Sad thing is that he'll still have fans who'll defend him no matter what. Truth is, what he did was terrible and he doesn't deserve their love and support.

Let's not blame Seungri's victims for their own sexual assaults on women's day.

Her being there a completely different day rules her out as being that woman. Netizens claiming something without Mr. Kim means that Mr. Kim can't be held accountable for it.

There could be multiple reasons for her not wanting to step up, being threatened or bribed are two of them. It doesn't really matter so much if she comes out now, yes it makes the case much stronger, but they already have enough proof of Mr. Kim not being a perpetrator as they claimed before.

It's been 9 years since i became a VIP,i watched them grow,and to see all of this...seriously disgusting!Seungri shouldn't be allowed to go to the army untill evrything is totally proven,assaulting women,rape,prostitution...he should be punished not running away to the army!

Honour to Whistleblowers! They risk their lifes and well-beings for our sakes and we give them nothing...

And what kind of women are these VIP fans? They defend criminals who sexually assault and maybe even rape other women. and on top of that they rather attacked and shamed the only hero who tried to protect these women and risked his own health for that. I have no words to express my disgust for these obedient oppa-worshippers.

But of course, he doesn't know any of this. He is either a very naive person or you are. Guess what is probably true.

Mr. Kim was assaulted November 24, that thai woman's issue that you're talking about was from December 1, so it doesn't have anything to do with Mr. Kim nor did he make any claims about that.

The problem is that all three of them are involved with the Burning Sun business, one of them even accused as a drug dealer. It's also clear that none of them were around Mr. Kim when he supposedly stopped the VIP customer's "sexual assault" that lead to his own assault. It's also not believable for anyone that he would have been sexually assaulting 3 women before being kicked out. Especially none being a customer, and all them having a high position & contacts at the club.

The thai woman that was dragged out was a video taken out of context brought into this issue by Netizens: "On December 1, 2018 around 1.35AM, an intoxicated woman (Thai) at a VIP table was causing a disturbance through actions such as unsealing alcohol at the table and secretly drinking it, and so actions were taken for her to leave." (https://www.instagram.com/p/BtNzZOrnDnD/)

Yes there's certainly some countries that are more dangerous for journalists then others. I wouldn't say that it's impossible in S.K. though, since even European journalists gets murdered. Victoria Marinova was killed after uncovering corruption with EU money. Daphne Caruana Galizia was killed for her anti-corruption investigations that lead to the Panama Papers. And Jamal Khashoggi was murdered in the most surprising place, an embassy.

Yes, it might be, but it's worrisome that a reporter feel the need to state that killing him won't make the case go away, that another reporter will take over the case if that happens, and danger or threats won't make him give up. Also the part of seniors advising him to back off the case to watch out for himself is worrying.

At least with this message published, he will now be safer. A woman Natacha Jaitt was still murdered by a "drug overdose" just a couple of days ago, after a similar statement: "I am not going to commit suicide, I am not going to take too much cocaine and drown in a bath, or shoot myself. So if this happens, it wasn't me. Save this Tweet," She exposed a pedophile ring in Argentina that high-profile sports and entertainment personalities were part of.