Lee Jae-young and Da-young Da-young handwritten apology for controversy over the past abuses →

The twin sisters Lee Jae-young and Da-young Lee of Pink Spiders of the female professional volleyball player, Heungkuk Life Insurance, posted a handwritten apology for the controversy over school violence, but Mr. A, who claims to be a victim, expressed his feelings “empty.”

On the 10th, Lee Jae-young and Lee Da-young each posted a handwritten apology through their Instagram for the recent controversy over school violence.

Lee Jae-young said, “I hurt many people because of the irresponsible actions I did in the past days when I was young,” and said, “I will live with self-responsibility and lifelong reflection.” .

When the two’s apology came up, Mr. A, who claimed to be the victim, said to the online community that it was “empty” and said that he had seen the twin sisters’ apology.

Mr. A said, “I have confirmed that the apology has been uploaded,” he said. “It is not forgotten and forgiven for 10 years with a single text, but I hope that you will live by chewing and reflecting over your past events in the future. It cannot be justified.”

Earlier, Mr. A posted an article on the online community saying, “They are the current volleyball players, the victims of school abuse,” and the controversy grew sharply. In this article, Mr. A argued that “when an incumbent volleyball player made a specific action to the victim and was rejected, he brought a weapon and threatened him, and he carried out a total of 21 abuses, such as habitually taking money and beating him.” It also revealed that there were four victims, and that there were more victims besides these people.

Jang Ji-min, visiting reporter at Hankyung.com [email protected]

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