Yoo In-na claims "8 billion won in mother's death insurance," but the story of borrowing over 100 million won is "unbelievable" [Detectives' Business Secrets]

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'Detectives' Business Secrets' tracks down a woman who borrowed approximately 120 million won from her boyfriend just two months after meeting him, using the pretext of her mother's death insurance payout.

According to Channel A's 'Detectives' Business Secrets' on the 16th, the upcoming episode airing on the 17th will feature a segment titled "Detective 24 Hours," in which a man shares his heartbreaking story: "Please reveal the identity of my girlfriend who promised me a future."

The client, an ordinary office worker, first met his girlfriend while running a side business called "Pet Taxi" for transporting companion animals. Being the same age and living nearby, the two grew close through frequent meetings, and the client gradually developed feelings for her.

The client said he felt sympathy when his girlfriend told him, "I lost my father to lung cancer three years ago, and just two months ago, my mother also passed away." However, unlike the client who wanted their relationship to develop into romance, his girlfriend kept her distance, saying, "I can't afford to date anyone because I have a 200 million won debt from my mother's medical treatment."

On the 19th day after they met, the girlfriend asked for help, claiming she needed 120 million won to lift a lien placed by a lending company. Trusting her words that "an 180 million won death insurance payout from my mother will arrive soon" and "my monthly salary is over 0.1 billion won, so I can repay you next month," the client took out a card loan and lent her the money. The very next day after handing over the 13th million won, as the client had hoped, their relationship developed into romance.

However, as the agreed repayment date approached, the girlfriend again claimed that another lending company had placed a lien on her assets. Ultimately, the client lent her an additional 111.5 million won in two separate transactions. When asked why he would lend such a large sum just two months after meeting her, the client revealed, "My girlfriend told me her mother's death insurance payout would be adjusted upward to around 800 million won."

Upon hearing this, MC Defconn exclaimed, "It seems like she's completely trapped in a swamp," expressing shock. The problem was that because the client had no spare money and even took out loans to provide funds for his girlfriend, he too ended up struggling with financial hardship.

In response, the girlfriend suggested they move in together at her company-provided housing, and the client accepted the offer to save on living expenses. However, after moving into her housing, a series of strange incidents began occurring.

Hearing the client's unbelievable story, Defconn shook his head, saying, "It's hard to accept this from a common-sense perspective," while MC Yoo In-na expressed shock, stating, "This is unbelievable. I can't believe such a story." MC Kim Pung also couldn't hide his distress, exclaiming, "I'm going crazy. What should I do?" This raises curiosity about what exactly happened to the client after moving into his girlfriend's housing.

Meanwhile, on today's broadcast, Park Jung-ah, leader of the girl group Jewel, will appear as a special detective. Recently, Park Jung-ah garnered attention for appearing on stage with Ji-hyun, Seo In-young, Jo Min-a, and Ha Ju-yeon for Jewel's first "complete lineup" performance in 20 years. Defconn praised Jewel's stage presence, saying, "Jewel's class that once turned the world upside down hasn't disappeared," admiring their commanding stage performance and sharp live singing skills despite the passage of time.

When asked about her feelings about returning to the stage with her members after 20 years, Park Jung-ah shared, "I was so happy, and all the members felt warm and fuzzy inside." The episode will air on the 17th at 10 p.m.

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