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Ramen Couple's Assault Truth Battle Continues... "My Husband Assaulted Me" VS "Absolutely Not" [Divorce Reflection Camp]

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/Photo=JTBC 'Divorce Reflection Camp' broadcast screen
/Photo=JTBC 'Divorce Reflection Camp' broadcast screen

The truth battle over the assault incident involving the ramen couple on 'Divorce Reflection Camp' continued.

In an episode of JTBC's variety program 'Divorce Reflection Camp' aired on the 27th, before final mediation for the 23rd cohort couples, a session was held to verify each spouse's sincerity through psychological and physiological testing.

On that day, the ramen husband asked his wife, "Have you ever exaggerated by saying I assaulted you when I didn't?" The couple had previously engaged in a dispute over the assault allegations.

/Photo=JTBC 'Divorce Reflection Camp' broadcast screen
/Photo=JTBC 'Divorce Reflection Camp' broadcast screen

The wife answered, "No," but Seo Jang-hoon remarked, "I saw it that day too, and there was something I couldn't understand. Trying to slap someone is different from restraining them to assault."

The wife's result was deemed false. The husband stated, "I thought it was a lie. There were parts where she exaggerated." In contrast, the wife explained, "My heart raced a lot during the test. I was very nervous. More than anyone else, I trembled. There was pressure to come out with the truth. It wasn't an exaggeration."

Next, the wife asked her husband, "Did you say you don't remember after assaulting me?" The husband replied, "No." Although the wife had said on-site, "He slapped my face," the husband responded, "It wasn't a slap; I tried to push him away defensively because it felt like he was going to poke my eye, and his glasses flew off."

However, the husband's result was also found to be false. Seo Jang-hoon explained, "It's not that we were nervous causing subtle changes; the reaction was so large that there is a high possibility of falsehood."

The wife said, "That's a relief," while the husband maintained his stance, stating, "There was no violence," showing a tense standoff.

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