HYBE Gets Called Out For Allegedly Working With Dispatch Against Min Hee Jin
This article is part of our coverage of HYBE vs. ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin. You can read more and view the entire timeline here.
On December 2, 2024, Dispatch published an exposé on former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin‘s alleged lies. Dispatch published a series of her personal text messages that they obtained, between her and her alleged shaman, as well as a NewJeans‘ family member. They also published photos of Hanni meeting up with Min Hee Jin before her audit, accusing the pair of lying that no staff knew of her audit appearance before her participation.
In response to this, Min Hee Jin has since filed a lawsuit against the Dispatch reporters who broke the article, on the charges of slander. She also filed a suit against former the HYBE CEO and CCO for violating the act on protection of personal information, given that they provided internally obtained materials to external parties.
Min Hee Jin Files Lawsuit Against HYBE Former CEO, CCO, And Dispatch Reporters
While Dispatch detailed multiple instances of Min Hee Jin’s alleged lies, the public stands firmly on her side. They call out HYBE for using Dispatch to bring her down.
- Why should Min Hee Jin stop NewJeans from leaving HYBE? They’re making is so f*cking obvious that Dispatch is working for HYBE LOL.
- That mediaplay.
- Pathetic. If they’re unhappy, just file a lawsuit.
- Create your own thing~
- Investigate Bang Si Hyuk’s ₩400 billion KRW (about $287 million USD) instead LOL. We’re not curious about Min’s private life.
- HYBE’s last words.
- Yeah, so what?
- Sigh, when will HYBE crumble?
You can read more about Dispatch’s exposé below.
Dispatch Exposes Min Hee Jin’s Alleged Lies With Damning Photos
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Min Hee Jin Files Lawsuit Against HYBE Former CEO, CCO, And Dispatch Reporters
Dispatch Exposes Min Hee Jin’s Alleged Lies With Damning Photos
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