"Sex offender" Ko Young-wook finds even his own prison release photos uncomfortable: "It feels awkward every time I see them… a devastated state of mind back then"

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Ko Young-wook, a former member of the group Rula, shared his thoughts regarding photos of himself taken upon his release from prison.

On the 5th, Ko Young-wook stated on his personal social media platform, "Every time an article is published, it is plastered entirely with images of my devastated state of mind as I was leaving that day. Even though I have resigned myself to it by now, it still feels awkward every time I see them."

It is interpreted that Ko Young-wook expressed discomfort over the repeated use of photos showing his appearance at the time of his prison release in articles about him.

Along with this, Ko Young-wook also posted photos from his past active period. He shared, "While organizing my photos, I came across an old profile picture. I always thought it looked awkward, but looking at it now, it seems quite decent."

Meanwhile, Ko Young-wook was sentenced to two years and six months in prison on charges of raping and forcibly molesting three minors a total of five times in 2010, and he was released from prison in 2015. He also became the first entertainer to be required to wear an electronic ankle monitor.

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