"Punish Education College Aspirant Who Sexually Harassed 20 Women," 청원 to Blue House

Perpetrator Repeatedly Uses Light Remarks Like 'Uung' and 'Miantha' in Response to Victim's Complaints

On the 2nd, a post titled "Punish the prospective student of the College of Education who caused sexual harm to more than 20 women, including inserting his entire hand into women's genitals without consent" was uploaded on the Blue House National Petition board. Photo by Blue House National Petition capture.

[Asia Economy Intern Reporter Kim Bong-ju] A petition demanding punishment for a man who sexually assaulted more than 20 women has attracted public attention.

On the 2nd, a post titled "Punish the prospective College of Education student who caused sexual harm to more than 20 women without consent" was posted on the Blue House National Petition Board. As of 4:16 PM on the 3rd, the post had received 5,401 signatures.

The petitioner stated, "Are you aware of the OO public controversy that has been discussed on Twitter since August 14? I am both a victim of this case and one of the people who have been conducting the public discussion," adding, "At first, I was afraid of the public gaze and planned to take no action, but upon learning that there were multiple victims, I proceeded with the public discussion."

He continued, "Victim A received a message from the perpetrator, with whom she frequently contacted and spent time, expressing a desire to have sexual relations on the 3rd of last month, and she agreed. A went to meet him the next day," and added, "However, during the sexual encounter, the perpetrator said he liked hearing her say 'it hurts' and did not stop. This eventually caused significant bleeding."

He further added, "The hospital said that if it had been worse, she might have been unable to have sexual relations for life."

The petitioner claimed that the perpetrator was irresponsible in his subsequent responses. He said, "When A contacted him after surgery on the same day, perpetrator OO did not mention anything related to the surgery or damages. Instead, he repeatedly used light expressions like 'Uung' and 'Sorry,' trying to avoid compensation and responsibility," and added, "The perpetrator officially acknowledged this wrongdoing."

The petitioner continued, "Although the perpetrator said he would stop using Twitter as an apology, he continued to be active and spread stories to acquaintances claiming he was innocent and wronged," explaining, "A suffered mental stress and shock for a long time due to the perpetrator's double attitude. She also blamed herself for everything and could not tell her acquaintances or family."

The reason the petitioner revealed this was because there were many victims. In particular, the petitioner said the victims shared the commonality of being depression patients.

He added, "The youngest victim is 15 years old, and all victims suffered from extreme gaslighting. In severe cases, there were multiple suicide attempts," stating, "The perpetrator sent his masturbation videos without consent and unilaterally sexually harassed victims with messages like 'Let's go to a motel,' 'There is a motel with a hole,' and 'Send me photos and videos.'"

He continued, "There are more than 20 victims identified. There may be more victims who have buried their pain due to fear of society's gaze or recalling the incident," emphasizing, "The perpetrator is preparing to enter the College of Education. It is absolutely unacceptable for someone who assaulted middle school students to enter the College of Education and teach students. Please punish the perpetrator to prevent such incidents from happening again."

This story is presumed to be related to the "Neote incident," which caused public outrage on Twitter on the 13th of last month. Women who met a man with the nickname "Neote" revealed their experiences of sexual assault. Some victims also disclosed messages exchanged with "Neote" and the fact that they were hospitalized due to sexual assault injuries.

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