“Setup Or Rape?” Dispatch Reveals Full Story On BLACKPINK Jisoo’s Brother And BJ Scandal
Recently, Dispatch investigated the allegations of sexual assault against a BJ and a top star’s older brother. The suspect “A” is the older brother of BLACKPINK’s Jisoo, while the victim “B” is an active BJ.
First, the legal representatives of A and B revealed where the two sides’ statements coincided.
What Doesn’t Change: The Meal Date
“A” logged into SOOP (formerly AfreecaTV) and entered “B”’s personal broadcast by chance. He sent 35,000 star balloons, worth about 3,500,000 KRW ($~2,375.50 USD). “A” won a dinner date with the BJ and met up on April 15 at a restaurant in Cheongdam-dong. They entered at 6:30 PM and left at 10 PM.
The meal date led to a second round, where they headed to “A”’s house. “B” explained her reason for following him home, “He was gentle (during the dinner) and didn’t even engage in physical contact.”
“A” ordered delivery food while in the taxi, and the two ate a late-night snack and drank alcohol. Then, they moved to the sofa and turned on the TV. The two sides’ memories matched up to this point. The problem was what happened after moving to the sofa.
Conflicting Memories: Master Bedroom
Kitchen->dining table->living room->sofa->master bedroom->bed. The movement paths recalled by both parties matched. However, the order of movement was where they clashed.
First is the memory recalled by “A”.
The woman got up from the sofa and went to the bedroom. She went to the bed first alone. Naturally, I took it as a green light.
— “A”
However, “B” stated that it was his misunderstanding.
‘A’ said he was sleepy because he had taken Zolpidem. So I grabbed his wrist and dragged him to the bed so he could go to sleep quickly, and I could go home. I also had to do a live stream reviewing the meal date.
— “B”
Why did the man emphasize the order of movement? According to “A”, it was because of “seduction.”
It’s a house where a man lives alone, but a woman went into the master bedroom by herself. How should this be interpreted? Did she do it to put me to sleep? Nothing was detected in the police’s preliminary drug test.
— “A”
However, “B” stated that it was a “characteristic of a BJ’s profession” and that there was “nothing strange about the behavior at all.”
“A” is a big spender, so I couldn’t just leave him alone. I had to make a good impression, so since he said he was sleepy, I took him to his room to put him to sleep quickly and get home.
— “B”
Conflicting Claims: The Act
Sexual offenses originate from sexual acts accompanied by assault or threats. They are classified as “rape” depending on whether sexual intercourse occurred, and “indecent assault” depending on whether physical contact took place.
Then what exactly happened between these two? The man denied it, stating it was nothing more than an attempt, while the woman said the act actually occurred.
The woman was sitting at the edge of the bed. I hugged her and asked her to sleep with me. It naturally led to physical contact. But right then (redacted).
— “A”
The woman’s side was completely different.
I was sitting on the bed trying to put him to sleep. But he kept pulling me in, insisting we sleep together. I was shocked, so I tried to get up, but he pushed me back down on the bed.
— “B”
During the investigation process, “B” changed A’s charge to “rape.”
He pulled me in by force. He also forcibly removed my pants, and when I resisted, he pinned me down and attempted to have intercourse. At that moment I…
— “B”
Conflicting Claims: Consent
The main requirement constituting a sexual offense is the other party’s consent. Whether it was voluntary or forced against one’s will serves as the criterion for determining whether a sexual offense has occurred.
The two parties stated completely different claims regarding this matter.
“A” stated, “She didn’t refuse at all. The process was natural. I could have stopped at any time she wanted to.”
He then brought up “that moment” (mentioned earlier).
I lowered my pants while in physical contact. She then looked for the restroom and said she would wash up. We each went to the restroom to wash.
— “B”
However, “B” stated, “He came at me aggressively, and although I firmly refused, it was no use. I wanted to get out of that situation, so I made an excuse that we should wash up first.”
Conflicting Claims: Bathroom 1
The police investigation has begun. As of now, the situation consists only of the statements from both parties. The man requested a chance to refute the woman’s claims through Dispatch. The woman did the same.
Are you saying I forced her to have sex? If that’s true, I shouldn’t even have washed up in the bathroom. Since I need to preserve the evidence (of the rape). The woman’s story doesn’t add up.
— “A”
Why did I wash up? I felt like they would suspect me otherwise. I thought they would interrogate me about why I went to the bathroom. I was actually buying time to report it while washing up.
— “B”
Dispatch confirmed the KakaoTalk messages “B” sent ot the manager in the bathroom.
B: Save me, please. Something big has happened.
Manager: Why?? Call me.
B: I…
Manager: What?
B: I went to this b*stard’s house, and I think I am going to be raped.
You’re saying I washed up because I wanted to? Then there would have been no need for me to call my manager. The manager received my message and immediately reported it to the police.
— “B”
Conflicting Claims: Setup
The man stated that this was a crime of the woman’s “setup.”
If the woman had refused, I wouldn’t have even started. I didn’t force her, nor did she resist. There is absolutely no reason for me to do it by force.
He also claimed that this was all planned by BJ’s crew. He revealed three grounds for this: 1.) They knew his true identity, 2.) She continued to show interest, 3.) She can stop at any time.
However, the woman refuted the claims.
He claimed to be a businessman who sold a famous shopping mall. I searched his KakaoTalk profile pictures, and he turned out to be Jisoo’s brother. That’s how I found out. The person who suggested going to his house was him. I followed because he promised not to engage in physical contact. I asked him to stop several times. The bottom half of my clothes was off, so I couldn’t go home. He was in front of the bathroom, so I couldn’t leave either.
Conflicting Claims: Bathroom 2
The positions regarding the restroom were also severely divided.
The first time I went to the bathroom, I asked my manager for help. I stalled for time by asking for body wash. I couldn’t stay in there for too long. I was scared he might suspect me.
— “B:
“B” came out of the restroom at 11:53 PM. That is when “A”s charge(?) began.
He was waiting for me in front of the bathroom door. As soon as I came out, he took off my shirt and started kissing my neck. He kissed my neck and mouth. I fled to the bathroom, saying I was going to brush my teeth. I sent a video of the hickey on my neck to the manager and asked for a second round of help.
— “B:
However, “A” refuted the claims.
This is why the rape claim is even stranger. I didn’t stop her. I stopped when she told me to, and I let her go when she said she was going to the bathroom. She could have just gone home.
— “A”
Conflicting Claims: Timeline
This is the timeline of that day in that house.
1st incident: 23:30-23:42
Bathroom (first): 23:42-23:53
2nd incident: 23:53-23:59
Bathroom (second): 23:59-12:04
Police dispatched: 12:12
The woman stated, “I struggled to break free from the man’s oppression. In the process, I gained bruises, and I also submitted a medical certificate of injury.”
Attorney Lee Min Hyung stated, “She told him to stop many times, but he said he couldn’t. If this were a crime for money, she wouldn’t have reported it to the police. I hope the secondary victimization stops.”
“A”, shaking his head, stated, “My house has two bathrooms. She could have just left while I was washing up. She did what she wanted; I never stopped her.”
The tension is strong, with neither side willing to give in. The woman has held the man responsible for sexual assault. The man plans to counter with charges of false accusation. What is the truth of this day? Someone is lying.
