[Exclusive] I went to audition… Person who discloses personal information about sex crimes [In-depth coverage ‘Tracking’]
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Today’s in-depth follow-up digs into the entertainment agency executive who trampled on the actor’s dream.
Reporter Bae Jun-seok traces the ugly face of sexual violence and molestation under the guise of an audition and abuse of one’s earnest desire for a dream.
[Mr. A / Actor]
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If you want to become famous, you have to take it off when you get the chance. It is right for female actors to pull down their panties when they get the chance.
Wouldn’t it be better to pull down your panties a few times, become famous, and act comfortably?”
There was another unknown actor who suffered similar damage.
[Mr. B / Actor]
Take down your real panties.
It’s really sad to see it still like this. I can’t let go of my pride and I’m doing this
If you take down your panties, I’ll make it for you today.
The executive of this agency, commonly identified by the victims, was arrested by the police last month.
He is accused of committing adultery with an unknown actor who came to audition.
[Victim C]
“”If you want to be famous, you have to seduce me. Seduce yourself. You’re so clueless, how are you going to survive in this acting world? I think I listened to it for 3 hours straight. Since I’m a rookie actor, I don’t know how to refuse… “”
I attempted to film illegally and received a notice.
“”(Sexual intercourse) took place with mutual consent, and in the event of a civil or criminal complaint, all responsibility lies with me… I hope this incident stops further. There are many aspiring actors, but they don’t have to go through hardships like me… “”
During the police investigation, the executive denied the charges, saying he was in love with the victim.
The tracking team found traces of the detained executive.
It was on a sex offender personal information disclosure site.
He was sentenced to five years in prison in 2018 for committing adultery with three aspiring celebrities and molesting one.
Why is it possible to commit this same crime that targets the earnestness of actors even though they have already served their sentences?
Under current law, only those with a record of sexual crimes against minors are prohibited from working in the pop culture industry.
But in order to achieve my dream of becoming an actor, can I ignore living with this fear of being hunted?
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“”I want to act so much that I’ve given up everything and just focused on acting, but I don’t think I’m playing with people for my own desires. “I wish they would stop taking advantage of people’s desperate hearts.”
This is Bae Jun-seok, an in-depth reporter from ‘Tracking’.
PD: Soon-Yong Yoon
ad: Seungryeong Choi
Reporter Bae Jun-seok jundol@ichannela.com
https://n.news.naver.com/mnews/article/449/0000331400
Shouldn’t people like this be prevented from working in the entertainment industry?