Mr. A, who claimed to have been abused by Park Hye-soo, showed a strong commitment to punishment.
On the 24th, Mr. A said in an Instagram story on the 24th, along with a photo of the article that contained his interview, “It’s something I went through without a little lie and exaggeration. I always hid my pride because I was hurt and embarrassed, but now I want Park Hye-soo to hide. He left the phrase “It’s better than me who ran away with blood.”
In an interview with Sports World, Mr. A said, “The first day I was 16 years old and Hye-su Park was 17 years old. I made a bad boy by accusing me of a bad boy.” “And I sang to a karaoke room with 10 men and women and hit it first. 2 In the car, he called me to the shopping street and slapped Park Hye-su on the cheek several times. Three times he slapped him in front of about 20 people in the playground inside the apartment complex.
He said, “At this time, my lips burst, my nosebleed, and my ears were bruised. My clothes became bloody. My pride was so hurt and my heart was too complicated than the pain. After that, I sent a text message to me saying’Don’t come to Daechi-dong.’ But he ran and hugged him and said,’You know it’s not because I hate you?’ It was creepy.”
Lastly, Mr. A hopes that Park Hye-soo will no longer appear on the broadcast. pain. All victims think the same. Most of the victims did not get an apology. Now, I hope to admit and reflect on his past.” Mr. A attended the interview on behalf of the “Park Hae-soo Victims’ Meeting.” He shed tears while explaining the situation on the day he was abused by Park Hye-soo.