person who made the post."
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