Concerns have arisen surrounding the remarriage partner of a former girl group member, indicating that he may be identified as 'the Second Jun Chung Jo*,' raising suspicions of fraudulent activities.

Wikitree recently published an article covering a post from Nate Pann, dated December 12. The post titled 'The Second Jun Chung Jo, who is the future husband of a girl group member,' quickly captured the attention of readers.

The poster shared their unease, explaining, "I'm concerned that the 'second Jun Chung Jo' incident might unfold, prompting me to share this post. Recently, girl group member A, amid a divorce lawsuit, surprised everyone by announcing her upcoming remarriage with boyfriend B, which left me utterly shocked." The author went on to assert, "B presented himself as a writer; however, he's a person who was recently released from prison. To my knowledge, he has a criminal history involving fraud and sexual crimes, and there are numerous instances of assault, defamation, and other offenses."

Continuing, the author revealed, "There are several cases where he manipulated and coerced victims into canceling their lawsuits. I am one of his many victims." Expanding on the matter, the author added, "B's history involves a divorce and reports of assaulting his wife. Subsequently, he engaged in deceiving and extorting money from multiple women, resorting even to stealing mobile phones for loans. Shockingly, he unlawfully recorded intimate sounds and took illicit videos of women's private moments. Fearing exposure of his illicit activities, he resorted to violent actions."

The poster added, "He uses the same scheme every time the police arrive, and he claims to be the victim. After gathering statements from the victims, they all say similar things. The victims are going through tremendous trauma. Some victims find it so difficult that they won't hesitate to file lawsuits if they don't need to encounter B." The poster claimed, "There's an issue with defamation so I won't reveal their name(s) but I wonder if he lives a carefree life thinking his atrocities won't be revealed."

The author also provided a detailed description of B. The author said, "B is the prime example of someone who has the Ripley Syndrome. He elicited sympathy from emotionally vulnerable women who had experienced the pain of divorce or had depressive emotions." The author clarified, "Of course, he didn't conspire to commit fraud collectively like Jun Chung Jo, but he took advantage of women through lies for his own benefit. He threatened to kill himself if they exposed him. He spread false information on social media and coerced victims into canceling their lawsuits."

In conclusion, the author expressed their hope that no more individuals fall victim to the situation. They declared, "Though I've decided to speak out, witnessing other victims who are afraid to confront B in court is truly disheartening." The author further concluded, "It appears A was not cheating on her husband with B. To the best of my knowledge, he was released (from prison) just two months ago. An individual who appeared beyond redemption is now out, once again embroiled in deceitful activities. The motive behind telling such intolerable lies eludes me entirely. My sincere wish is that he faces the consequences he deserves."

Netizens who saw this responded with comments like, "Is this about the idol who had an article about her marriage recently?", "Did she announce her remarriage after meeting him just two months ago?", "I'm shocked because the man's appearance is not good at all," "Looking at the man's social media, he hasn't posted anything for two years," "If this is true, it's shocking," and "The idol in question, please run away now if you can."

* For those unfamiliar with the reference to Jun Chung Jo, here is a summary: She was recently in a relationship with South Korean Olympic fencer Nam Hyun Hee and became embroiled in a major controversy. Initially portrayed as a wealthy chaebol heir and equestrian athlete, Jun Chung Jo was later exposed for engaging in extensive fraudulent activities, defrauding multiple victims of around 1.9 billion KRW (approximately 1.42 million USD). These scams involved identity misrepresentation, with Jun Chung Jo alternating between posing as a man and a woman and falsely claiming chaebol lineage to deceive victims. Chung Jo's criminal history includes over ten fraud convictions or charges and a previous imprisonment of two years and three months. The situation further intensified after their breakup, leading to Jun Chung Jo's arrest for stalking Nam Hyun Hee upon the revelation of her deceitful past.