Hyeon Joo-yeop, a former basketball player, refuted the allegation that he was a school violence perpetrator in this way. Hyun Joo-yeop emphasized that he would ask an investigative agency to clarify the truth, and emphasized that “according to the results of the investigation, we will strictly hold civil and criminal responsibilities.”
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Hyun Joo-yeop posted a post on his SNS at 9 p.m. on the 14th, saying, “It’s so ridiculous to expose facts that don’t exist in a way that weaves and binds multiple memories.” did.
Hyun Joo-yeop said, “When I recall, I also frequently received group sports, and it is true that the discipline was strict not only for basketball at the time, but also for all athletes. ” He said, “Coming back now, I feel very sorry and sorry for my juniors at that time,” he said. “I take this opportunity to express my sincere apology.”
But it was clear that there was no personal violence at the time. Regarding the claim that Mr. K, who is his junior, was victimized by violence, he argued that “mostly this is not true,” and “I think these are words that were maliciously crafted to create the image of being violent.” He also added, “I think people will believe it even if it is a lie if it is presented as a concrete fact.”
Earlier, on this day, an article titled’Hakpok Truth of Mr. H’s best basketball player of the time’ was posted on the online community. The author, who said he was a two-year junior who worked out at the same school as Mr. H, said, “Mr. H was a person who couldn’t touch anyone. My mother was a basketball player from National University, my father was in business, and Mr. H was exceptionally good at sports. Because these three beats were evenly equipped, Mr. H was an unrivaled existence with neither top nor bottom,” he wrote.
At the same time, Mr. H exposed 11 kinds of atrocities he committed while in school. If a mistake was made during practice, the juniors were grouped together to “Wonsan bombing” for 10 to 30 minutes, and the juniors who could not hold up were assaulted, and after hitting the heads of the juniors with the edge of the chessboard, they asked “is it hurt? They gave money and told them to buy snacks, bought a nude house for a Japanese actress by extorting money from their juniors, and visited a prostitution store with colleagues and juniors the night before the final of the National Sports Festival.
The author wrote, “After H’s assault, I finally quit the exercise,” he wrote. “I am still horrified when I think about the fact that I was hitting my junior, my junior, for making mistakes while doing all sorts of bad things.”
The author disclosed the certificate that he won the best prize in the 22nd Autumn National Basketball Federation for Men and Women in the Fall of 1992 when he was a student at Whimoon Middle School in 1992 as proof that he worked out with Mr. H.
In the article, an additional revelation by a netizen who revealed that he was a basketball player who was a two-year junior basketball player was also posted. He said, “I wonder if any of the basketball players in Korea have this level of basketball skills. He said, “I think he is an excellent player with almost all basketball abilities,” he said. “The violence was terrifying,” he explained. “Asphalt bombing on Wonsan was a common occurrence. There are so many things that have been thoroughly trampled on character. I think that all of the juniors who have worked out with him will all agree. Our juniors called him’Hyeonsan-gun’” he added.