‘Happy Me Too’ in professional baseball
‘Happy (school violence) Me Too’, who struck professional volleyball, also appeared in professional baseball. The club said, “We are closely grasping the facts.”
On the night of the 19th, a post was posted on social media Instagram that a pro baseball player, A player, was assaulted and bullied in elementary school. The author also revealed the real name and face of the perpetrator.
The author argued that after transferring to an elementary school in Gwangju when he was in fourth grade, he was severely bullied so that he had to write that he was bullied by the whole grade, and that he eventually transferred to school in the sixth grade.
He wrote that he found the name of A, who became a baseball player, saying, “Recently, the past school violence of celebrities was revealed, and in case I was looking for the school I went through one by one.” As for A, he said, “It’s one of the indelible names among the many names that bothered me.
The author added that he had a memory of being trapped in a garbage bin with violence and abusiveness and was subjected to group assault, and that A also participated in the act of violence, and he added that he is still taking drugs for depression.
An official from the club said, “We are closely grasping the facts,” and said, “If it is confirmed to be true, we plan to deal with them strictly.
In an interview with the club, A denied the suspicion of abusing, but the club said, “It is possible that the memory may have been distorted because it has been about 10 years.”
Earlier, in professional volleyball, it was revealed that Sisters Lee Jae-young and Da-young of Heungkuk Life in the women’s division and Song Myung-geun and Shim Gyeong-seop of OK Financial Group in the men’s division were the perpetrators of the school, and a stir was raised.
Reporter Choi Yong-jae