School Violence Informant Suffered Secondary Victimization From Song Ha-yoon’s Agency?
Suspicions that the informant was subjected to secondary victimization by Song Ha-yoon’s agency are spreading
In a video dealing with Song Ha-yoon’s school violence report posted on the YouTube channel of JTBC, a comment from a netizen who introduced himself as the uncle of informant A, who accused Song Ha-yoon of school violence, is drawing attention.
A’s uncle said, “I’m the uncle of the informant who claimed to have been bullied by her in school. Many people might wonder how a male student was assaulted by a female student. My nephew underwent major surgery when he was a kid so he has a small physique”.
The uncle continued, “I thought he had already forgotten it as he graduated from a university in the US and got a good job in LA, but I found out about this issue after receiving a call from my sister today”, adding “The reason I posted this is that the actress’s agency is committing secondary victimization”.
He added, “Why can’t they explain the reason for her school violence behavior? Can’t you say a sincere apology? From the perspective of parents, we are very angry”, demanding an apology from Song Ha-yoon.
Earlier, JTBC’s current affairs program “Crime Chief” broadcast on April 1st raised suspicions over Song Ha-yoon’s school violence. They used Song Ha-yoon’s photo as data for their report but blurred her face. However, netizens immediately recognized that it was Song Ha-yoon.
Later, the actress’s agency King Kong by Starship denied the school violence allegations and announced legal responses.
Meanwhile, Song Ha-yoon recently gained keen attention with her performance as Jung Soo-min in tvN’s drama “Marry My Husband”, which ended in February.
