Comedian Jo Se Ho's accuser has spoken up once again in response to reports of his speedy return to activities.
Earlier this week, it was confirmed that Jo Se Ho would participate as planned in season 4 of the Netflix variety series, 'Screwballs'. In response, the accuser who first raised allegations of the comedian's affiliation with a leading member of a criminal organization once again came forward with additional claims and photos.
According to accuser 'A', "Jo Se Ho became acquainted with 'B', one of the leaders of an illegal gambling site, through several drinking gatherings. 'B's organization oversees large-scale money laundering operations in South Korea."
'A' further stated, "'B's money laundering operations occur through a made-up brand that sells handmade accessories." The accuser then claimed that Jo Se Ho was frequently seen wearing accessories made by this brand.
Contrary to Jo Se Ho's remarks that he did not engage in any kind of illegal activities nor did he receive any monetary gifts from 'B', 'A' alleged that Jo Se Ho had in fact not only known about 'B's operations, but also benefited monetarily and materially, such as through luxury gifts. In a set of photos revealed by 'A' along with the above accusations, Jo Se Ho was seen embracing a figure believed to be 'B' in one photo, and posing for a friendly snapshot with 'B' in another.
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