Linguistic Study Reveals 95% Probability Kim Soo Hyun Didn’t Write 2016 Messages Allegedly Sent to Kim Sae Ron — 2018 Texts Show 92% Match with His Writing Style
A groundbreaking linguistic analysis by the Trubaum Research Centre has cast major doubt on key accusations leveled against actor Kim Soo Hyun in the ongoing controversy involving the late Kim Sae Ron.
According to the report released today, there is a 95% probability that Kim Soo Hyun did not author the 2016 text messages allegedly sent to Kim Sae Ron. The study contradicts claims previously made by controversial platform HOVERLAB (formerly Garosero), which had insisted the messages were definitive proof of a personal relationship between the two actors at the time.Interestingly, the Trubaum team also analyzed a separate set of messages from 2018, which showed a 92% match with Kim Soo Hyun’s verified writing style, tone, and linguistic patterns. This suggests a later period of possible communication — but does little to support the more serious accusations tied to the earlier texts.
In response, Kim Soo Hyun’s agency, GOLDMEDALIST, issued a firm statement denying all allegations and confirmed it is considering legal action against those spreading misinformation.
“We urge the public and media outlets to wait for verified facts rather than speculative narratives. Our legal team is currently reviewing all defamatory content surrounding our artist,” the agency stated.
This latest development adds another twist to an already complex public scandal, as debates over truth, digital evidence, and reputational damage continue to intensify online. While investigations remain ongoing, the linguistic findings may play a pivotal role in clearing Kim Soo Hyun’s name.