My husband's wedding..It turns out there are three wives
Feb 06, 2025
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■First true story: My husband's wedding
In her second year of marriage, Hana (pseudonym) said she received a shocking call even before enjoying the sweetness of the newlyweds. That her husband married another woman two months ago! After confirming each other's existence, the two women began to join forces...
▶ Contact from your husband's new(?) wife
He dreamed of getting married to his beloved husband, but he was busy running away, saying his business collapsed in a year. Therefore, Hana (pseudonym) has not registered her marriage or her baby's birth...But it wasn't the only one. Hana (pseudonym) was shocked when she accidentally saw her husband's cell phone when she came home for a while. On her husband's phone, there was a photo of her pretending to be a wealthy man, spending hundreds of millions of won at an entertainment center and even enjoying a party with women. However, Hana (pseudonym) said that she endured her anger toward her husband while looking at her child. But something happened that I couldn't hold back my anger anymore. The husband had a wife who was not divorced. Hana (pseudonym), who thought he was deceived by everything about him, learned a more shocking fact shortly afterwards. In the end, a woman contacted Hana (pseudonym), saying she married her husband two weeks ago!?
▶ Wives' counterattack, but...
What kind of person is her husband Park Sung-tae (pseudonym)? And where did the money come from? After learning about his identity, the two wives decided to sue their husbands together. However, when the report on "Real Story Exploration Team" began, his wife, who currently lives with Park (pseudonym), unilaterally cut off all contact with Hana (pseudonym) and his lawyer and dropped the complaint. In addition, it is argued that Hana (pseudonym) and a lawyer conspire with the production team of "Real Story Exploration Team" to steal Park's money...What happened to them? MBC's
■ The second true story: The phone you're calling right now
Self-employed businesses who were in tears due to the ongoing recession have received calls for mass orders like welcome rain?! Hardware stores that received orders from military units are said to have naturally increased their trust in them because they sent official military documents and kept in touch until their arrival time. But after the promised time, the soldier did not appear, and disappeared without a trace...What was their purpose?
▶ He disappeared like a mirage, so-called Lieutenant General Dae-hyuk of the 17th Division
This winter, when the snow fell lightly, hardware stores A and B are said to have received large orders such as snow shovels and picks. It is said that the person who ordered introduced himself as Sergeant Han Dae-hyuk of the 17th Division. He also sent official military documents to check if there were any problems with the product. However, the next day, Sergeant Han Dae-hyuk said that the combat food company they were dealing with suddenly raised the unit price and asked him to ask the company about the price on his behalf
The owners of hardware stores who contacted the company number who informed them received unexpected good news. The combat food company offered them 120,000 won, which is 50,000 won cheaper than the amount requested from the military unit. Then, Sergeant Han Dae-hyuk reportedly asked for a proxy purchase and payment when he would pay the honorarium. In response, hardware store owners who believed in this and deposited 8.4 million won to combat food companies. However, since then, Sergeant Han Dae-hyuk and officials from the combat food company have disappeared. The hardware stores that suffered in this way continued throughout the country.
▶ What's their trick?
A soldier impersonation scam that started last year! They were very well planned and meticulous. They sent various military official documents to build trust, and even acted among themselves to mislead the victims. The production team of "Real Story Exploration Team" encountered several victims through an open chat room. It was a method of asking various stores, such as restaurants, hardware stores, flower shops, and safe goods, to pay for fruits, combat food, and wine under the guise of purchasing goods. The number of victims of fraud is increasing rapidly to about 200 cases.
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