Hwang Jung-min Accuser Faces 10 Million KRW (about 7,500 USD) Fine, Abruptly Deletes social media and Vanishes

The personal account of an individual making claims about actor Hwang Jung-min's private life has disappeared, reports MHN's Kim Hae-seul.

As of the morning of the 13th, the accuser's personal account is inaccessible, displaying an error message stating, "This page is not available."

The accuser, known as "A," had been consistently posting about Hwang Jung-min's private life. Despite facing charges for violating the Stalking Punishment Act, A continued to express their stance, even sharing additional posts on the day of the trial, March 11th.

During the sentencing hearing on the 11th at the Goyang branch of the district court, presided over by Judge Kim Young-ah, prosecutors requested a 10 million KRW (about 7,500 USD) fine and mandated completion of a stalking treatment program for A.

In their final statement, A partially acknowledged their actions but contested the stalking charges. "I won't claim that everything I've done over the past two years was right," A stated, adding, "There's a significant difference between having moments of emotional weakness where I behaved inappropriately and being labeled a stalker who unilaterally pursued someone for two years." The court is set to deliver its verdict on A's case at 10 a.m. on the 8th of next month.

Separately, A has filed a lawsuit against Hwang Jung-min, seeking approximately 200 million KRW (about 150,000 USD) in damages.

The exact circumstances surrounding the disappearance of A's personal account remain unconfirmed at this time.