Digital Scientific Investigation Institute finds Wanna One's Ha Sung Woon did not curse on broadcast

The Digital Scientific Investigation Institute has found Ha Sung Woon did not curse during Wanna One's controversial, accidental live broadcast. 

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The Wanna One members did make a few inappropriate remarks when they were unaware the broadcast was going live, but it seems the group has fans in high places as the Digital Scientific Investigation Institute (CSI - Law) has stepped in. The institute analyzed the controversial clip of Wanna One's Starlive video in which Ha Sung Woon allegedly stated, "I should swear," "Hand job," and other terms inappropriate for broadcast.

DSII found Ha Sung Woon had actually stated, "We should do it like this," and not, "I should swear beforehand," as well as "answer" instead of "I want a hand job." According to the private company, the swear word was found to have a similar soundwave as other mechanical devices, which indicates the alleged swear could have been background noise.

According to reports, Wanna One fans sent the video clip to the DSII for analysis, and Ha Sung Woon has been found to be innocent of making those comments.