'Boss sexually assaults wife'... Wife sends "Alabung~" KakaoTalk message to boss

On the 26th of last month, a post was uploaded on an online community by a person identifying themselves as A, who was accused as the perpetrator, revealing part of the KakaoTalk conversation with the victim, B. Photo by Online Community Capture.

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Hyun-joo] The case involving a Blue House public petition that exposed "My wife was sexually assaulted by her workplace superior" has entered a new phase. Private conversations between the victim and the accused superior were found on the accused's mobile phone. Forensic analysis confirmed that the conversation content was not tampered with.

On the 23rd, according to the police, a representative from the Naju Police Station in Jeonnam stated, "The KakaoTalk conversation content submitted by Welfare Center representative Mr. A, who was booked without detention on charges of sexual intercourse and molestation by abuse of authority at work, was confirmed by forensic results to be unaltered," adding, "A call recording file between the two was found on Mr. A's phone and is currently under analysis."

Previously denying the sexual assault allegations, Mr. A submitted KakaoTalk conversation records with victim Ms. B to the police. The messages included Ms. B calling Mr. A 'jagiya' (honey), 'office yeobo' (office darling), and sending messages like 'allabung~~♡♡'. Ms. B also referred to herself as Mr. A's 'office wife.'

The call recordings currently being analyzed by the police reportedly contain private conversations exchanged between Mr. A and victim Ms. B.

On the 22nd of last month, a post was uploaded on the Blue House National Petition Board accusing that the wife was sexually assaulted multiple times by her workplace superior. Photo by Blue House National Petition Board capture.

This case became public when a post titled "My wife was raped by her workplace superior" was uploaded on the Blue House public petition board on the 22nd of last month.

The petitioner, who introduced himself as the husband of victim Ms. B, stated, "Since early April, the Welfare Center's representative has used his authority to exert power and repeatedly sexually assaulted my wife and forced her into acts of sexual nature," adding, "My wife became severely depressed due to this incident and attempted suicide, which deeply shocked me and our three elementary school-aged children. Our once peaceful family instantly turned into hell."

He continued, "Initial investigations are crucial in sex crime cases, but there has been no progress in basic site inspections, employee testimonies within the center, or securing CCTV evidence. Even more than two weeks after filing the complaint, I do not know if any investigation into the suspect has been conducted," demanding strict punishment for the Welfare Center and representative Mr. A. The petitioner revealed that he had filed a police complaint against Mr. A, and the petition ended on the 21st.

The police confirmed that the KakaoTalk conversation content was not manipulated but stated that they cannot rule out the possibility of sexual assault. The police are focusing on whether there was coercion during the first sexual encounter between the two. A police official said, "It is still difficult to predict the investigation results," and added, "We plan to conclude the case once the forensic analysis of the call recordings is complete."

Meanwhile, on the 26th of last month, an individual claiming to be Mr. A, the accused, posted part of the KakaoTalk conversation with victim Ms. B on an online community. Through the post, he stated, "I did not want to reveal this to the world, but I am posting it defensively as it is unavoidable," and claimed, "My unfaithful wife was disguised as a sexual assault victim to demand a large settlement."

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.