The police dismissed the complaint against A, concluding the investigation.
Sung expressed his psychological distress and feelings of betrayal on social media.
The case involving Sung Si-kyung's former manager A has been closed by the police due to lack of charges. Sung Si-kyung's team stated their desire not to pursue punishment, leading to the conclusion of the investigation.
On December 12, the Yeongdeungpo Police Station in Seoul announced that they dismissed the complaint against A, signifying the end of the inquiry. Dismissal is a legal term used when a complaint fails to meet formal requirements.
Recently, a complaint was filed at Yeongdeungpo Police Station regarding A's embezzlement; however, it was revealed that the complainant was an unidentified third party, not fans or representatives of Sung Si-kyung. His agency, SKJewel, stated that they do not wish to pursue legal action against A, emphasizing their long-standing trust with him.
This incident highlights the breakdown of trust between Sung Si-kyung and his former manager, showcasing the psychological toll on the artist. Sung expressed his feelings on social media, revealing his sense of betrayal by someone he considered family. This situation serves as a reminder of the critical importance of trust in the relationship between an artist and their manager, which has left fans shocked.
Sung's decision can be interpreted as prioritizing personal relationships over legal repercussions. By opting for leniency rather than legal action, he appears to want to demonstrate a mature and human approach, likely valuing his past relationship with his manager.
Finally, this case illustrates the complexities of the relationships between artists and managers and reminds us that trust issues in the entertainment industry can lead to profound emotional suffering for artists. In Sung's case, it seems he has gained new insights from this troubling experience.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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