Is being an idol a complicated and mysterious job? (TWICE)
アイドルは複雑怪奇なお仕事？（TWICE）
A man in his early 20s was arrested for threatening to kill "TWICE" Mina = Korean police
A man in his early 20s was arrested in a murder threat against Mina (21), a Japanese member of the Korean girl group "TWICE". 17, the police announced.
[Video] "TWICE" - "Dance The Night Away" M/V
On the 17th, the police received a letter of accusation from the management office JYP Entertainment in connection with the death threats to TWICE member Mina and the murder of TWICE member Mina on the Internet in June and July of last year, and is proceeding with the investigation. As a result, it was announced that a man in his early 20s had been arrested.
A police official explained, "After arresting the criminal, we took care of him according to the law."
On June 13th last year, Mina received death threats for photos and texts posted on the Internet. In addition, on July 2nd, the TWICE members who returned to Japan after completing their activities in Japan with threats of hydrochloric acid terrorism were under strict protection.
(From K-POP News)
The man who was arrested was a man in his early twenties... As someone who used to be a young man, I think I can understand part of his mental state.
He wanted to monopolize him, he wanted to be the center of attention, he wanted to be caught in order to do so, and so on.
In other words, in a situation where "lie and truth" coexist, a single flick of a needle could lead to a dangerous decision.
Even if personal care has been taken in accordance with the law, it is valid once, but it does not guarantee anything in the future.
Among TWICE members, Mina does not seem to be a self-assertive member. From the point of view of her fans, there should be few "parts that annoy her", but for some reason, "murder threats" are happening to her.
BTS's Jimin is also under investigation by the authorities after receiving a "third death threat".
"Working as an idol seems like a complicated and bizarre job."
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アイドルは複雑怪奇なお仕事？（TWICE）
A man in his early 20s was arrested for threatening to kill "TWICE" Mina = Korean police
A man in his early 20s was arrested in a murder threat against Mina (21), a Japanese member of the Korean girl group "TWICE". 17, the police announced.
[Video] "TWICE" - "Dance The Night Away" M/V
On the 17th, the police received a letter of accusation from the management office JYP Entertainment in connection with the death threats to TWICE member Mina and the murder of TWICE member Mina on the Internet in June and July of last year, and is proceeding with the investigation. As a result, it was announced that a man in his early 20s had been arrested.
A police official explained, "After arresting the criminal, we took care of him according to the law."
On June 13th last year, Mina received death threats for photos and texts posted on the Internet. In addition, on July 2nd, the TWICE members who returned to Japan after completing their activities in Japan with threats of hydrochloric acid terrorism were under strict protection.
(From K-POP News)
The man who was arrested was a man in his early twenties... As someone who used to be a young man, I think I can understand part of his mental state.
He wanted to monopolize him, he wanted to be the center of attention, he wanted to be caught in order to do so, and so on.
In other words, in a situation where "lie and truth" coexist, a single flick of a needle could lead to a dangerous decision.
Even if personal care has been taken in accordance with the law, it is valid once, but it does not guarantee anything in the future.
Among TWICE members, Mina does not seem to be a self-assertive member. From the point of view of her fans, there should be few "parts that annoy her", but for some reason, "murder threats" are happening to her.
BTS's Jimin is also under investigation by the authorities after receiving a "third death threat".
"Working as an idol seems like a complicated and bizarre job."
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