Is the perpetrator's sister an actress currently filming a TV series? ... Speculation continues after revelation by family of ”Busan woman's death”

Ex of a woman in her 20s who fell to her death from an officetel (a rental studio apartment-like room) in Busan is causing a stir after it was discovered that he is the brother of a current actress.

　The poster, who revealed that he is the bereaved family of the victim, posted a text on an online community on the 16th of this month titled, "I am the bereaved family of the 13-hour call bell incident in which a woman in her 20s fell to her death in Busan Office Tell," and wrote, "The bereaved family is suffering in deep despair with tears and sighs everyday, without eating, and the perpetrator is still in the midst of the investigation. The victim's sister is living an ordinary life and filming a drama."

　Since the publication of this content, speculation has continued as to who the victim's ex-lover's sister is.

　A was in a relationship with B from August to October last year, during which time A repeatedly threatened B. When B broke up with A on December 9th, A allegedly stalked B by knocking on his front door and contacting them for about 17 hours.

　B died on January 7th, one month after breaking up with A. However, A was the first witness to the incident and a 119 caller who was known to have been with B. A stated that B fell from the ninth floor after A had left after an argument.

　The family members of the victim stated that they "judge that the victim's death was caused by A's daily assaults and direct assaults, including coercion to commit suicide, threats, and stalking," and claimed that "the perpetrator still shows no signs of remorse or even a word of apology, and denies all allegations despite ample evidence."

　"Stalking is a serious crime, and the risk of its recurrence is very high," they added. "I hope that you will take an interest in making sure that the punishment is carried out properly to prevent another victim. We desperately need your help so that the investigative agencies can conduct a thorough investigation."