“Son Heon-soo is a really bad X”… Park Soo-hong’s mother, who covered the first, even sniped an acquaintance

Broadcaster Park Soo-hong’s parents denied the allegations of embezzlement by Park Soo-hong’s older brother and his wife, but also sniped먹튀검증 those around Park Soo-hong.

According to the legal community on the 14th, a trial was held on the afternoon of the 13th at the Criminal Agreement Division 11 of the Seoul Western District Court (Chief Judge Seong-joong Bae) on charges of violation of the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specific Economic Crimes (embezzlement) by Park Soo-hong’s older brother and his wife.

At the trial on this day, Park Soo-hong’s father, Mr. Park (84), and his mother, Mr. Ji (81), appeared as witnesses at the request of his brother and his wife. They met with reporters ahead of their appearance and claimed their eldest son’s innocence, and even exposed Park Soo-hong’s private life.

In an interview with News 1, his mother Ji claimed that Park Soo-hong’s wife, Kim Daye, as well as the tax accountant and lawyer Noh Jong-eon who helped him, “approached Soo-hong in a planned manner.” In particular, Mr. Ji

mentioned comedian Son Heon-soo, who is known to be Park Soo-hong’s close friend, and said, “Son Heon-soo is a really bad He raised his voice and said, “If he (Son Heon-soo himself) really loved Su-hong, would he be able to make her into such a mess?” Mr. Ji said of Park Soo-hong, “All the kids who spoke so truthfully fell away and started hanging out with XX people who go to clubs, and his eyes changed. When I came to trial, I saw the look in his (Park Soo-hong) eyes and thought, ‘You’re in big trouble.’ Bad things.” “Everyone flocked in,” he said. Meanwhile, Park Soo-hong’s eldest brother and his wife are suspected of embezzling a total of 6.17 billion won, including company money and Park Soo-hong’s personal funds, in the process of managing Park Soo-hong for 10 years from 2011 to 2021. While admitting some of the facts of the indictment, they deny most of the charges of embezzlement, including using corporate cards and paying false employee salaries. The next hearing is scheduled to be held on December 1 at 11:10 a.m.