Korean netizens don't surprise me anymore

EDIT: Well he is defo guilty, he confessed. This is what I wait for though... actual proof of guilt. Now he can get the help he needs and so can she. They defo need to repay their debt to society and jail time will give them time to reflect on their actions. However I stand by all my previous statements about scepticism and researching plus reserving judgment until verified proof is offered. If you want further proof that media fueled hysteria is harmful look at the Sam Shepherd case in America. It's the real line case that the movie The Fugitive was based on. An innocent man was convicted in the media and public opinion.

This is disgusting. I believe he might be fighting drug addiction but it is also possible for typical prescribed medications to cause a false positive in a drug test. I once tested positive for opium (no idea how to even find opium or if it is even a common drug anymore) because I ate an everything bagel 2 days before the test. I also have to bring my prescription information to and drug test for my work because my medication for ADHD makes me test positive for methamphetamine (certain cold and allergies medicines do as well) also anti depressant and anti anxiety medications can cause false positives. So before jumping to a conclusion let's wait for the results of the investigation and let's hope that the girls powerful family doesn't turn him into a scapegoat. If he is addicted to drugs and has broken the laws to obtain and use drugs lets hope that he recieves treatment while serving his sentence so he can come away as a productive member of society. But faking pictures to prove a possible false or flawed narrative is a disgusting act that should be universally shamed. This is someones life and faking so called evidence to prove your narrative and personal beliefs about the situation is disturbing behavior that needs to be addressed.