"Crazy XX," Jeon Hyun-moo Swears During Recording.. The Full Story of the 'Kidnapping Case' That Made Him Lose His Reason [Inside Story]

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Broadcaster Jeon Hyun-moo utters a harsh curse word during recording, becoming the first to be "bleeped" on broadcast.

The fourth episode of MBN·SBS Plus's "I Met a Psychopath" (hereinafter "Inside Story"), airing on the 2nd, explores stories of psychopaths who kidnap and imprison others for their own purposes under the theme "Find Me."

"Inside Story" is a fact-based thriller talk program that delves into real-life experiences of encountering anti-social personalities such as psychopaths, sociopaths, and narcissists lurking in our midst. By reconstructing unbelievable events that occurred in reality, it raises awareness while adding the cast's vivid reactions and expert analysis, earning strong responses including topping Netflix Korea's Today's Top 10 Entertainment category.

On this episode, criminal defense lawyer Lee Kyung-min, who has handled a wide range of criminal cases from sexual crimes to drug and property offenses and juvenile trials, appears to examine criminal methods and ways for victims to recover.

In particular, Jeon Hyun-moo could not hold back and uttered harsh words while learning about the unbelievable details of a kidnapping case, turning the scene upside down. This was the first time in "Inside Story" recording history that Jeon Hyun-moo's remarks were bleeped, despite his reputation for cool analysis and logical hosting as the "Brain MC." Viewers are left wondering what shocking situation caused Jeon Hyun-moo to lose his reason.

Additionally, during a discussion about the terrifying story of "Si World," the show brings up real-life family talk. When Jeon Hyun-moo asks Naksal, the only married man among the storytellers, if he has had a similar Si World experience, Naksal retorts, "Should I start cursing my mom now?" turning the scene into a sea of laughter.

However, Naksal soon reveals an unexpected side of his marriage by saying, "I always confess to my wife," sparking another round of laughter. Viewers are left curious about the precarious family episode Naksal shares and the true nature of the "confessing husband."

Meanwhile, an unimaginable story about a kidnapping incident that occurred at Seoul Hongdae Hanbok is also revealed. Lawyer Lee Kyung-min explains that there are numerous cases where teenagers participate in fraud crimes including voice phishing. She notes that over 60,000 teenage fraudsters have been arrested within a certain period, with approximately 4,900 of them detained. The cast expresses shock at the high figures, remarking, "Doesn't this mean they were deeply involved enough to be detained?" This serves as a warning that what was once considered a simple high-paying part-time job can lead to irreversible crimes, adding to the impact.

The production team stated, "This episode focuses intensively on the cunning methods of kidnapping and imprisonment crimes where perpetrators approach victims using ordinary job postings and everyday relationships." They added, "We hope viewers will also confirm the shocking reality of teenagers being drawn into crimes through high-paying part-time jobs and understand the associated risks."

Meanwhile, "Inside Story" airs every Sunday at 10:20 p.m.

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