"An Seha Is Indeed a Bully"... Additional Revelations Continue Despite Agency's Denial

Agency Denies, But An Seha's Additional Revelations Flood In
"All Initial Exposures Are True"... Testimony from Teacher Classmate
Agency States "No Change from Initial Position"

Actor Ahn Se-ha has denied the school violence allegations, while additional accusations from former classmates continue.
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Actor Ahn Se-ha (real name Ahn Jae-wook) has completely denied the 'school violence allegations,' but additional accusations from former classmates continue to emerge.

On the 9th, a post titled "Accusing Ahn Se-ha of School Violence" was uploaded on an online community. The author, identified as A, who claimed to have graduated from the same middle school as Ahn Se-ha, stated, "Ahn Se-ha was a perpetrator of group bullying," and claimed, "He forced me into an unwanted fight with one of the delinquent groups, threatened me by picking up glass shards and poking my stomach." The author further alleged, "I was dragged by Ahn Se-ha and the delinquent group to fight forcibly and became a spectacle. Until graduation, Ahn Se-ha would curse and pick fights whenever passing through the hallway."

As the post spread, a representative from his agency, Hoonus Entertainment, immediately issued a statement denying the claims as "groundless." The agency stated, "We have filed a petition with the cyber investigation unit and will also file a lawsuit for defamation due to the spread of false information," signaling a strong response.

Despite Strong Response Threats... Additional Accusations Continue

Despite the agency's announcement of a strong response, more accusations have surfaced. B, who identified themselves as a current teacher, said, "I was a classmate in the same class as the original poster (A). Everything written by the author is true, and I am writing this to support them belatedly." A also wrote, "Ahn Se-ha’s group collectively assaulted A in the boiler room and forced fights. I knew about the bullying but was too afraid of retaliation to help, and I feel deeply sorry." They added, "I am ashamed of being a bystander 25 years ago. If the agency engages in legal battles, I will stand by the author and testify."

Another classmate, C, also claimed, "I didn’t even know the accuser was in our class, but it’s certain that Ahn Se-ha is a really bad person," and added, "Although not in the same class, our entire grade knew and avoided him." Testimonies such as "If Ahn Se-ha was at an arcade, we deliberately went to a different arcade," and "Wasn’t OO karaoke their hideout?" were also shared.

Later, the original accuser A said, "I received calls from close friends," and "Ahn Se-ha’s friend and my high school classmate asked for my phone number. They must have felt guilty and identified me." They wrote that they told their friends not to share their phone number.

In response, Ahn Se-ha’s agency stated, "There is no change from our initial position," and announced plans for legal action against the accusers.