I want to know that' Tracking the mysterious death on the 女 of the 7th

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SBS's "I Want to Know That" will track the mysterious death of a woman who disappeared through the broadcast at 11:10 p.m. on the 7th.

The missing woman was Lee Mi-kyung (pseudonym, 61 years old at the time), who lost contact last spring, and was not confirmed in the house she lived with her son. A few months later, the brothers received an anonymous call saying, "I think you're looking for Lee Mi-kyung (pseudonym), but I understand you died on September 7th." The caller did not identify himself and declined to comment further, saying he feared retaliation.

Mi-kyung's brothers visited the community center, but they could not confirm whether she was alive or not because she was not a direct family member. The police also did not report the disappearance on the grounds that there was no criminal connection. Later, the production team received a report, and the informant said Mi-kyung attended Church A in Seoul. He claimed that several believers in their 30s and 50s died one after another after falling ill, and that the church prevented hospital treatment.

Suspicions have been raised in the church that it has tabooed congregants from hospital treatment. Oh Yumi (pseudonym), the daughter of the first pastor of Church A and the choir conductor, said, "Why did Lee Mi-kyung (pseudonym) suddenly fail to use her legs? The devil brought out the sin."

Meanwhile, it was also argued that Church A still believes in the Huguenot that caused a stir in Korea in 1992. After attending church for decades, defectors testified that they left after witnessing the death of their family and friends. "I Want to Know That" delves into the church's secrets and suspicions surrounding the death of Hugh and refusal to treat them.

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