[유혜지 기자] A netizen recently claimed that he was sexually assaulted by a soccer player Ki Sung-yong when he was in elementary school, and Mr. A, an elementary school alumna of the side claiming to be the victim, gave testimony.
According to Daily Sports on the 1st, Mr. A is known to be in a camp together in the elementary school soccer club. He conveyed a message through SNS, saying that Ki Sung-Yong is only an elementary school alumni, and that he is no one.
Through the media, he said, “I have no acquaintances with both Ki Sung-yong and the accuser. People who stayed together in elementary school. I was interested as a person who had camped together, but at first I tried to pretend not to know. But looking at the content of the article, I was very surprised. “It was a pity. The revelators continued to lie.”
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“In fact, I am a normal person and I have no power. I was afraid to think that I could be harmed by getting in the wrong way. But I thought I shouldn’t go like this.” “As a person who knows the situation best at the time, I pledged to tell the truth. “If I didn’t come out, it was a situation where an unfair person could come out.”
He vividly remembers the camp situation 20 years ago. He explained in detail the daily routine and said, “All schedules were supervised by the coach and coaches from time to time, and we couldn’t do anything else.”
Mr. A said, “What I remember correctly is that there was no time and space for the players to deviate. It was where everyone could see it. No one could escape from this space, structure, and system.” All the players did it. Because of that, I couldn’t deviate. I was so controlled that I couldn’t even go to the stationery in front of the school.”
“Ki Sung-yong’s sexual violence never happened. I can be sure. This couldn’t happen in the system at the time. No one saw it. If it happened, it makes no sense that no one saw a single one. One I lived in the room for 20 people,” he rebutted, saying, “I don’t know if there is any mention of such a thing, if there is a similar statement, or if I have heard similar nuances at least once, I don’t know.
He said, “After this happened, I contacted my alumni. Everyone said something in common. They knew who the unjust person was, and they knew who the revelators were. He said that he was embarrassed and angry.” “I can live quietly. I don’t have any acquaintances with Ki Sung-yong. But I thought this wasn’t the case. I need to get things right. I don’t just do that, but the people who were with me at the time and everyone who knew the facts think so.”
Meanwhile, Ki Sung-yong’s agency said through a press release, “As a result of self-confirmation, it has been confirmed that the content of the report of the person claiming to be a victim has nothing to do with it. In the future, the legal response to the damage caused by stigma and possible damage in the future will be unclear. It will be revealed.”
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