Jung Joon Young Admits To Crimes In Letter Of Apology

On March 13, Jung Joon Young shared a letter of apology in which he admitted to crimes that have been the subject of a large controversy.

His statement is as follows:

I write to you in shame and guilt.

I, Jung Joon Young, once again realized the seriousness of this situation after returning to Korea on March 12. Although it’s already late, I apologize through this letter to all the people who showed an interest in me and gave me a second chance.

In regards to what is being said in relation to me, I admit to all my crimes. I filmed women without their consent and shared it in a social media chatroom, and while I did so I didn’t feel a great sense of guilt.

As a public figure, it was an unethical act worthy of criticism, and such a thoughtless action.

More than anything, I kneel and apologize to the women who appear in the videos who have learned of this hideous truth as the incident has come to light, and to the many people who must be angry at the situation over which they cannot contain their disappointment and astonishment.

I am withdrawing from all the programs that I was appearing on, and I will suspend all activities in the entertainment industry. I will now set down all my activities as a public figure that are not self-reflection, and I will reflect for the rest of my life on my immoral and illegal actions related to the crimes.

More than anyone else, I apologize to the women who have experienced great suffering due to my actions, to the many people who must feel anger even more so than disappointment, and to the many people who made me into a public figure and cherished me.

I will sincerely take part without any falsehoods in the investigations that will begin on the morning of March 14, and I will accept punishment for my actions.

I once again deeply apologize. I am sorry.

Tuesday, March 12, 2019

Jung Joon Young

Following reports that Jung Joon Young was part of a group chatroom in which illegal hidden camera footage of women was shared, he was booked along with others by the police on March 12. The chatroom, which also includes BIGBANG’s Seungri and other members including more celebrities, first came to light on March 11 due to a report from SBS funE.

Source (1)

Top Photo Credit: Xportsnews