Chiang Tsu Ping shares details about the alleged assaulter of an anonymous woman: Shares video online

TRIGGER WARNING: The article contains references to rape and abuse.Taiwanese actress

Chiang Tsu Ping

, known for her roles in ‘

Proud

of You’ and ‘Wing and

Cloud

’, had earlier shared a shocking revelation on her social media. She had shared a post to her account on August 18, citing that another anonymous actress had reached out to her and told her about the assault and abuse that she had suffered. Now, she has shared another post online, allegedly revealing the identity of the assaulter.

Actress shares new details about the assault

Chiang Tsu Ping took to her account to share an alleged video of the perpetrator and his interaction with the victim. In the video, it can be heard that the woman seems to be asking for contraceptive pills; however, the man can be heard complaining about the matter, saying “That kind of pill costs $300 – $600 [$42 – 82 USD]. This is not an issue for me. You can wait a month. What a hassle”.The person, as per Koreaboo reports, was found to be

Gong Yiting

, son of

Gong Meifu

, the VP of a popular TV network in Taiwan. At the time, the official admitted to his song being involved in the case, and shared that they will be working with authorities as well as Chiang Tsu Ping to get to the bottom of everything.

What had happened?

On August 18, the Taiwanese actress had shared a post online about how another fellow actress had reached out to her for help, and to share her ordeal. She revealed in her post on a popular social media platform that the person had allegedly been assaulted on the set of a TV show. As per the post, the anonymous person had asked for medications from the staff members, but was drugged instead. She woke up after the assault had happened and found that the staff member had filmed her while she was nude. When she attempted to delete the video, she was taunted and told that it would not matter anyway since it had already been uploaded to the cloud online. DISCLAIMER: If you or someone you know is struggling with abuse, please seek help. Numerous helplines and support resources are available.