”The deceased would not have wanted this” - Popular YouTuber Oh Yohanna, who left a suicide note citing workplace bullying, faces backlash for ”explanation on her behalf” to senior newscaster

YouTuber illzuata (real name: Kim Juyeon) faced backlash after defending Kim HA YOUNG, a weather forecaster who was a senior to the late Oh Yohanna.
On the 28th of last month, when allegations were raised that the late Oh Yo-hanna had been a victim of workplace bullying while she was a weather anchor at MBC,
On the social media of her fellow weather anchor Kim Ga-young, she posted a comment defending her, saying, "(Kim) Ga-young unnie was very upset at the time about the fact that she was unable to protect Oh Yo-han."
Illzuata continued, "I once worked out with Oh Yohanna, and when I met her, she told me to go out with her.
He spoke from the bottom of his heart, saying that he loves Ng unnie and that she is a senior he can rely on," and added, "I'm sure Oh Yohan would never want such a comment to be made here.
I know it may be nosy, but I am worried about Gayoung unnie, and although we only had a short relationship, I would like to leave a comment to pray for the repose of Oh Yo Anna's soul."
However, recently, as the allegations of misconduct by MBC weather presenters spread, a third party, illzuata, spoke poorly.
MBC has also announced that it will begin a full-scale investigation, but Illzuata, who does not know the specific circumstances surrounding the incident, said that he had taken the deceased's wishes into account at the time.
The sad news of the death of Oh Yoanna at the age of 28 in September of last year was soon announced.
Dear reported that the deceased's suicide note contained allegations from two specific weather anchors that she had been the victim of workplace bullying. Some MBC insiders were also aware of this fact.
In response to this, MBC stated that they had never notified the deceased about the bullying at the company, and that "they had not officially reported their grievances or made any other complaints."
"If the company had notified the responsible managers of the damage, even if only slightly, it would have naturally conducted a thorough investigation," he said.
"We also express concern about the efforts of forces seeking to turn the issue into a further step in an attempt to shake up MBC," the company said, adding that it was ready to launch a new investigation if requested by the families of the deceased.
Nevertheless, the problem did not subside. The family of the late Oh Yohanna filed a lawsuit against her co-workers for damages for workplace bullying.
As the search for the perpetrators continues, one anonymous netizen has requested Seoul Mapo Police Station and the Ministry of Employment and Labor to investigate the MBC president, department head, and two fellow weather anchors who were named as the perpetrators.
MBC announced on the 31st of last month that it had decided to form a fact-finding committee, saying, "We will provide the committee with all the preliminary investigation materials that we have secured so far, and we will work to ensure that the truth is investigated smoothly and promptly."
"We will provide maximum support so that the truth of the matter can be uncovered," he added.
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