A truth battle is taking place regarding the allegation of school violence (school violence) by comedian Mirage.
Person A, who first raised the suspicion of Mirage’s school violence, refuted Mirage’s position through an online community on the 12th.
Person A said, “Contrary to what I announced to the press, I did not avoid contacting the agency.
He said, “The situation I was talking about was to confirm the facts through an investigation. I keep sending out articles to the media with the nuance of avoiding contact and diving. “It comes as a great fear to have someone use you mentally and physically and face the perpetrator in a state where you remain traumatized.”
Person A also said, “When I saw what I wrote, the perpetrator (Mirage) recognized who I was. At first, (Mirage)’s agency contacted me through a note, leaving the agency’s contact information and the perpetrator’s personal contact information. When I contacted him, the agency stated clearly, ‘(Mirage) remembers that incident to some extent'”.
He continued, “The perpetrator acknowledged that he had sympathized with the school violence.” “The perpetrator remembers to some extent what he has done, but he does not know how to use physical violence, the circumstances surrounding school violence, ripping my belongings, swearing through a junior, and spitting. He insisted that there was no point. Of course, the perpetrator may not remember what he did.”
Person A said, “When I talked to the agency, they had different memories, so they told me to find a witness and investigate. If they do not, legal action will be taken. All of the above contacts and calls have been recorded.”
Finally, Mr. A said, “My argument is one. The agency will investigate the violence that occurred 25 years ago, and if everything is sorted out and it turns out to be true, apologize, reflect, and do not show your face to the media. I want to spread the word.”
Earlier, on the 10th, through an online community, Mr. A revealed that Mirage bullied and bullied him when he was in middle school. Person A claimed that Mirage slapped and spit on the cheek, and directed his juniors to use swear words and violence.
The next day, Mirage’s side completely denied the allegations of sexual assault, saying it was “groundless.” Mirage said through his agency S-Dream ENT, “Only the position of the party claiming damage is published on various portals, so it feels like I am being hunted by a witch without a trial. It’s really unfortunate,” he said.
Mirage is also considering legal action. On the 13th, the agency said to the entertainment media Ten Asia, “We are considering an agreement with the exposer first. We are currently waiting because we have not been able to reach the informant,” he said.
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