Ex-NCT Taeil’s Gang Rape Scandal: Disturbing Footage Emerges Amid Trial
This article is part of our ongoing coverage of the NCT Taeil sex crime scandal.* For the full timeline and updates,* click here.
Recent court proceedings have revealed horrifying details in the aggravated rape case involving former NCT member Taeil and two accomplices. The defendants have admitted guilt, sparking widespread fury as more evidence comes to light.
Shocking Details of the Gang Rape Case
The case first came to public attention on August 28, when SM Entertainment announced Taeil’s departure from NCT. Investigations later confirmed that Taeil had been charged with aggravated sexual assault earlier that summer.
During the June 18 trial, prosecutors disclosed disturbing specifics:
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The crime occurred in Itaewon in the early hours of June 13.
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Taeil and his accomplices, who were strangers to the victim, forced her into a taxi after drinking.
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They took her to a residence in Bangbae, Seoul, where they gang-raped her while she was unconscious and intoxicated.
Chilling Instagram Live After the Assault
As the trial unfolded, netizens made a horrifying discovery—just one day after the rape, on June 14, Taeil went live on Instagram to celebrate his birthday.
In the now-deleted livestream, he:
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Smiled and laughed while playing piano
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Casually discussed future plans
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Showed no remorse or signs of distress
Netizens React: “He Deserves to Burn in Hell”
The stark contrast between Taeil’s carefree behavior and the brutality of his crime has ignited outrage online. Comments include:
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“How could he act so normal after such a monstrous act?”
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“This proves he felt no guilt—he deserves maximum punishment.”
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“SM Entertainment must explain why they hid this for months.”
What’s Next for Taeil?
With the defendants admitting guilt, sentencing is expected soon. Legal experts predict a lengthy prison term given the severity of the charges. Meanwhile, netizens continue to demand justice for the victim and accountability from the industry.
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