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Soompi op Twitter: “Woman Who Accused Lee Jin Wook Of …
How disappointing. South Korea justice system fail victims of sexual assault/rape. She was found not guilty first but now they sentence her after the re-appeal?
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allkpop – Lee Jin-wook speaks up again on the sexual…
Lee Jin Wook and his agency are repudiating the claims of the woman who was allegedly sexually assau… … umm what? i read all the articles and none says what he …
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Appeals court overturns not-guilty verdict for actor Lee’s accuser
… jail term to a woman for falsely accusing actor Lee Jin-wook of sexual assault, overturning a lower court’s not-guilty verdict.
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Woman Who Accused Lee Jin Wook Of Sexual Assault Receives Sentence
A former “not guilty” verdict has been overturned by the court.
In the summer of 2016, Lee Jin Wook was accused of sexual assault. He then counter-sued his accuser for making a false accusation. He was cleared of all charges in his own case in 2016. In 2017, his accuser was found not guilty of making a false accusation.
Lee Jin Wook’s side then appealed the verdict. On February 7, 2018, the court overturned the original verdict in the case of false accusation and sentenced the woman to eight months in prison with a stay of execution for two years.
The court stated, “In order to determine if she can be sued for false accusation, we must first look at whether Oh was compelled or intimidated into sexual relations. It is difficult to completely eliminate the possibility that sexual relations took place against Oh’s inner wishes, but it is also not possible to say that oppressive tactics were used.”
The statement continued, “As Oh has common sense, she likely knew the difference between sexual relations that one secretly does not want to engage in and rape that occurs with oppressive tactics. Therefore, Oh’s accusation against Lee is a false accusation that goes against objective truth.”
The court concluded, “Since this case did not occur with the intent of extorting money, we recommend a stay of execution to the sentence.”
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Details on Lee Jin Wook’s sexual assault case leaked, and his side comes off bad – Asian Junkie
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In Lee Jin Wook‘s ongoing sexual assault case, Dispatch somehow got a hold of the phone and photo evidence from both sides.
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Both sides appear to agree on the order events in the case, but differ markedly on what actually happened.
Lee Jin Wook, A, and their mutual acquaintance meet for dinner at roughly 8 p.m., and go their separate ways after 9 p.m., after which Lee Jin Wook and his friend go off to a second location. Approaching midnight, Lee Jin Wook calls A twice. Afterward, at about midnight, A texts Lee Jin Wook her home address. Lee Jin Wook calls A again at 12:13 a.m., after which she texts him the passcode to get into her building and her apartment number. Lee Jin Wook calls A again minutes later at 12:21 a.m. Lee Jin Wook leaves A’s house at around 2:30 a.m.
The alleged victim explains the calls thusly…
“Lee Jin Wook said he would install blinds for [A]. At first she said it was okay and declined. Then he called again and said he would just check parts and leave. It was difficult [for A] to reject his goodwill further, and after the second call ended, she sent him her address.”
…while Lee Jin Wook’s side explains it with similarities but with different intent.
“Lee Jin Wook called first. The conversation was normal. He also talked about blinds. However, if A had expressed opposition, he wouldn’t have gone to her house. She told him what intersection he should go to, and he called her again to get an exact address.”
Logically, what was discussed or what the intent was shouldn’t matter at all. Regardless of what she said to him in the moment or what happened prior, it doesn’t prove or disprove that she was victimized by Lee Jin Wook. However, in addition to what we know about how consent works in sexual assault cases, whether she invited him over or whether he sorta forced his way over could prove relevant to the law.
In (Korean) rape cases where no (real) outward/objective evidence of coercion is presented, (past) text message exchanges (between accuser and accused) can play an important role in determining guilt.
That doesn’t mean you have to care about technicalities, of course.
As far as the text exchange goes, both seem to agree on what was sent, but differ on the reasons for sending it.
Lee Jin Wook submitted the two texts — in which A told him her address and building passcode — as evidence supporting his claims to police, while A says Lee Jin Wook asked her for her address, and that she sent him the code to her building because her intercom was broken and she wouldn’t be able to hear him page her apartment. “This was confirmed by the police when they inspected the scene. It was a very natural text to send,” said A’s side.
Again, I don’t find any of this relevant for anybody, but the court might.
Perhaps most importantly, especially given the way consent is setup, the alleged victim submitted medical reports showing bruising, which is being used to show force was involved.
Dispatch also came into possession of the injury report and photos of A’s injuries — from July 15 — that were submitted as evidence of force, which show bruises on various parts of her body, including her ankle, knee, shoulder, cervical vertebrae, and lower back. The report states that the injuries would take two weeks to heal fully.
Lee Jin Wook’s side disputes that by saying that it was reported two days after the alleged incident. And while I do agree that it’s possible something else happened between then, this exchange of an explanation for the delay is completely on the side of the alleged victim.
A’s side claims that she had never been to the police station, and didn’t know proper procedure. “When she was submitting her complaint, they told her to bring evidence. That was the evening of July 14. Photos were then taken, and the injury report was written on July 15.”
Lee Jin Wook’s side: “There was no telling who started it. It progressed naturally. Lee Jin Wook also was examined for injuries at the police station. There were none to be found on his body. If there had been use of force, A would have resisted. There is not one single nail mark [on Lee Jin Wook’s body].”
It’s always understandable that an alleged victim doesn’t report immediately to the police like they are some kind of robot instead of a human, and it’s especially true if she did go to the police soon after and they told her to come back with evidence. Furthermore, Lee Jin Wook’s argument that he was unhurt isn’t very persuasive considering the whole point is that he allegedly overpowered her and she was likely scared shitless as a result in that scenario.
Again, though, this is an important argument his lawyers are making, because she not only needs to prove that she didn’t want to have sex with him, but that he also used force to detain her or that she tried to get away. A gross way to interpret what is and isn’t rape? Yes, but a reality at the moment as well.
The next point of contention what happened following the alleged assault with a text message exchange. The morning after, the alleged victim sent a text to her friend that introduced her to Lee Jin Wook, which was a link to info about a burger joint.
Explaining why she sent those texts, A’s side said it was a sort of “ice breaker,” because she wanted to ask about Lee Jin Wook’s behavior. “A was frustrated with the situation, so she sent a text to B. She wanted to know if B knew what Lee Jin Wook did, but B’s reaction didn’t indicate that he knew anything, so A didn’t feel the need to continue messaging him.” Meanwhile, Lee Jin Wook’s side claims that the texts are uncharacteristic of someone who has just been a victim of rape, and that it doesn’t make sense that A waited a day to report the assault.
Since I was misunderstood last time, I should clarify that I don’t believe this is odd behavior on her part, but as I previously explained with regards to sexual assault cases and courts judging text messages, it is absolutely relevant to the case itself and could hurt her depending on how the judge sees it.
As far as waiting to file sexual assault charges, even Lee Jin Wook’s side admits it’s probably not about money and they have no idea what she would do this.
A’s side explained how her thought process changed from July 13 to 14, when she filed the complaint for sexual assault. “If A just wanted money, wouldn’t she have immediately gathered evidence? She at least would not have washed the blankets and towels that had bodily fluids on them. She would have gone to the police without showering. Because all of those things are evidence.”
Lee Jin Wook’s side: “We don’t think money is what [A] wants. If it is, she would have contacted the agency. Lee Jin Wook had an extremely good feeling about A, which makes [this situation] harder to believe. We are also curious as to why A changed her mind. They separated on good terms…”
Wait, what? I mean even if you were aware your client is guilty, why would you admit that you basically have no idea why the alleged victim would want to press false charges and that she definitely doesn’t want money, thus refuting the main thing most netizens take Lee Jin Wook’s side with?
Bizarre.
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Dispatch also got both sides to make concluding statements to them, as if they were literally arguing the case in the court of public opinion.
The alleged victim talked about being afraid of all this…
“What do you think a legal battle is like for a civilian going up against a celebrity? They make the victim the assailant. They tend to make [the victim] look like a gold digger. I’m just a normal person. I take the subway to work, and I love my job. That’s why I have no choice but to be more careful. Will I be able to win in a fight with a celebrity? Will my identity be protected? Will there be rumors going around my friends, my family, at work? They say I sued just because he is a celebrity? No. That is the reason why I’m scared.”
…while Lee Jin Wook didn’t offer much of a defense at all.
“A celebrity is extremely careful when starting any sort of relationship with a civilian. Especially these days. Lee Jin Wook felt that A was trustworthy. While it was a short period of time, he thought they were connecting. That’s why he contacted her again. It was A’s house. What if she had domestic CCTV? Or if she had some cameras set up? If a woman says no, it’s impossible to push. Because he’s a public figure, he has no choice but to be more cautious. Because he knows it would be the end.”
What?
There’s no even denial or rebuttal in this from his side, it’s just a bunch of stuff about how he needs to be more careful and how he couldn’t have done it because he’s a celebrity.
Regardless, in court, given how the law is constructed, it’s still an uphill battle for the alleged victim. And yes, I realize that giving shitty public statements doesn’t make you guilty. However, I can’t imagine a worse way to approach this than what Lee Jin Wook’s side have done so far, which is almost borderline admitting to something unsatisfactory happening and defending the alleged victim against the public’s vitriol.
Yikes.
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Prosecution Demands 2-Year Prison Sentence For Woman Who Accused Lee Jin Wook Of Sexual Assault
On October 27, it was revealed that in the false accusation case against the woman who claimed that Lee Jin Wook sexually assaulted her (hereafter referred to as “A”), prosecution has demanded a two-year prison sentence.A previously received a verdict of not guilty; in the appeal trial, which was held today, prosecution asked that the verdict be overturned. Prosecution called witness “B,” who was there the night that Lee Jin Wook and A met. B said that the day the two first met, they engaged in normal conversation, and were even in contact the next day (the day after the alleged sexual assault). According to the witness, Lee Jin Wook also talked to B about how A’s personality was great and that conversation was easy with her.A’s lawyer raised doubts as to the witness’s credibility, and the prosecution demanded a prison sentence of two years for A. A’s lawyer countered, saying A had no motive for making a false accusation; she’s never been wrapped up in a lawsuit or criminal case, and she is not in a situation in which she would need a financial settlement.In her final testimony, A said, “A first sued Lee Jin Wook for sexual assault in July last year, after which Lee Jin Wook countersued for false accusation. A claimed that after dinner with mutual acquaintances, Lee Jin Wook came to her home and sexually assaulted her. Lee Jin Wook then denied, saying that while it is true they engaged in sexual intercourse, it was consensual.The final ruling in the appeal will be made on November 24. Soompi via Naver
Lee Jin-wook Appears as Witness in Sexual Assault Case
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Actor Lee Jin-wook (37) visited the appeals court as a witness for a woman known only as Oh (34) who brought allegations of sexual assault to trial.
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On the 10th, Lee Jin-wook was a witness at Oh’s second trial, which was held at the Seoul Central District Court’s Criminal Appeals Division 2 and presided over by Judge Yoo Woo-cheol. According to Lee Jin-wook’s request, the witness questioning was conducted in private.
Previously, Oh accused Lee of raping her in July of 2016 when they gathered at her house for dinner. Lee counters that “it was sex without force” and countersued her for false charges.
Lee was not charged with rape, but Oh was indicted on charges of Lee’s innocence. Oh was convicted in June of last year, but the prosecution appealed.
However, the first commission said, “There was no proof of crime on the charges” and pronounced Oh not guilty. At the time, the court said, “It is probable that Oh was not actively engaged in sexual intercourse, and there is a good chance that she had intercourse against her will”.
South Korean actor Lee Jin-wook sexual assault case has undergone a big reversal The woman admitted to false accusations
author：World Wide Web 2021-10-27 05:47:47
According to Yonhap News Agency reported on July 26, the sexual assault case of South Korean actor Lee Jin-wook continued to ferment, but after 12 days, there was a reversal, and the woman A admitted that she falsely accused Lee Jin-wook.
On July 14, A appealed that he had been sexually assaulted at Li Zhenyu’s home on the evening of the 12th. Li Jinyu immediately denied it, saying that he had a voluntary relationship after consultation, and filed a counter-lawsuit against A on the 16th. On the 26th, after the Shuixi police in Seoul, South Korea, conducted 4 investigations into A, A admitted that Li Jinyu did not sexually assault.
After A admitted that he had not been sexually assaulted, Li Zhenyu’s suspicion was lifted. At present, the police have also begun to investigate the intention of A woman’s false accusations, and whether there is any monetary benefit exchange behind it.
A appeared in court a total of 4 times, Li Jinyu was also investigated on the 17th, and both were investigated by polygraphs on the 21st. The local police decided to decide whether to apply for detention of Li Zhenyu and A after comprehensively analyzing the statements, evidence and polygraph investigation of Li Zhenyu and A. (Intern Editor: Slippery Nan Reviewer: Li Xiaofei)
Appeals court overturns not-guilty verdict for actor Lee’s accuser
The court said that based on testimonies, there wasn’t sufficient evidence to determine that Oh was coerced into having sex with Lee, and that Lee’s claim that their sex was consensual is “consistent and reasonable.”
‘Actor Lee might have raped his friend’: court
Lee Jin-wook / Korea Times file
By Ko Dong-hwan
A court has ruled in favor of a woman who actor Lee Jin-wook countersued for falsely accusing him of raping her, concluding her claim is not totally groundless.
Seoul Central District Court ruled Wednesday that the woman, identified by the surname Oh, 33, is not guilty because there is not enough evidence.
The pair allegedly had sex in July 2016 when Lee visited her home late at night to install blinds. She offered him a shower and gave him a T-shirt to wear before they had sex.
Oh sued Lee later that month for rape and Lee filed a countersuit for a false accusation. Seoul Suseo police sent the case to prosecutors after an investigation, during which she submitted underwear she claimed she had worn when she had sex with Lee. Police found Lee’s DNA on the underwear.
“The fact that Lee visited Oh’s apartment and that she offered him a shower and gave him the shirt suggest that they had agreed on having sex,” the court said. “However, there is also a possibility that she acted purely on graciousness.”
The court said that Oh consistently insisted during questioning that the sex was not agreed on and that she vividly expressed how shameful she felt afterwards. She could have even felt fear when they had sex soon after Lee came to her home purportedly to install the blinds, the court said.
“Even from Lee’s statements, it appeared he neither asked her whether she agreed to have sex with him nor she consented to that,” the court said. “It is thus plausible that Lee’s false accusation charge does not have any evidence.”
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