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The true nature of the so-called "Aunt Jusa," who is suspected of engaging in illegal medical treatment to broadcaster Park Na-rae, is revealed.
SBS's "I Want to Know That," which will air on the 24th, will reveal the true nature of the controversy over Aunt Jusoo, who has been engaging in illegal medical activities against famous celebrities.
◆ The CEO of a plastic surgery clinic that "Kkwa-Chu-hyung" met
Hong Sung-woo, a specialist in urology who gained fame by working as a "twist" in radio and entertainment, was introduced to a woman by an acquaintance in November last year. Lee, a woman in her 40s, introduced herself as the representative of a plastic surgery clinic in Gangnam and the representative of a company that attracts foreign patients.
Hong Seong-woo said, "I'm inviting doctors from abroad to set up a hospital. I thought he was a great business person because he said he had received a lot of investment.
Lee visited Hong Seong-woo's hospital and proposed a project to enter overseas hospitals. The acquaintance who introduced me also said that she was a plastic surgeon who she knew, and when Director Hong talked, she seemed like a doctor enough. However, a few days later, Lee appeared in the news with the award-winning title.
◆ Aunt Jusu's controversial truth game
Park Na-rae, a broadcaster who has been at her peak in popularity, has been embroiled in controversy as former managers have revealed allegations of overuse of power. One of the controversies surrounding him is that he received medicine or injections or IVs from a person who did not have a doctor's license in a non-hospital place, which turned out to be Lee.
Park Na-rae was also the acquaintance who introduced Lee to Hong Sung-woo. In addition, the controversy grew as other famous celebrities expressed their position that they thought Lee was a doctor and received medical treatment, and Lee, who was designated as the so-called "Auntie for injection," refuted the allegations raised, saying it was unfair.
◆ There's a real aunt who has a shot?
Aunt Lee's husband said, "Park Na-rae came home only once three years ago. We are not Aunt Jusang, but we have a real Aunt Jusang."
Lee's husband, whom the production team met with difficulty, countered that the controversy over the injection aunt raised against his wife was ridiculous. He said he did not engage in illegal medical practice, only giving a one-time favor to celebrities who had a medical license and were close enough to be appointed as professors at a hospital in China.
Is it true that Lee claims that celebrities have a real aunt. What are injection aunts, where and how can they get a lot of drugs and injections. It tracks the actual state of illegal medical practice and hidden connections. It will air at 11:10 p.m. on the 24th.
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