Truth Revealed? Song Ha-yoon School Violence Accuser Sent to Prosecution
The ongoing legal battle surrounding the shocking Song Ha-yoon school violence allegations has taken a dramatic turn, potentially clearing the actress’s name. According to an exclusive report by OSEN on June 25, local police have officially forwarded the original accuser, referred to as “A,” to the prosecution with a recommendation for indictment on charges of defamation, business obstruction, and blackmail.
This major development marks a critical turning point for the Marry My Husband star, who was forced to completely halt her entertainment career after the severe bullying rumors went viral online.
From Viral Bullying Allegations to a Fierce Legal Battle
The public controversy initially erupted in April 2024, when “A” appeared on JTBC’s current affairs program Scandal Supervisor to level serious accusations against the actress. “A” claimed that back in 2004, during their high school years, Song called them out and repeatedly slapped their face for nearly 90 minutes without a clear reason. Furthermore, the accuser alleged that Song was eventually forced to transfer schools due to her involvement in a separate collective assault incident right before graduation.
Song strongly denied all the claims from the beginning, stating through her agency that she had absolutely no acquaintance with the accuser and that the Song Ha-yoon school violence rumors were entirely fabricated. However, due to the intense public backlash, her thriving acting career ground to a sudden halt.
Overturning the Initial Dismissal and the Prosecution Forwarding
Refusing to back down, Song took strict legal action by filing a formal lawsuit against “A” for malicious defamation and intimidation. Initially, the police issued a non-forwarding decision in February, temporarily halting the investigation. Song’s legal team immediately filed an official objection, demanding a deeper look into the matter.
Following a rigorous supplementary investigation, the police completely reversed their stance. On March 19, the authorities concluded that there was sufficient evidence against the informant, officially forwarding “A” to the prosecution.
Song’s legal representative, Law Firm Jieum, strongly clarified the current situation to clear up any media confusion. “Some recent articles are misleadingly based only on the past non-forwarding decision,” the legal team stated. “After a thorough reinvestigation, the suspect’s charges of defamation, blackmail, and business obstruction were all recognized, which is why the case was sent to the prosecution with an indictment opinion.”
What Lies Ahead for the K-Drama Actress?
The latest update in the Song Ha-yoon school violence investigation offers a glimmer of hope for the actress and her supporters. While the public’s opinion remains cautious, the court’s upcoming final ruling will ultimately decide whether Song can successfully repair her damaged reputation and make a triumphant return to the K-drama scene.
