ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin explains affair: ”All evidence of HYBE is illegally obtained”

ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin has explained the affair. On the 19th, Min Hee-jin released an official press release to explain the Naver Dunamu case and the KakaoTalk content issue.
In particular, Min Hee-jin said, "We went through all these processes together, which were painful, difficult, fun, and difficult, and I feel like NewJeans and I are a family."
But I think we have become united in a way that is different from a simple family relationship. So, no matter what you think about my relationship with NewJeans, it is much more than that.
"I can only explain it like that," he continued. "Right after I was attacked with the collected KakaoTalk conversations, the members all sent me messages of consolation. It wasn't just messages of consolation.
The messages were filled with love and comfort. The messages continued until the morning of the next day. The reason I cried out loud was not because I had been misunderstood and spoken ill of by strangers, but because I was in this situation.
It was a pity that everyone had to go through such a terrible experience. It is unfortunate that some people behave in a way that shows their intentions clearly, but that is not incitement.
I think it is a problem of those who accept it, not a fault of those who accept it. However, if you give any thought to "NewJeans," what you can do is to prevent this unthinkable situation.
I hope that the members will do their best to avoid being involved in such troublesome matters." He also said, "I received HYBE when I joined the company and used it, but I reset it and it has been in use for two years.
Before the audit, they conducted a "pre-forensic audit without my consent" on my laptop, which I had returned years ago, and peeked at my personal privacy, shared it with each other, and included it in the audit documents. This happened before ADOR was established.
What is the relevance of this to the audit? Furthermore, while clearly knowing that dozens of reporters were in open court, they did not make any legal claims and instead selected only a portion of private conversations.
"I heard that he recited the words in a provocative manner. I wasn't in the courtroom at the time, so I only heard about it later, and it's creepy that someone could go to such lengths to infringe on someone's privacy and reputation."
"He made my personal history before the establishment of ADOR publicly available, took the vice-president's laptop without permission to find material to attack me, and made all sorts of comments about criminal liability.
He threatened and bribed the vice president while in the dark. He also pressured ADOR staff, entered their homes late at night, demanded their personal cell phones, and engaged in unrelated private conversations.
"They even collected and leaked the information. They distributed articles saying that they would protect their staff even after engaging in such unreasonable and barbaric acts. I am curious about the true intentions of the audit."
ADOR CEO Min Hee-jin and HYBE have been engaged in a long-running feud.