"Public Service Worker Who Conspired with Jo Joo-bin to Murder My Daughter... 370,000 Agree on Petition to Disclose Identity"

Petitioner: "Murder Threats... An Unending Cycle Until Death"
"The Identity of the Public Service Worker Who Conspired to Kill Must Be Disclosed"

Jo Joo-bin (25, in custody), who was arrested by the police on charges of distributing sexually exploitative materials made by threatening women including minors through the messenger Telegram, is seen leaving Jongno Police Station in Seoul on the 25th and heading to the prosecution detention center. Citizens holding protests demanding severe punishment for Jo. Photo by Asia Economy DB

[Asia Economy Reporter Han Seung-gon, Intern Reporter Kim Yeon-ju] A petition posted on the Blue House website demanding the disclosure of the identity of a public service worker who conspired to murder a young girl, as well as the operator of the 'Doctor's Room' who threatened women to produce and distribute sexual exploitation materials, Jo Joo-bin (25, in custody), has gained over 370,000 supporters within a day.

On the 29th, a petition titled "We want the identity of the public service worker who conspired to murder a young girl among the Doctor's Room members to be disclosed" was posted on the Blue House National Petition Board. As of 7:18 a.m. on the 30th, the number of supporters surpassed 370,000.

The petitioner claimed, "I have been threatened with murder for nine years since 2012. The suspect who conspired to kill my child is a Doctor's Room member, a public service worker who leaked personal information from the district office, and a student from the class I taught in the first year of high school."

He explained, "That student, who usually had difficulty with social interactions, often requested counseling from me but gradually became dependent and obsessed with me. When I tried to maintain a normal teacher-student relationship by keeping some distance, his hatred toward me began."

Photo by Cheong Wa Dae National Petition Post Capture

He added, "Even after dropping out, that student continued physical and psychological threats by coming to school with a cutter knife, shouting in front of my house, and breaking car side mirrors."

He continued, "Unable to endure the pain and anxiety, I sued the student, who was imprisoned but continued to send threatening letters while incarcerated. Two days before his release, I moved, and over six months, I changed my resident registration number, but five months later, he left a large paper with my new resident registration number and my daughter's number in the apartment mailbox."

He appealed, "How can someone convicted of leaking personal information and making threats be allowed to serve at a district office where they can steal personal information with just a finger movement? Please disclose the identity of public service worker Mr. Kang, who conspired to murder a young girl."

Finally, he emphasized, "It is possible that someone might not exist in this world. I also want to live an ordinary and happy life in a safe country."

*If you are experiencing difficulties due to illegal filming or distribution of photos or videos, threats using such materials, or sexual harassment in cyberspace, you can receive support from the Women's Emergency Hotline 1366 and the Digital Sexual Crime Victim Support Center (02-735-8994).

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