On Dec 23rd, the YouTube channel run by former journalist Lee Jin-ho addressed the controversy surrounding Song Mino’s alleged inadequate military service.
Lee began by stating, “The issue arose when photos from Song Mino’s sister’s wedding, held in the United States in May, were made public.” He continued, “At that time, Song Mino was serving as a public service worker, but he violated regulations with his long hair and was revealed to have not even undergone basic military training.”
Lee further explained, “Song Mino claimed that he was assigned to public service duty due to bipolar disorder, panic disorder and social phobia. However, during various variety show appearances he filmed before his enlistment, there were no visible signs of mental health issues, leading to suspicions that he might be experiencing ‘selective panic disorder’.”
Lee then personally walked from Song Mino’s residence to the Mapo Resident Convenience Facility, where Song Mino worked, to measure the commute time. He confirmed that the workplace was just a 14-minute walk or a 2~3 minute drive from Song Mino’s home, making it an exceptionally convenient commute.
Despite these favorable working conditions, allegations of inadequate service have further fueled public outrage. Netizens criticized his contradictory attitude, leaving comments such as, “Claiming daily life is impossible? That’s disgraceful”, “Even elementary school kids walk 15 minutes”, “He shouldn’t be re-enlisted; he should be jailed for illegal conduct”…
Meanwhile, as the controversy continues, SBS’s investigative program “Curious Story Y” has begun accepting tips related to the case. Additionally, both the Military Manpower Administration and the police have launched internal investigations.
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