"I told you to take it to my account"..Park Na-rae and former managers are suspected of embezzlement this time, 'muddy workshop' [Stay issue]

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The former manager, who is in legal conflict with comedian Park Na-rae, directly refuted the allegation of embezzlement of the event fee.

Former manager A told Star News on the 20th, "All deposit and withdrawal, transfer contracts, and program advertising events had to be confirmed by Park Na-rae," adding, "We could not proceed with anything without Park Na-rae's confirmation." Regarding the controversial event fee for Company L's brand, he also claimed, "Park Na-rae told me to receive it from my company (YYAC)."

Mr. A continued, "Park Na-rae went to the event only after checking all the contracts," and emphasized, "I didn't go to the event until I checked it." He refuted that the information was already stated when he was investigated at Yongsan Police Station in Seoul on the 20th of last month, saying, "Park Na-rae is lying."

Earlier on the 19th, Ten Asia reported the allegation of embezzlement, saying A received 30 million won in the event fee of L company, which should be paid to Park Na-rae's agency, N-Park, to his corporate YYAC account.

According to reports, A reportedly delivered a copy of YYAC's business registration card and bankbook to the person in charge of Brand L's event in July last year to write the contract.

In August of the same year, Park Na-rae attended a pop-up event hosted by Company L and posted a related promotional photo on social media. After the event, Company L reportedly transferred the event fee to the YYAC account delivered by A. YYAC is an entertainment corporation established by A in 2015 and is separate from Park Na-rae's agency N Park.

Park Na-rae reportedly confirmed the details late last month and sued A on charges of embezzlement.

Meanwhile, since the end of last year, Park Na-rae and A have been engaged in mud-slinging over various suspicions such as power abuse and embezzlement. During their tenure, A and another manager B filed a lawsuit for damages worth 100 million won against Park Na-rae, complaining of damage such as workplace harassment, special injuries, proxy prescriptions, and non-payment of progress fees. In response, Park Na-rae responded to the charges of attempted blackmail and embezzlement on the job, saying that former managers demanded a large amount of money based on false claims. Park Na-rae is also at the center of controversy for illegal medical practices through the so-called "Auntie Injection."

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