The allegations against comedian Park Na-rae's so-called 'Juice Emo' known as A are being addressed through a broadcast. On January 2, SBS's 'Curious Story Y' will conduct an in-depth analysis of various allegations related to A. Recently, Park Na-rae has been embroiled in controversy over mistreatment of her managers and is also suspected of being involved in illegal medical practices. According to a former manager's revelation, it was revealed that Park Na-rae received injections in places other than hospitals and obtained medication without prescriptions.

A, who is reportedly a close friend of Park Na-rae, is also said to have performed medical practices on SHINee member Key and YouTuber Ipjjalbeonhaetnim. This raises questions about A's illegal medical practices. A patient from a plastic surgery clinic stated, "I felt highly uncomfortable after receiving injections from that person," expressing dissatisfaction with the medications provided by A. The broadcast is expected to reveal scenes of dozens of syringes and medications lying on the floor of A's ordinary home. It is known that some of these include medications that are hard to acquire without a prescription.

A introduced himself as the head of a plastic surgery center and an associate professor at a certain hospital in China, but when the controversy arose, he expressed his grievances through social media. A posted, "I studied hard in Inner Mongolia 12 to 13 years ago and served as the youngest professor for both foreign and domestic individuals," attempting to refute his claims. The production team visited A's home to verify his claims, but an unexpected person answered the door.

Another plastic surgery clinic director claimed that A presented himself as a foreign patient recruitment agent and asserted that A is not a doctor. An acquaintance of A stated that they met A by chance 10 years ago, and at that time, A introduced himself as a famous plastic surgeon, but the revealed reality was shocking. Accordingly, 'Curious Story Y' plans to track down A's true identity.

The fact that A was a foreign patient recruitment agent was revealed through the broadcast. Allegations were raised that Park Na-rae received injection treatments from A in various locations, including an officetel in Ilsan, Gyeonggi Province, and overseas filming sites. Park Na-rae's agency claimed that A is a medical professional with a medical license; however, pharmacists and dermatologists warned of the risks associated with the medications A provided.

Experts suggested that the medication provided by A is suspected to be an appetite suppressant known as 'butterfly medicine.' This medication directly acts on the brain and has a strong potential for habit formation and dependency, making its prescription standards stringent. Additionally, there is no research on the mix of medications provided by A, raising significant concerns.

Park Na-rae is reportedly known to have received abnormal supplies of medication from A ahead of key schedules such as program filming and awards ceremonies. Park Na-rae's managers claimed that she took the problematic medication while frequently drinking alcohol. Lee Jin-ho emphasized that "if it weren't for this revelation, Park Na-rae's health would have been in serious danger."

The Gangnam Police Station in Seoul has issued a travel ban on A and is accelerating the investigation. A lawyer explained that A could face up to five years in prison for illegal medical practices, and the act of distributing psychotropic substances could also lead to up to five years in prison under the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act. If the medications provided by A violate the Narcotics Control Act, he could face up to ten years in prison or a fine of up to 100 million won.

This incident highlights serious issues related to illegal medical practices, and investigations into A and Park Na-rae are set to continue. The controversy surrounding A's identity and the risks associated with the medications he provided continues to attract public attention.