The man who was recently sentenced for sending AOA's Seolhyun constant sexual content has been revealed to be suffering from mental health issues.
According to Yonhap News on October 24, " The defendant has multiple offenses, and the lewdness of his sexual messages is extremely serious. The victims felt a high amount of fear, outrage, sexual humiliation, and horror. Though the defendant declared he was reflecting on his actions, it's doubtful whether or not he's really apologetic if you go over the messages he sent after he discovered he was being taken to court."
Judge Son ordered perpetrator A to 40 hours of sexual violence therapy and recommended a ban from working around minors for 5 years. As previously reported, A was placed on probation for 2 years, and if he commits an additional felony, he will have to serve 6 months in prison.
Perpetrator A is said to have sent Seolhyun at least 43 direct messages of a sexual nature through Instagram, including lewd media. Police investigation found he was currently suffering from schizoaffective disorder, and the judge commented, "It seems suffering from schizoaffective disorder had some influence on the crimes."
According to Yonhap News on October 24, " The defendant has multiple offenses, and the lewdness of his sexual messages is extremely serious. The victims felt a high amount of fear, outrage, sexual humiliation, and horror. Though the defendant declared he was reflecting on his actions, it's doubtful whether or not he's really apologetic if you go over the messages he sent after he discovered he was being taken to court."
Judge Son ordered perpetrator A to 40 hours of sexual violence therapy and recommended a ban from working around minors for 5 years. As previously reported, A was placed on probation for 2 years, and if he commits an additional felony, he will have to serve 6 months in prison.
Perpetrator A is said to have sent Seolhyun at least 43 direct messages of a sexual nature through Instagram, including lewd media. Police investigation found he was currently suffering from schizoaffective disorder, and the judge commented, "It seems suffering from schizoaffective disorder had some influence on the crimes."
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Well duh... Anyone who does something like that isn't normal.
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