Controversy over’New Zealand haggle’ Jo Byeong-gyu “Career is all collapsed…to the end”

Actor Cho Byeong-gyu, who was accused of being a school violence perpetrator, refuted the victim’s additional disclosure that “I received a call from the company that mentions a large amount of damages” on the 10th.

Cho Byeong-gyu said on Instagram that day, “How on earth should I prove that I’m not (the perpetrator)?” “The 10-year career has already collapsed, and all the works we decided to proceed were put on hold. I can’t tell you the amount I lost, and I lived without knowing what to sleep for a few weeks after the revelation broke out.”

“It’s all meaningless now,” said Cho Byeong-gyu. “I tried to keep at least the dignity, but since I’m a human and I’m hurt, I put everything down to protect me and talk.” I will go all the way from the person who spreads false comments to the end of the bad comments.”

The victim, who claimed to have suffered school violence from Cho Byeong-gyu, said on Instagram that day, “I received a contact from the legal representative of the agency after posting the New Zealand Hak Bomb article, mentioning the complaint and compensation for damages of an unimaginable amount.”

The victim said, “On the 21st of last month, I received a call to’post all posts and put up an apology’, and once I posted all the posts, there was an article about posting an explanation of actors from there as if responding to what I wrote,” he said.

“Even though an explanation came up from there and the truth and the lie were reversed, I couldn’t do anything helpless,” he said.

The victim turned to Cho Byeong-gyu’s agency, saying, “We propose a public verification including everything that is not mentioned. Should I accept it?” he said.

Not long after the victim’s allegations were posted, Cho Byeong-gyu said, “If your lawyer or agency has never pressed money with money and it feels like a threat, how do you send proof of content and how do you communicate the situation to an anonymous you in another country?” Through an acquaintance of Eun, the lawyer was first contacted, and I first sought an appointment.”

“(When I was in school), I also had trial and error, conflict, and learning,” said Cho Byeong-gyu. “But it was within the legal, ethical, and moral lines. I will not deny it.” “Why should I apologize for my childhood as a job responsibility as an actor?” He said, “I am an emotional appeal and am I serious about the writing of an anonymous faceless person?”

He said, “Now, everything is meaningless and I am grateful for allowing me to respond in the same position as myself.” “I will go from the person who spreads false comments to the end of the bad comments.”

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