Before the trial on stalking conviction.. Hwang Jung-min accuser continues to release calls and KakaoTalk messages: "Stop lying"

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A person who sued actor Hwang Jung-min for violating the Stalking Punishment Act and other charges is releasing statements one after another via social media ahead of the trial on conviction.

On the 11th, a trial on conviction regarding A, whom Hwang Jung-min sued for violating the Stalking Punishment Act and other charges, will be held at the Goyang Branch of the Uijeongbu District Court. While both sides are presenting different claims regarding the stalking allegations and the circumstances of the case, the Prosecution Service is scheduled to deliver its sentencing recommendation today.

Ahead of the trial on conviction, A has been continuing to expose details by posting multiple messages on their social media from the 10th until the morning of the 11th.

A sequentially released posts explaining the purpose of filing a civil lawsuit for damages, circumstances related to business ventures claimed to have been promoted together with Hwang Jung-min, and claims regarding how contact information was first exchanged. A then went on to release recordings of phone calls and conversations related to personal meetings, systematically refuting explanations from Hwang Jung-min's side.

A claimed that Hwang Jung-min's side is describing their relationship and the circumstances of the case differently, writing, "Please stop lying." Additionally, A stated, "The parts where Hwang Jung-min confidently makes false claims are commonly concentrated on dates when recordings, such as conversations during 'meetings,' are presumed not to exist," raising doubts about the credibility of Hwang Jung-min's side's claims.

Furthermore, A clarified their position that if they had not requested a formal trial, they would not have known even these circumstances, and vowed to continue releasing relevant materials.

Meanwhile, Hwang Jung-min's agency, Sam Company, has strongly refuted A's claims. The agency stated, "The author of the malicious posts regarding Hwang Jung-min is a suspect in a stalking crime who has continuously harassed Hwang Jung-min," and announced that Hwang Jung-min filed a criminal complaint against the author.

The agency also explained that the court imposed temporary measures such as three access prohibitions on A, and subsequently issued a summary order for a fine of 3 million won on stalking charges.

In response, A appealed the summary order and requested a formal trial, while also filing a civil lawsuit for damages worth 200 million won against Hwang Jung-min.

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