Maybe the REAL victim should find justice?There is only one victim in this whole drama and that is the late KSR.…
I'm glad you wrote "maybe," because we can't draw any conclusions yet. I also thought it was selfish of him not to admit last year the truth about their relationship. But seeing what's happening now, seeing the hateful reactions, I wonder if I would have done it differently if I were him. Let's not forget that last year KSR was that actress guilty of DUI, "faking, lying, complaining about not having money and trying to get sympathy, etc." Any association with her was hard to accept. So what would you have done in his place, knowing that you might get a tantrum by admitting it? I want to tell a true story. I know a family, actually a mother with two boys and a girl. The eldest son had to abandon his studies to work and help his family. He became a taxi driver. He had just turned 19. He was happy when some wealthier acquaintances called on his services quite often. Later, however, he realized that those people were trafficking in persons, kidnapping underage girls and forcing them to prostitute themselves. When he understood what was happening, he did not know how to react. Initially, he refused to answer the phone. They came for him, beat him and threatened to do the same to his sister, and many other things... He was afraid to tell his mother, he was afraid to tell the police, because police officers were also involved. He was afraid to file a complaint. Later, everyone was detained, including him. If I were to put myself in his mother's shoes, he was not at fault. If I were to put myself in the shoes of the victims' families, I would see him as guilty for not having the courage to go to the police. He was initially accused of being part of the group, with the proposal to receive many years in prison. His mother tried to find help to pay for a lawyer. It wasn't easy because those who had heard the story were already saying that he was a human trafficker. Later, he was convicted of complicity. He spent several years in prison, his first years of adulthood. I knew him since he was very young. He was a good and obedient child. So I think, however, that the real culprits are those who profit financially, those in the media who make money from this case, as well as those in the shadows, who, for some other purposes, pay to keep this case in the public eye. Justice implies truth, but do we know the whole truth?
Justice means truth, and truth does not mean accepting only what one side presents, but discerning what is true from what both sides say. The so-called evidence presented by GSI has been proven to be false. In fact, if there had been real evidence, the KSR family would have filed a complaint from the very beginning. The remarks and comments based on the presentation of alleged evidence by a YouTube channel, which makes money from this and earns its existence from this activity, demonstrate either complicity with those who want to gain more views, or an internal problem that prevents you from having your own conviction. I wonder what made them bring Won Bin into the discussion? Had the number of views decreased? Or did the masquerade have to gain momentum because other things that are taking place behind the "curtain" have gained momentum. It's natural not to judge someone before you have a general view. If you give money to a beggar who appears crippled because he has managed to disguise a hand or a foot, do not blame the one who gives him nothing, because he has seen through the disguise. Therefore, no hasty conclusion should be drawn by either party. I hope the truth behind KSR's tragic end comes out soon and I won't believe everything the media says. I will analyze it in detail, so that in the end I will not unfairly blame anyone. “Thinking is difficult. That’s why most people judge” – Carl Jung
Feeling kinda sorry for the loud minority here after reading this:"Kim Soo Hyun Prevention petition got over the…
The reason for such a petition must be truly serious, so that a name that violates someone else's right implicitly leads to its cancellation. If this action is truly intended to be legislated, it must be proposed under legal conditions, in order to be adopted in parliament, otherwise it is just a lot of noise, without any result...
Before I have logged in, I've read some messages about the number of hearts and other such ideas. Those who first made this remark cannot be trusted because I don't think a person without an interest would have noticed this aspect. I have no idea how many hearts he had, so I don't see the importance of whether their number would increase or decrease. What emerges from those comments is something else entirely. It is known that when you buy a new car, you see more similar cars on the street than before. This is true of everything. You see something that you already have. It is more difficult to see what you don't have or don't want, because you are not interested in it.
https://www.xportsnews.com/article/2000298 It is not surprising that the lawyer of KSR's family is being investigated. The way of presenting evidence publicly is questionable, considering that he is a professional. It is known that if there is an ongoing investigation, the evidence cannot be made public, there is a risk that it will be removed from the file and that those who made it public, namely KSR's family, will be sanctioned. Such legal advice was not given for the benefit of the family but for the sake of a masquerade. What is this masquerade trying to cover up? The links below could show what is hidden behind this excessive media coverage of the KSR KSH case. It's just an opinion... https://www.chosun.com/english/opinion-en/2025/05/14/TST5VSVMSNB6PPOZLD2HZ2GWCA/ https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20250514004751315?section=national/politics
so if a 'prominent' figure shitty, he still shouldn't be looked down by? okay got it
I partially agree. It's never too late. But being on the side of justice means waiting for justice to decide. Anyway, what intrigues me is the fact that the same way was done with all the actors who committed suicide in the past. There were the same hate messages and the same reactions. Some of those who claim to be on KSR's side now are just instigators of hatred, they don't really want justice. And because that's how it was done in the past, in her case or others, I can't agree with such reactions. And another aspect, I am intrigued by the double standard. A presidential candidate is accepted so easily, even if he has a pending case and there was intervention to suspend the case so that he could not be convicted if he wins the elections. Maybe he is not guilty, but how can you accept such a possible future president but create so much excitement in a case where some of the so-called evidence has already been proven not to be real. Believe me, I wish that no one else would go through the conditions that KSR went through. So many suicide attempts, obviously due to depression, and no one, but no one, helped her.
I have a question, pls. Did her husband attend the funeral ? I don't seem to find any clear evidence about that.
Officially, no divorce certificate or marriage annulment document was presented. There is only the statement of the husband or ex-husband. No one has requested that the divorce act be presented.
Just as the marriage certificate could have been presented, the divorce certificate could have been presented as well. Why wasn't it presented? In my opinion, if this topic were developed, it would not have had the same impact on the public and other more important issues could not have been covered.
The political struggle for the presidential elections is causing collateral damage. The accusations brought against KSH on May 7 were clearly intended to bury the real problems of society. A case investigated by the FBI cannot be made public, nor can evidence or details from it.
The extreme media coverage of future revelations about the KSH KSR case represented a media manipulation technique. “Sensationalism can take many forms such as emphasis on violence, sex, scandal, or any other topics that are likely to provoke an emotional response in the audience. By using this tactic, media organizations can attract more readers or viewers, but at the same time divert attention away from more important or controversial issues that may have a more significant impact on society.” “Media organizations may focus on stories involving celebrities or other high-profile individuals as strategies to divert attention away from more important or controversial issues.” “This can take the form of including celebrity gossip, viral videos, or other types of content that are intended to entertain rather than inform the audience.”
What is the point of these manipulations? Everyone should draw their own conclusion after analyzing the latest political events and the extreme situation regarding the freedom of justice.
Spokesperson Choi, in a comment to foreign media on the 5th, said of the Supreme Court's decision to remit the case: "Serious concerns are growing regarding the procedural fairness and promptness of judicial proceedings," and in a comment on the 6th, she said: "We urge the international community to view this case not from a political perspective, but through procedural fairness and democratic legitimacy."
Who and why wants to distract attention from what is happening in South Korea? What is the reason for the pressure exerted on the High Court judges by political parties to be buried? The future of South Korea cannot be compared to the case between KSH and KSR. The population is being manipulated and the current pressure is leading to serious cases of depression.
“Since 2014, there has been a sharp and sustained increase in both subthreshold and severe depressive symptoms among the Korean population. This alarming trend underscores the critical need for targeted prevention and intervention strategies.”
Today, while the public's attention was being drawn to the revelations related to the KSH LSR case, the High Court reversed a previous decision to allow a certain candidate to participate in the upcoming elections. How was this possible? Is it fair?
Forever praying for Kim Saeron to get a modicum of justice 🙏🙏🙏.
I totally agree with real justice, but don't confuse justice with revenge. I believe that if real justice was desired in KSR's case, all the circumstances that led to this tragic end would be identified. The depression that leads to suicide is a process that was not interrupted because no one helped her. I would like to see a thorough analysis of this case, not just articles lacking professional analysis. But if revenge is desired in the name of justice, then a distinction must be made between these two. "An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind." — Mahatma Gandhi "People who want revenge don’t trust possible healthy solutions. They are fearful justice won’t prevail. " "Justice is only focused on keeping agreements and doing what’s right — it never is intended to hurt or harm." "Revenge re-opens and aggravates your emotional wounds. Even though you might be tempted to punish a wrong, you end up punishing yourself because you can’t heal."
Today's not so fun fact: celebrity suicides influence those who are facing hardships to make the same decision.https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-04-28/national/socialAffairs/A-national-crisis-Suicide-deaths-rising-among-middleaged-Korean-men-amid-economic-woes/2295076Korea…
I believe it is necessary to organize a massive awareness campaign about the repercussions that online reactions have on public figures. Some people are manipulated and used without realizing it while others make money off of those who are greedy for scandalous news and use their subsequent reactions to propagate an idea or promote their own interests. What's happening in Korea right now is a perfect example and reminds me of The K2.
Bro...i want to know who sent u multiple messages???? Genuine question...Plz upload the screenshot of messages…
Please read my messages. I never wrote what you suggest. I have only one account and I write from this one. I don't know about you and I don't care. My messages have been consistent. Your suspicions and assumptions have led to wrong conclusions. Everything you spread about me is wrong. Absolutely everything. So, if all your messages contain similar errors, I prefer not to read them anymore. You can continue writing, it is your right. But do it with respect for all users.
I didn't expect reactions like this when I posted the message, but what's in everyone's mind and heart is evident from their reactions. Until now you said that everyone has the right to express their opinion. However, it seems that some users, when the opinion does not coincide with theirs, explode in dozens of messages, violating the right to opinion. The opposite opinion can be expressed nicely and respectfully. I did not and do not side with KSH, but I do not condemn him either because the victims of past years are victims of such reactions. If he is guilty, he will pay for his actions. If he is not guilty, I do not take the blame for accusing him and judging him unfairly. You won't find any KSR supporters among the users who wish KSH harm, because those who supported her know that she has been subjected to similar attacks. What is illogical is that desire to see someone completely destroyed. If a person causes an accident, their driver's license is suspended, they are not fired. It is absurd to insist that a person be removed from their job solely on suspicion, without any official confirmation of any crime they may have committed and without any connection to their job. Anyone who has ever been on a film set knows that there are sequences that are a few minutes long and take a whole day to film. That involves a lot of work. Endless repetition of the scene, of the lines, until the sequence can be part of the film. Writing an inappropriate message, however, only takes a few seconds. Even if someone interprets my message as one of support for KSH, it is not. I would like it to be a message that raises an alarm about inappropriate attitudes.
Schadenfreude, the emotional experience of pleasure in response to another’s misfortune. There have always been people who would take pleasure in someone else's misfortune. They incited hatred, ridiculed and belittled other people who were facing problems. This was also the case with KSR. And it's happening again now. I will never defend a guilty person, but I will not be the one to accuse, unless I personally know the details and evidence. That is why there is police, justice and public order. “Schadenfreude has been shown to occur in people as young as two years old, and nearly everyone can experience it to some degree throughout their lives. However, there are individual differences. It has been found to be more active in people with low self-esteem.” https://www.britannica.com/topic/schadenfreude Whoever accuses should look in the mirror. Good luck to “perfect people”.
4-year sentence sought for 'cyber wrecker' over defamation of K-pop stars Jang Won-young. In January, the Seoul Central District Court ruled partially in favor of Jang in a civil lawsuit, awarding 100 million won in damages.
How is what the lawyer did related to kim soo hyun and the evidence the family has against him. The debt left…
The situation that KSR has faced in recent years is obvious and the end is the one we all know. It's not pessimism. Sometimes it's good to think before you answer.
Yes, it seems true that Kim Sae-ron's family lawyer was reported to National Human Rights Commission of Korea. https://news.nate.com/view/20250429n36228?mid=e1100 As I said before, some took advantage of the family tragedy to make money. On YouTube, money is made with every view. Through views and content distribution, they filled their accounts, so they will have money to pay compensation and will also make a profit. If the KSR family's lawyer also violated professional ethics by providing false legal advice the only ones who will feel the consequences will be family members (her mother and other members because her father did not agree with the accusations and did not participate in what happened). If we also take into account the debts left by KSR, the outcome could be terrible.
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I also thought it was selfish of him not to admit last year the truth about their relationship. But seeing what's happening now, seeing the hateful reactions, I wonder if I would have done it differently if I were him. Let's not forget that last year KSR was that actress guilty of DUI, "faking, lying, complaining about not having money and trying to get sympathy, etc." Any association with her was hard to accept. So what would you have done in his place, knowing that you might get a tantrum by admitting it?
I want to tell a true story. I know a family, actually a mother with two boys and a girl. The eldest son had to abandon his studies to work and help his family. He became a taxi driver. He had just turned 19. He was happy when some wealthier acquaintances called on his services quite often. Later, however, he realized that those people were trafficking in persons, kidnapping underage girls and forcing them to prostitute themselves. When he understood what was happening, he did not know how to react. Initially, he refused to answer the phone. They came for him, beat him and threatened to do the same to his sister, and many other things... He was afraid to tell his mother, he was afraid to tell the police, because police officers were also involved. He was afraid to file a complaint. Later, everyone was detained, including him. If I were to put myself in his mother's shoes, he was not at fault. If I were to put myself in the shoes of the victims' families, I would see him as guilty for not having the courage to go to the police. He was initially accused of being part of the group, with the proposal to receive many years in prison. His mother tried to find help to pay for a lawyer. It wasn't easy because those who had heard the story were already saying that he was a human trafficker. Later, he was convicted of complicity. He spent several years in prison, his first years of adulthood. I knew him since he was very young. He was a good and obedient child.
So I think, however, that the real culprits are those who profit financially, those in the media who make money from this case, as well as those in the shadows, who, for some other purposes, pay to keep this case in the public eye.
Justice implies truth, but do we know the whole truth?
The so-called evidence presented by GSI has been proven to be false. In fact, if there had been real evidence, the KSR family would have filed a complaint from the very beginning.
The remarks and comments based on the presentation of alleged evidence by a YouTube channel, which makes money from this and earns its existence from this activity, demonstrate either complicity with those who want to gain more views, or an internal problem that prevents you from having your own conviction. I wonder what made them bring Won Bin into the discussion? Had the number of views decreased? Or did the masquerade have to gain momentum because other things that are taking place behind the "curtain" have gained momentum.
It's natural not to judge someone before you have a general view. If you give money to a beggar who appears crippled because he has managed to disguise a hand or a foot, do not blame the one who gives him nothing, because he has seen through the disguise.
Therefore, no hasty conclusion should be drawn by either party.
I hope the truth behind KSR's tragic end comes out soon and I won't believe everything the media says. I will analyze it in detail, so that in the end I will not unfairly blame anyone.
“Thinking is difficult. That’s why most people judge” – Carl Jung
It is not surprising that the lawyer of KSR's family is being investigated. The way of presenting evidence publicly is questionable, considering that he is a professional. It is known that if there is an ongoing investigation, the evidence cannot be made public, there is a risk that it will be removed from the file and that those who made it public, namely KSR's family, will be sanctioned. Such legal advice was not given for the benefit of the family but for the sake of a masquerade. What is this masquerade trying to cover up?
The links below could show what is hidden behind this excessive media coverage of the KSR KSH case.
It's just an opinion...
https://www.chosun.com/english/opinion-en/2025/05/14/TST5VSVMSNB6PPOZLD2HZ2GWCA/
https://en.yna.co.kr/view/AEN20250514004751315?section=national/politics
Anyway, what intrigues me is the fact that the same way was done with all the actors who committed suicide in the past. There were the same hate messages and the same reactions. Some of those who claim to be on KSR's side now are just instigators of hatred, they don't really want justice. And because that's how it was done in the past, in her case or others, I can't agree with such reactions.
And another aspect, I am intrigued by the double standard. A presidential candidate is accepted so easily, even if he has a pending case and there was intervention to suspend the case so that he could not be convicted if he wins the elections. Maybe he is not guilty, but how can you accept such a possible future president but create so much excitement in a case where some of the so-called evidence has already been proven not to be real.
Believe me, I wish that no one else would go through the conditions that KSR went through. So many suicide attempts, obviously due to depression, and no one, but no one, helped her.
https://news.mt.co.kr/mtview.php?no=2025032522122212411
https://namu.wiki/w/%EA%B9%80%EC%83%88%EB%A1%A0
Just as the marriage certificate could have been presented, the divorce certificate could have been presented as well. Why wasn't it presented?
In my opinion, if this topic were developed, it would not have had the same impact on the public and other more important issues could not have been covered.
https://www.chosun.com/opinion/editorial/2025/05/10/JIS5NPUX2BCATOCKCXYNSKYKOU/
https://www.chosun.com/opinion/column/2025/05/10/5GVD25FBV5EEDPP7DRO4VIYYIE/
A case investigated by the FBI cannot be made public, nor can evidence or details from it.
https://www.fbi.gov/about/faqs
The extreme media coverage of future revelations about the KSH KSR case represented a media manipulation technique.
“Sensationalism can take many forms such as emphasis on violence, sex, scandal, or any other topics that are likely to provoke an emotional response in the audience. By using this tactic, media organizations can attract more readers or viewers, but at the same time divert attention away from more important or controversial issues that may have a more significant impact on society.”
“Media organizations may focus on stories involving celebrities or other high-profile individuals as strategies to divert attention away from more important or controversial issues.”
“This can take the form of including celebrity gossip, viral videos, or other types of content that are intended to entertain rather than inform the audience.”
https://shallowinsan.com/6-common-media-strategies-to-divert-attention/
What is the point of these manipulations?
Everyone should draw their own conclusion after analyzing the latest political events and the extreme situation regarding the freedom of justice.
https://www.chosun.com/english/opinion-en/2025/05/08/CT6TW3TFO5EQ7BEOA4J5I7EXYI/
https://www.segye.com/newsView/20250501514000?mache=portal
https://v.daum.net/v/20250507161701588
Who and why wants to distract attention from what is happening in South Korea? What is the reason for the pressure exerted on the High Court judges by political parties to be buried?
The future of South Korea cannot be compared to the case between KSH and KSR. The population is being manipulated and the current pressure is leading to serious cases of depression.
https://www.hankyung.com/article/2025050778501
“Since 2014, there has been a sharp and sustained increase in both subthreshold and severe depressive symptoms among the Korean population. This alarming trend underscores the critical need for targeted prevention and intervention strategies.”
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40257990/
“New data shows a worrying surge in the number of children seeking psychiatric care, with visits more than doubling over the past four years due to conditions such as depression and anxiety.”
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/20250505/south-korea-faces-mental-health-crisis-as-childrens-psychiatric-care-visits-soar
“The culture of a nation resides in the homes and souls of its people.” Mahatma Gandhi
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/politics/20250507/seoul-high-court-delays-lee-jae-myungs-retrial-to-june-18
Also, on this day, the partial amendment to the Criminal Procedure Code, which stipulates that ongoing trials will be suspended if the president is elected, passed the first subcommittee of the National Assembly's Legislation and Judiciary Committee, led by the Democratic Party of Korea. Members of the Legislation and Judiciary Committee of the People's Power Party abstained from the vote, protesting the so-called revision.
https://v.daum.net/v/20250507153632474
I believe that if real justice was desired in KSR's case, all the circumstances that led to this tragic end would be identified. The depression that leads to suicide is a process that was not interrupted because no one helped her. I would like to see a thorough analysis of this case, not just articles lacking professional analysis.
But if revenge is desired in the name of justice, then a distinction must be made between these two.
"An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind." — Mahatma Gandhi
"People who want revenge don’t trust possible healthy solutions. They are fearful justice won’t prevail. "
"Justice is only focused on keeping agreements and doing what’s right — it never is intended to hurt or harm."
"Revenge re-opens and aggravates your emotional wounds. Even though you might be tempted to punish a wrong, you end up punishing yourself because you can’t heal."
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/evolution-of-the-self/201402/dont-confuse-revenge-with-justice-five-key-differences
https://raywinstead.com/JusticeRevenge.shtm
Some people are manipulated and used without realizing it while others make money off of those who are greedy for scandalous news and use their subsequent reactions to propagate an idea or promote their own interests.
What's happening in Korea right now is a perfect example and reminds me of The K2.
Until now you said that everyone has the right to express their opinion. However, it seems that some users, when the opinion does not coincide with theirs, explode in dozens of messages, violating the right to opinion. The opposite opinion can be expressed nicely and respectfully.
I did not and do not side with KSH, but I do not condemn him either because the victims of past years are victims of such reactions.
If he is guilty, he will pay for his actions. If he is not guilty, I do not take the blame for accusing him and judging him unfairly.
You won't find any KSR supporters among the users who wish KSH harm, because those who supported her know that she has been subjected to similar attacks.
What is illogical is that desire to see someone completely destroyed. If a person causes an accident, their driver's license is suspended, they are not fired. It is absurd to insist that a person be removed from their job solely on suspicion, without any official confirmation of any crime they may have committed and without any connection to their job.
Anyone who has ever been on a film set knows that there are sequences that are a few minutes long and take a whole day to film. That involves a lot of work. Endless repetition of the scene, of the lines, until the sequence can be part of the film.
Writing an inappropriate message, however, only takes a few seconds.
Even if someone interprets my message as one of support for KSH, it is not. I would like it to be a message that raises an alarm about inappropriate attitudes.
There have always been people who would take pleasure in someone else's misfortune. They incited hatred, ridiculed and belittled other people who were facing problems. This was also the case with KSR. And it's happening again now.
I will never defend a guilty person, but I will not be the one to accuse, unless I personally know the details and evidence. That is why there is police, justice and public order.
“Schadenfreude has been shown to occur in people as young as two years old, and nearly everyone can experience it to some degree throughout their lives. However, there are individual differences. It has been found to be more active in people with low self-esteem.”
https://www.britannica.com/topic/schadenfreude
Whoever accuses should look in the mirror. Good luck to “perfect people”.
4-year sentence sought for 'cyber wrecker' over defamation of K-pop stars Jang Won-young.
In January, the Seoul Central District Court ruled partially in favor of Jang in a civil lawsuit, awarding 100 million won in damages.
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/southkorea/law-crime/20241025/4-year-sentence-sought-for-cyber-wrecker-over-defamation-of-k-pop-stars-jang-won-young-karina
https://news.nate.com/view/20250429n36228?mid=e1100
As I said before, some took advantage of the family tragedy to make money. On YouTube, money is made with every view. Through views and content distribution, they filled their accounts, so they will have money to pay compensation and will also make a profit.
If the KSR family's lawyer also violated professional ethics by providing false legal advice the only ones who will feel the consequences will be family members (her mother and other members because her father did not agree with the accusations and did not participate in what happened).
If we also take into account the debts left by KSR, the outcome could be terrible.