Singer Lee Hyori who is a passionate animal rights activist publicly reacted to the 'Devil Equus' incident on Twitter, causing the alleged driver of the sedan to come forward and threaten to sue her for defamation of character. However, recently Hyori spoke directly with the driver, who claimed he never made such threats.

On April 25th, Hyori wrote via her official Twitter page, "Spoke with the driver of the Equus over the phone. He said exactly what was previously stated by the police, and expressed his sorrow and regret for the dog that passed. He also told me that because he is computer-illiterate, he did not know what was going on on the internet."

She continued, "I asked if he saw my tweet and his response seemed to suggest that he did not even know what Twitter was. He also further revealed that he had not made any posts online, and it was not him who made the calls to our company with threats to take legal action. He took a few days off to go golfing, and said that he was a fan of mine."

It's good to hear that this has all been resolved, and that Hyori will not be going to court after all.

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