Hwang Ui-jo Says He “believes“...but His Brother-in-law Found Evidence Destroyed
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The brother-in-law of South Korean international striker Hwang Eui-jo (Norwich City), who is suspected of distributing videos of his private life, has been found to have tried to destroy evidence.
Mr. A, who is known as 'Hwang Ui-jo's ex-lover', turned out to be Hwang Ui-jo's biological brother. In June, Mr. A claimed to be Hwang Ui-jo's ex-lover on social media and posted a post claiming that Hwang Ui-jo had been in a relationship with multiple women and caused them harm.
During the police investigation, he reportedly claimed that "his phone was hacked and someone else distributed it." 토토
"Currently, Hwang Ui-jo and his family believe in his brother's innocence, and he and his brother are still committed to him, prioritizing his safety," Hwang Ui-jo said in a statement on the 23rd.
"His brother and brother-in-law have been living with him in his foreign accommodation and supporting him in all aspects of his non-football life, including meals and other daily needs, and they have no motive to slander him." "Furthermore, all of his income is managed by his parents, so it is clear that the allegations of a financial dispute between the brothers or an affair with his brother-in-law are completely untrue," the statement continued.
Meanwhile, according to a report by SBS on the 24th, an examination of Mr. A's internet search history revealed that words related to the crime, such as 'forensics' and 'IP location tracking', were searched for at the time of the threats against Hwang Ui-jo.
He also reportedly wiped his phone in front of the police during the investigation, which the police viewed as an attempt to destroy evidence.
"We are paying attention to the possibility that the video distribution and threats are not the work of the same person, and we are suspicious of the probability that it is the work of professional and organized people," said Hwang Eui-jo.
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