The reporter who broke up the Jung Joon Young case is ready to reveal another Korean artist's illegal recording scandal

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Reporter Kang Kyung Yoon said that he wouldn't stop at the Jung Joon Young case. Currently, he is preparing to expose several other Korean artists involved in the illegal recording scandal.

Kang Kyung Yoon, the reporter who dismantled the nasty chat room case Jung Joon Young, apparently will again reveal a row of other Korean celebrities who are recording illegal content.

This was revealed by Kang Kyung Yoon when he was invited as a guest star on the radio program "Lee Jae Ik's Political Show". During the event, Kang Kyung Yoon also publicly regretted the attitude of Jung Joon Young who felt innocent of what he had done.

"Jung Joon Young felt that what he was experiencing was unfair then made an appeal. That feeling made him not want to make peace with his victims" "Kang Kyung Yoon was quoted as saying by Allkpop on Thursday (5/21).

Reporter Kang Kyung Yoon added, he heard from the prison guard that Jung Joon Young blamed himself for what had happened. "But, I do not expect him to spend his precious time in prison by blaming me. I want, he ponders what he has done to the victims," ​​he said.

The reporter further said that he would not stop just in the case of Jung Joon Young. Currently, he is preparing to expose several other Korean artists involved in illegal recording scandals. Kang Kyung Yoon claimed that he would soon reveal the case in the near future and ask the public to be patient.

"Preparations for revealing other cases are almost completed. So I hope that the public can be a little patient," he added.

Kang Kyung Yoon was the first reporter to report on Jung Joon Young's perverted chat room case. The case also involved a number of other male idols such as Choi Jong Hoon, Seungri, Lee Jong Hyun and many more.

On the other hand, legal counsel Jung Joon Young recently filed a second appeal to the Supreme Court, after his first appeal resulted in a reduction in prison sentences from five years to four years.

(wk / luth)
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