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A so-called injection aunt A, who is suspected of engaging in illegal medical practice by comedian Park Na-rae, expressed her position.
Mr. A said on his Instagram on the 24th, "By reporting an exclusive article with the stimulating keyword 'Jujamo' at the front, D&O has become a source of criticism and gossip from the whole nation only with the contents of 'manager's report' that have not been sufficiently confirmed."
"Although the truth of the case will only be revealed by the statements that the investigators and I faithfully worked on and objective investigation results, we are focusing on inducing views and interest by using keywords such as 'Auntie Jusa' such as some YouTubers, SNS channels, and 'Curious Story Y'," he said, expressing his unfairness.
In particular, the day drew attention when it was revealed that SBS current affairs program "I Want to Know" deals with suspicions surrounding him.
"This is spreading in a distorted form of privacy and gossip that are different from the facts," he said. "The only place where I can tell the truth is the investigative agency." At the same time, A captured and posted what he asked AI about the Communication Secret Protection Act and the Information and Communication Network Act.
Meanwhile, Park Na-rae was embroiled in a controversy over her manager's abuse last year, raising suspicions about illegal medical practices. Former managers of Park Na-rae revealed that Park Na-rae received IVs at her home, her aunt's Ilsan home, and vehicles through the so-called Aunt Jusa.
The former manager claims that Park Na-rae was aware of the illegality based on recordings, saying she continued to receive the procedure even though she knew she was not a doctor. The police have launched a forced investigation into Aunt Jusoo, and have imposed a ban on her departure.
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