What was the significance of the September 2, 2024 audio recording?

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ADOR said a September 2, 2024 audio recording showed Min planning NewJeans’ YouTube livestream to support a future legal move
ADOR presented a recording dated September 2, 2024, in which Min allegedly discussed plans connected to NewJeans’ YouTube livestream held nine days later. The agency claimed the recording captured Min telling the members’ parents that the livestream “must go ahead” because it could be used as evidence in a future legal attempt to terminate the group’s exclusive contracts. ADOR said this account contradicted Min’s earlier position that she had discouraged the livestream and that the members acted independently.
The recording connected Min to preparations for a specific livestream
ADOR focused on the September 2, 2024 audio recording as a piece of “fresh material” submitted in its damages lawsuit involving Danielle, her mother and Min. The recording was dated before the September 11 YouTube livestream, and ADOR described it as touching on plans for that livestream.
ADOR’s claim was about using the livestream as legal evidence
In court, ADOR said the recording showed Min telling the parents that the livestream “must go ahead.” ADOR’s stated purpose for the livestream, as reflected in the claim, was that it could serve as evidence in a later legal move to end the group’s exclusive contracts.
The claim was presented as a contrast to Min’s earlier position
ADOR said the alleged content of the September 2 recording conflicted with Min’s earlier stance that she had discouraged the livestream. ADOR also pointed to Min’s earlier claim that the members acted independently, setting up a direct disagreement over who drove the decision to proceed with the livestream.

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