Kook Dong-ho, the school violence whistleblower, suddenly falls silent amid a battle of truths.. SNS made private: "I'm having panic attacks and it's hard" [Star Issue]

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Lawyer A, who exposed school violence by Kook Dong-ho, a participant in Netflix's "Solo Leveling 4," has switched their SNS account to private.

As of 9 a.m. on the 12th, Kook Dong-ho's school violence whistleblower A's SNS account remains in private mode. The only message remaining on their account is, "This account owner has restricted who can see their posts, so you cannot view this post."

Previously, on the 3rd, A claimed, "I was a victim of school violence by a participant in 'Solo Leveling 4.' I lived in hell while 'Solo Leveling' was airing. I was a victim of school violence and workplace harassment," sparking controversy by mentioning Kook Dong-ho's real name.

However, Kook Dong-ho refuted these claims, stating, "The content currently being unilaterally claimed by a specific individual is not based on any facts whatsoever, and I clearly state that it has no connection to these incidents."

In response, A continued to reveal additional information related to Kook Dong-ho based on tips received.

As public attention focused on these revelations, A expressed emotional distress, saying, "I am just an ordinary person, and while dealing with my trauma against a semi-public figure, I have been the subject of constant criticism from the entire nation all day long, and people are even questioning whether I am a real victim. I am having panic attacks and am mentally exhausted."

As the battle of truths between Kook Dong-ho and A continued, Kook Dong-ho issued an additional statement on the 7th, reiterating his denial of the allegations: "If I have actually done something wrong, I will not avoid it and will apologize. However, I cannot admit or apologize for things I did not do. I cannot accept my reputation and life being damaged by false content."

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