Actress Hwang Jung-min is facing renewed scrutiny as her accuser, referred to as A, has released additional evidence countering claims of "one-sided stalking" made by Hwang's representatives.
On the morning of August 5, A shared screenshots of KakaoTalk multi-profiles and call logs with Hwang on social media.
A alleged that Hwang used the KakaoTalk multi-profile feature to conceal their relationship from her spouse, utilizing the profile background and a secret blog URL for communication.
A stated, "Even simple communication was structured asymmetrically, with Hwang deciding whether to contact me."
Additionally, A presented call logs from August 20, 2024, as evidence of ongoing stalking, claiming that during a phone call, Hwang sent a selfie and discussed mundane topics, including a dislike for curly hair, and shared family-related stories. A questioned, "If I truly thought he was a dangerous stalker, would I have continued to share information?"
Hwang's representatives previously explained that their communication was an attempt to soothe A's feelings.
They also claimed that Hwang's agency deleted all interactions and proactive messages between the two to manage risks, extracting only specific responses to portray Hwang as a "stalker."
Earlier, A had disclosed private recordings of their conversations on social media, asserting a personal relationship with Hwang. In response, Hwang's agency, Sam Company, labeled A as a persistent stalker and reported that Hwang had filed a criminal complaint against A, resulting in a fine of 3 million won.
However, A has contested this ruling and has requested a formal trial, with the first hearing currently underway. A has also filed a lawsuit seeking damages amounting to 200 million won, indicating that the legal battle between the two is ongoing.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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