It had already been an issue that drew a clear line once, but the arrows are once again pointing at Jun Hyun-moo.
Broadcaster Jun Hyun-moo's name has resurfaced after A, known as "Jusa Imo," who is accused of illegal medical procedures, made attacking remarks. Jun Hyun-moo had already strongly denied past involvement over a broadcast scene years ago by even releasing his personal medical records.
The origin of the incident dates back to December of last year. During the process in which Park Na-rae's former managers exposed allegations of abusive behavior, A's existence came to light, and A began to be called "Jusa Imo" amid allegations that he performed medical procedures on celebrities without a domestic medical license. The allegations then spread throughout the entertainment industry and became known as the so-called "Jusa Imo gate."
In the process, celebrities who were friends with Park Na-rae or mentioned together on broadcasts were repeatedly swept up in allegations. Some, such as Ki and Ipjap-eun Haetnim, issued direct explanations or suspended activities, and Jun Hyun-moo also became the center of suspicion when a scene of an IV infusion from the past variety show I Live Alone was brought up again.
Jun Hyun-moo explained the controversy by saying it "was part of a legitimate treatment process exposed on broadcast based on a doctor's judgment," and furthermore released a copy of his medical record from nine years ago. He revealed the details of antibiotic and anti-inflammatory treatments as well as potentially sensitive prescription contents, clearly noting that he "is not related to Jusa Imo." It was evaluated as an extreme measure that even set aside his pride as a man, and after that the controversy seemed to settle for the time being.
Nonetheless, the situation reignited when A recently posted what appeared to be an attack on Jun Hyun-moo. Earlier, Jun Hyun-moo's side had repeatedly denied any connection with A. However, as the person's repeated mentions have caused the suspicions to spread again, some observers say the possibility of additional legal action cannot be ruled out.
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