What Rang Ha-man, Jeju's Unexpected Trolling Amidst Successive Disappearances: "Why Should I Apologize?" [Star Issue]

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Jeju YouTuber What Rang Ha-man recently clarified his stance on the malicious comments that poured in following incidents that occurred in Jeju.

On the 28th, What Rang Ha-man posted a video titled "Regarding Recent Events" on his SNS.

That day, What Rang Ha-man stated, "It seems over 1,000 malicious comments have been posted to me recently. Malicious comments are pouring in to such an extent that they've even appeared in the news."

He then mentioned that Jeju Island has long been known as the "Three-No Island." He explained, "Jeju Island was historically called a land with three things missing: beggars, thieves, and gates. Because people lived by helping one another, there were no beggars; because no one went hungry, there were no thieves; and because there were no thieves, there was no need for gates."

He added, "I grew up hearing these stories, which is why I have always believed Jeju to be a safe and peaceful island."

He also shared his thoughts on the recent string of incidents in Jeju. What Rang Ha-man said, "Seeing what has been happening in Jeju lately, as a resident of Jeju Island, I am concerned. Many people are questioning these recent events, and I share that same concern. These matters must be thoroughly clarified."

He then expressed confusion over the criticism directed at him. He stated, "I don't understand why such comments are being posted to me." The comments What Rang Ha-man revealed included messages like "Apologize immediately" and "Why haven't you posted an explanation?"

He said, "I am a person living in Jeju. My family lives here, and the people I love reside here. If such incidents continue to occur in Jeju, wouldn't those who should be worried be me, who lives on Jeju Island, and other Jeju residents?"

He continued, "What I hope for is not to take sides with Jeju or anyone else. I simply want the questions that many people currently have to be clearly resolved so that no question marks remain for either Jeju residents or those outside Jeju Island."

Finally, he added, "I only wish that Jeju Island regains its image as a safe and peaceful island, just as it was known when I was young as the 'Three-No Island.'"

Meanwhile, What Rang Ha-man is a Jeju YouTuber with 480,000 subscribers. He recently became a target of backlash as successive disappearance cases in Jeju came to light.

Criticism over Jeju's response to missing persons cases has intensified after it was revealed that a 30-year-old police officer named A from the Jeju Western Police Station falsely closed a missing person report, and the individual reported missing, Ms. Jang Mi-ran, was later found deceased. In particular, concerns about the police's missing persons response system have grown as three additional bodies were discovered around the time Ms. Jang's remains were found.

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