First interview..The real protagonist who plays the role of Jungwoo Ha in Suriname, revealed a secret story of "Arresting the Drug King" who risked his life. [Kkkomu]

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"Kko Kkomu" will reveal for the first time an interview with "K" Kang Shin-gu, a secret civilian informant who is the real protagonist of the Jungwoo Ha character in the drama "Suri Nam."

In the afternoon of the 22nd, "The Story of the Day Who Bites His Tail" (hereinafter referred to as "Kko Kkomu"), the second part of Target K, "Catch the Suriname Drug King," will be broadcast.

The broadcast sheds light on Cho Bong-haeng, the drug king of Suriname, who became a motif in both the OTT Netflix original series Suriname and the movie Road Home.

For this special broadcast, "Kko Kkomu" covered for four months between Suriname, South America, the longest-running overseas reporter, and Miami, USA, and interviewed former and incumbent NIS agent and real-life civilian agent K for the first time in the drama "Suriname." In addition, it boasts a blockbuster scale by successfully covering DEA investigators from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration and domestic and foreign investigators specializing in drugs.

In particular, Kang Shin-gu, the real protagonist of the role played by the Jungwoo Ha in "Suri Nam," was interviewed for the first time and vividly testifies to why he risked his life to work as a secret informant at the time and the current situation of Jo Bong-haeng.

Kang Shin-gu amplifies interest by telling behind-the-scenes stories that have never been disclosed along with his real name, saying, "I responded to the interview request because I usually enjoyed watching 'Kkkomu'."

In addition, the real story of the time, which was full of tension, will be revealed, including interviews with real NIS secret agents who partnered with Kang Shin-gu to arrest drug king Suriname Cho Bong-haeng and interviews with U.S. DEA agents.

Listener Lee Sun-bin, the actor of "Kkotkomu" (Kkotkomu Children), the original "Kkotkomu" Seongdeok actor Won Jin-ah, and artist Jung Seung-won will show their all-time immersion. When the first story was released, Lee Sun-bin said, "Wow, I got goosebumps," and added, "I can't believe it was about Su-nam's Jo Bong-haeng."

"Kkokkomu" is a program in which three storytellers convey their feelings while studying on their own to their "story friends" in one-on-one in the most everyday space, and airs every Thursday night at 10:20 p.m. on SBS.

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