The so-called 'Injection Aunt' A, who is at the center of allegations of illegal medical practices by celebrities, has come forward to express her grievances and fully refute the claims immediately after the SBS broadcast of 'That Which I Want to Know' (hereinafter referred to as 'That').
On the 25th, A posted a lengthy statement on her personal channel, strongly criticizing the broadcast for dealing only with gossip without facts. She pointed out that the broadcast was merely a continuation of the previously aired 'Curious Story Y' and questioned the production team's reporting methods.
"Husband Interview Edited... I Was Edited by the Devil"
In her statement, A claimed that the production team used hidden cameras and distorted the interview content. She pointed out, "Despite my request not to edit the conversation with my husband as if it were an interview, they ignored it and did 'devil's editing.'" She also criticized that even though the informant was not a plastic surgeon, they labeled him as a 'doctor' in the subtitles, causing confusion for viewers.
"Attempted Extreme Choice... The Production Team is a Murderer" Indignant
In particular, A expressed the mental pain she experienced during the reporting process and revealed shocking facts. She stated, "On January 1st, due to the shock, I attempted an extreme choice," and reacted angrily, saying, "The production team, who ignored the request of someone who barely survived, under the pretext of 'the right to know,' is no different from a murderer." She also emphasized that her husband's suicide note was used in the broadcast.
"CRPS Patient Getting Injections? Nonsense"
She actively clarified the allegations related to her health condition. A emphasized that she is a patient with 'Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)' and expressed her anger that the broadcast portrayed her, who has been diagnosed with an incurable disease and permanent disability, as a 'normal person.' To prove this, she publicly released medical documents showing her diagnoses of panic disorder and CRPS, asserting her innocence.
Earlier, on the 24th, 'That' aired an in-depth report on the identity of the Injection Aunt and allegations of illegal medical practices. At that time, A's side claimed that she could not receive injections due to not being able to use her hands, but the production team raised suspicions based on testimonies from acquaintances that she showed no signs of pain.
As A has taken a strong stance by releasing her suicide note and medical certificate, the truth battle surrounding the allegations of illegal medical practices is expected to enter a new phase.
Below is A's Full Statement
"That Which I Want to Know" ultimately has no facts and is just gossip...
an upgraded version of "Curious Y"...
I clearly told them not to edit the conversation with my husband as if it were an interview, yet they used hidden cameras to do devil's editing,
and when the informant said he was not a "plastic surgeon," they changed the subtitle to "doctor" instead,
They called me every week for a month in December, texting and visiting my home,
and even came to harass me on New Year's morning, January 1st,
turning my whole house upside down and even calling the police...
Because of you, I was so harassed that I attempted suicide on January 1st due to shock,
and you even used the suicide note my husband sent me saying, "Please stop this..." in the broadcast...
PD !!!!!! What you did......!!!
You, who used the request of someone who barely survived, disguised as the viewers' right to know, are a murderer!!!!
#Do you even know the pain of CRPS patients?
To me, who has been diagnosed with an incurable disease and permanent disability, you say I am normal?
