YouTuber who slandered Jang Won Young (IVE), ”Escape from the Otaku Camp”, still not regretting? ... This time he claims it was ”playing the media”

A YouTuber who slandered IVE member Jang Won Young, "Escape from the Otaku Camp," has now claimed that it was a "media play by the prosecution."
On the morning of the 19th, the Seoul Central District Court 50Exclusive announced that Starship Entertainment filed a lawsuit against Mr. A, the operator of the YouTube channel "Escape from Otaku Camp," for damages.
The third hearing of the lawsuit was held. On the same day, the attorneys for both sides attended, and Mr. A's lawyer stated, "The plaintiff's side has been so strict with the prosecution's press resources that it can be considered as an announcement of the suspected facts in this case.
The police submitted the money as evidence. They requested a warrant to arrest the defendant, but it was rejected. They requested it again, but it was indictment without detention. I don't know what their intention is, but it seems like they're playing the media game.
In response, Starship Entertainment said, "We did not submit it separately," and added, "The documents distributed by the prosecution were not presented as sufficient evidence.
Currently, Starship Entertainment and A are in a lawsuit seeking damages. A has been running an "anti-otaku camp" since 2021 and has been
He was accused of slandering Wonyoung and spreading false facts. In response, Jang Won Young began arresting Mr. A. Starship Entertainment has a branch overseas.
After requesting personal information from Google, the company in which Mr. A works, four times, Mr. A was able to obtain his personal information, and Mr. A deleted his channel and apologized.
However, Mr. A, who has already slandered and hurt many stars, is not easily forgiven.
It was difficult to reach an agreement. Jang Won Young teased that he would take strong action without any leniency or agreement, and filed a lawsuit against A for damages, which was ruled in favor of the plaintiff.
Mr. A filed an appeal, and the legal battle dragged on. During the appeal process, the case was referred to mediation, but no agreement was reached.
The first hearing date for the appeal trial of the lawsuit seeking damages against Mr. A of "Escape from Otaku Detention Center" has been set for September 4th.