"To chase away evil spirits, you must have sex": Self-proclaimed master gaslights a married woman... Claims to be "the illegitimate child of a conglomerate chairman," just like Jeon Cheong-jo [The Secret Business of Detectives]

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A shocking case is revealed in which a self-proclaimed master demanded sexual relations from a married woman under the pretext of chasing away evil spirits and even forced her to divorce.

On the 18th, Channel A's "The Secret Business of Detectives" will reveal a shocking gaslighting case.

A 23-year-old client came to the detective team, desperately requesting help to save her mother, who she said was being gaslit by a scammer. According to the client, her mother went in January this year to have her New Year fortune read through an acquaintance, where she met a man who introduced himself as a "master who uses spells and telepathy."

He called himself "someone who changes your future fortune" and constantly trapped the client's mother with threatening remarks such as, "If I let go of you now, you will die today," and "Can you handle the aftermath if you betray me?"

Within just one month, the client's mother became completely infatuated with the master, and it was revealed that she even had sexual relations with him after he told her, "You must have sex to chase away evil spirits." Upon hearing this, Defconn could not hide his anger, saying, "Isn't this a cult leader? He's gone too far."

The so-called master's "contact list" compiled by the client was filled with the names of prominent figures in society, including doctors, Koo (Commissioner), professors, and PDs. In particular, he boasted of his connections by claiming to be a former executive producer at a major entertainment company and to have a senior-junior relationship with "S University." Moreover, he endlessly claimed that he was the illegitimate child of a conglomerate founder and even said he possessed "four volumes of the group's corruption ledger," a story that was hard to believe.

He even urged the client's mother, who was married, to divorce, telling her, "If you live with that man, you will die."

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