Park Wang-yeol's drug customer, 'Park Yoo-chun's ex-fiancée', Hwang Ha-na, is also shocked

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"Telegram drug king" Nick Neckim "Worldwide" and Park Wang-yeol have been sent to Korea for the first time in nine years, and his criminal record is being re-examined.

The pan-government Special Response Task Force (TF) took over Park Wang-yeol's whereabouts from the Philippines and repatriated him to Korea on the morning of the 25th. It has been 20 days since President Lee Jae-myung asked the Philippine President for the temporary delivery of Park Wang-yeol on the 3rd.

Park Wang-yeol's criminal record is world-famous, just like his nickname 'Worldwide'. In 2016, he killed three Koreans in a sugarcane field in the Philippines and escaped prison twice. This is a motif from the movie 'The Outlaws 2' and the Disney+ series 'Casino'.

Park Wang-yeol was arrested by Philippine authorities for the murder of the Philippine sugarcane field, but escaped prison several times. Although he was finally arrested in 2020 and sentenced to 60 years in prison and 52 years in prison in 2022, he became notorious as one of the "three largest drug kings in Southeast Asia" by actively manufacturing and distributing drugs while imprisoned.

Park Wang-yeol is accused of distributing Southeast Asian drugs such as ecstasy, ketamine, and synthetic hemp worth about 30 billion won, 60kg a month while working as a telegram nickname "Worldwide" in prison.

The drug flowed to the 'Vatican Kingdom', which was called the nation's largest drug supply. It is known that the drugs administered by Hwang Ha-na, the former fiancee of singer-actress Park Yoo-chun and the only granddaughter of the founder of Namyang Dairy Products, also went through "the whole world" and Park Wang-yeol.

Meanwhile, Park Wang-yeol, who was repatriated to Korea, drew attention for his violent appearance at Incheon International Airport. It has been confirmed that the person he pointed out to the crowd by shouting, "You're not even a man," is a journalist. He was a journalist who directly tracked down and reported on Park Wang-yeol's drug trafficking organization in the past. It is interpreted that Park Wang-yeol recognized him and responded. In the past, Park Wang-yeol made threatening remarks to the PD who conducted his coverage, saying, "I will kill you."

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