Singer Jessi, cleared of suspicion of ”bystander fan assault” - one month after debut 19th anniversary, reveals her feelings: ”Life is a rollercoaster”... Will she make a comeback?

Singer Jessi celebrated the 19th anniversary of her debut and expressed her gratitude to her fans, raising interest in her future endeavors.
On the 1st, Jessi shared her thoughts on the 19th anniversary of her debut through her SNS story.
In a lengthy comment posted in English, Jessi wrote to her fans, "I can't believe 19 years have passed.
Thank you for being with me on this journey. Your constant support throughout the ups and downs of my career has meant everything to me. I wouldn't be here without you all."
"Life is a journey," she said, "We've been on this rollercoaster together on this unpredictable road. I'm so grateful that you've all been by my side.
The little girl who came to Korea and began this journey has now grown into a grown woman who has made it big in this industry," she said. "Your trust has been a great source of strength. I hope that you will continue to support me as I pursue my dreams."
I hope I have inspired others to not feel afraid and to never give up on their goals." Jessi was photographed at the Apgujeong Shopping Mall in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the early morning of September 29th.
According to police, the victim, who is a minor, said she was a fan of Jessi and asked to take a photo, but was approached by a man in Jessi's group.
When suspicions arose that she had not taken any proactive measures and had simply stood by and watched, Jessi posted a comment on her social media account apologizing to the victim.
He explained that the incident was committed by someone he had never met before, saying, "I was confused by the sudden situation and was not able to be considerate of my fans. Regardless of the circumstances, I cannot accept that my fans should be subjected to such an unexpected attack."
I deeply regret the harm that was caused and feel morally responsible for it." Jessi then terminated her management office and exclusive contract, and went to the police to investigate the incident.
After that, she confessed that she had been the victim of serious, malicious comments, pleaded with them to stop, and then issued a second apology, settling the situation.
"I have regretted my actions thousands, tens of thousands of times. I wish I could go back to that time," he said. "I know very well that I cannot be forgiven with just one word. But even now, I want to correct my mistakes and help the victims recover.
Recently, the police decided not to indict Jessi on charges of blackmail and harboring a criminal and evading prosecution.
"We have determined that there are no circumstances suggesting that he was intimidated or that he helped the perpetrator escape, and therefore we have decided not to indict him."