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'Detectives' Trade Secrets' features a woman who says her personal information was posted online and she is being stalked by unidentified men, shocking viewers.
The story of a female client who says "I am being stalked by multiple men" is revealed on the "case notebook" segment of Channel A Detectives' Trade Secrets, airing today (22nd) at 9:30 p.m. The client, who runs a café, said men who know her personal information began showing up two months ago and described extreme fear. These men leered at the client's body and made sexually harassing remarks such as "You aren't 170cm, right? Seems like you aren't even a C cup?", and then pretended to know her by reciting her name, age, alma mater and the apartment she lives in. One man even told her that "someone posted coordinates," meaning her personal information had been circulated online, making the situation more serious. The client suspected her ex-boyfriend, who had been obsessive after their breakup and whom she had even sued, saying, "It seems like he's taking revenge after hearing about my marriage," and expressed anxiety.
However, the detectives' investigation found that the ex-boyfriend had recently been criminally charged for stalking and assaulting a girlfriend he was seeing. The detectives determined he did not have the capacity to reach out to the client as well. Then suspicious circumstances were detected involving an unexpected person: the client's future husband. When a call came in on his phone under a woman's name, he hesitated to answer while looking at the client. One day he appeared with his face covered in wounds and made the excuse, "I fell down the stairs." The client said, "Anyone could see the wounds looked like they came from a fight," and could not drop her suspicions. Kim Poong offered a new theory, saying, "The future husband's ex-girlfriend could be the one spreading the personal information." Who the unimaginably bold "doxxer" really is and the shocking truth will be revealed on the broadcast.
Meanwhile, former Lovelyz member and rising variety star Lee Mi-joo appears as a one-day detective to liven the atmosphere on the episode. Lee Mi-joo said she and her parents are "avid fans of Detectives' Trade Secrets," showing special affection. When Defconn asked, "Can you study relationships by watching the show?", Mi-joo answered firmly, "I have never met a bad man," drawing attention.
Lee Mi-joo added, "No matter what kind of person they are, if I like them I just date them. When I tell my friends they call me an 'X-shin'," she confessed, prompting both laughter and sympathy. Channel A Detectives' Trade Secrets, which blends the terrifying stalking case that began with online personal information leaks and Lee Mi-joo's candid talk about public relationships and breakups, airs on the 22nd at 9:30 p.m.<
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