OSSC has always gone out of their way to touch on topics that aren't typically discussed esp. in Korea, & I'm really glad that the topic of SA was chosen to be discussed.

I wish you guys discussed the sentencing that the perpetrators received because I know it’s really different from what someone would receive in South Korea.

"little girls dont stay little forever. they grow into strong powerful women and come to destroy your world"
very well said

The thing that pissed me off the most with the Nassar case (2nd guy who was the US Olympics “doctor”) was that an athlete reported she was abused by him to the the police or FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations) and a local FBI office failed horribly in handling the case that nothing happened earlier that could have prevented many more victims. (They did an over the phone interview with a young sex assault victim and then did nothing with the information).

Also with the Epstein case he was on suicide watch then somehow he was put back in his cell, the security cameras didn’t work and the guards who were supposed to check on him were either asleep or just never checked. I believe a good portion of people believe he was killed because he knew who did horrible things with him which included powerful people so they killed him in a discreet way to hide their involvement.

Wow props to the editor, the level of editing has increased a lot. They need a raise 👏

I was born into an abusive family and more than one person abused me and the abuse was all the kinds of abuse you can think of not just sexual, I grew up knowing nothing else but abuse, yes I told many, many times but was never rescued, I was punished severely by my abusers for telling, I was also sent from one abusive house to another, this was all family members, never once was I safe.  The system failed me and so did my own so called family

Statistically speaking, if the women on this channel were North American, at least one of them would be a victim of sexual abuse of some sort. I assume that even fewer women in South Korea report being sexually assaulted, than women in the West do. This, along with police apathy, makes the true nature of South Korea's sex crimes numbers impossible to know.

Most of my friends have been victims since before we even turned 14. I think most women have some stories or know another woman close to them that's been through it. As another note I would just like to say that i acknowledge that anyone (bc of the whole man vs woman argument) can be a victim. SA happens bc of horrible people.

I'm from the city where the first story took place. The perpetrator ended up killing himself one month into his prison sentence and the house where the girls were held was demolished. One of the girls, Amanda Berry, is on the local news regularly and helps find lost children now.

I physically feel sick after watching this. I don’t understand how someone could do this…. I hope God judges them correctly in the afterlife.

I lived in Korea for three years while working with the Korean Police. This should never happen to anyone in any country. In America, the MeToo movement encourages the reporting of these sexual crimes where in the past they would not. It needs to be reported, acted upon and stopped. Unfortuantely, from my experiences working with the Korean police, Korean women still had a difficult time trying to report these crimes. It may be due to the Korean culture where they treat women differently. Just my opinion. Maybe a topic for your next video.

I'm glad that you,OSSC,are watching things that aren’t normally talked about or seen in Korea and things like that,that happen daily to thousands of girls! where can i watch these documentaries?

I remember the news report of Ariel Castro being arrested, I was 8 years old. I don’t really understand what was going on but I knew what he did was very bad and wrong and was disgusted by him. My grandma was home with me at the time and I remember her screaming profanities at the TV because she hated that man and remembers when she heard the girls had been kidnapped who were around my aunts age at the time so it hit home for her (my aunt was 15/16 in 2003)

Yes  girls, these men are disgusting a woman should be able to walk anywhere with out being molested. I love you for showing this and letting other girls know they did nothing wrong

The jeffery epstein case goes way deeper than that. Because there are so many big names involved in that trafficking ring with all those minors. There is a long list of well known people involved. Once you start looking into it, it’s basically like going into a rabbit hole of evilness, disgusting acts, etc…

In the first case, the saddest part of it is that Amanda Berry's mother went to Sylvia Brown's psychic show and asked if her daughter's alive. She was told that she's dead. She died before Amanda was rescued.

It’s very hard for Asian Women because of the culture and it’s even harder to change when a system fails the people be strong and be brave i wish you the best always love you and your videos

I am proud of this channel. While other channels have very shallow content, OSSC shows our South Korean friends deep, real topics on both the good and bad sides. Some of us know that in SK it is a very difficult subject but that is not why it has to be hidden. Someone has to bring it up and OSSC as always does it in an amazing way.

Many victims don't come forward because society judges them. Even judges ask "what were you wearing," as if that means it's ok.  Then you have light sentences that don't truly punish the person...

Brock Turner was found guilty in the middle of doing it to an unconscious woman. The judge had went to Brocks college so I don't know how it wasn't a conflict of interest. Brock was sentenced to 6 months but got out after only 2 months of prison.

A few months ago, think in January? A man was found guilty of doing it to 4 girls. The judge gave 0 prison time. Only parole.  Like wtf...

Gosh I remember watching that first documentary years ago(I usually watch crime documentaries when I have free time  and this documentary is the most memorable one). The suspect was so disgusting. He acted like a decent neighbor when he literally abduct 3 teenagers, kept and abused them for 10 years.