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[이데일리 스타in 김가영 기자] Actor Cho Byeong-gyu is being swept away by’abusive suspicion’, and netizens claiming to be his classmates are attracting attention once again by posting advocacy.
On the 17th, an online community posted an article by a netizen claiming to be an alumni of Cho Byeong-gyu’s elementary and junior high school. This netizen said, “I am frustrated from the standpoint of reading revelations in elementary school.” Raised.
Next, the netizen said that Cho Byeong-gyu transferred from school when he was in the 3rd grade of elementary school. In fact, he was an unfounded and active friend, and he is the one who received a lot of attention because he was popular since he was a child,” said Cho Byeong-gyu, claiming that he never lived with bad things.
In addition, he said, “Because of acting, I was envious, jealous, and the kids were bothered.” Post a post. Byung-gyu Cho, don’t you know all that I bought hard? Don’t break it down.”
This netizen released elementary and junior high school graduation photos together as proof of being alumni.
Earlier, another netizen Mr. A claimed that he suffered school violence from Cho Byeong-gyu when he was in the lower grades of elementary school. “Cho Byeong-gyu was famous for his so-called Iljin, poor quality friend.” Mr. A added that Cho Byeong-gyu threatened to borrow his bicycle when he was in the lower grades of elementary school, and when he refused to do so, he insisted that he shot a BB gun, and added that there were many swear words and routine assaults.
Mr. A, who claimed that his older sister was also harassed, has not yet published additional posts after he announced that he would expose more.
Meanwhile, it was revealed that the netizens who claimed to have suffered school violence by Cho Byeong-gyu in New Zealand on that day made a false disclosure. When Cho Byeong-gyu’s management agency started legal action, the netizen contacted the agency to surrender and sought a job. It is known that the agency side has been promised that it will not do this again, and gave a preemption.