On October 2, It was reported that the Seoul Metropolitan Police conducted more search and seizure orders on entertainment companies which were involved with not only Mnet's 'Produce X 101', but also 'Produce 48'.
According to reports, police have not only searched MBK Entertainment, Starship Entertainment, and, Woollim Entertainment for evidence of vote-rigging during 'Produce X 101', but they've also searched numerous other companies of former 'Produce 48' contestants after extending vote-rigging allegations to all of Mnet's idol survival programs. However, the Seoul Metropolitan Police will not disclose the companies that participated in 'Produce 48' which were part of their search and seizure order.
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"[+58, -0] The point of the matter now is whether the kids knew whether all of this was going on. Whether they knew that they were going to make it in the debut team all along, or whether it was kept a secret between the agencies and the show.. because if the kids knew too, it's over for them as well."
honestly, this is so true
"[+416, -4] Who's going to compensate the kids who were supposed to make it in but got eliminated?"
its true that at this point they cant add in new members to the group but at least punish every person who participated, if they have to investigate the other shows, good. not only they played with the dreams of these young people but they played with the public and did steal their money
[+1,440, -5] Check if they actually donated some of the money to charity like they claimed, too. To where? How much? Anyone know? They took 10 cents out of every vote for charity which means I technically donated too so I have a right to know where that money went.
[+7,247, -42] Release all the actual votes
[+5,250, -80] Please be transparent and release everything from seasons 1 through 4