"Shameless" Director Kim Chang-min's perpetrator releases hip-hop songs.."Angry" in the lyrics [Star Issue]

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While it was belatedly known that the late film director Kim Chang-min, who left after donating organs to four people, was beaten to death, personal information of two men in their 20s who assaulted and killed Kim Chang-min spread online. In the midst of this, one of the perpetrators is known to have recently released a hip-hop song, raising controversy.

Recently, personal information such as photos and names of A and B, who were sent without detention last month on charges of injury resulting from the late director Kim Chang-min, were posted on online communities and YouTube.

In the midst of this, A is known to have released a hip-hop song with an acquaintance early last month, sparking controversy. The songs released on YouTube contained lyrics that reminded people of the incident, such as "I'm gone, I'm already innocent," and "I'm becoming a bully."

Previously, the perpetrators A and B were known to be members of a gang in Guri, Gyeonggi-do, but this is not true.

On March 31 of last month, JTBC released a closed-circuit (CC) TV video containing the scene of the late director Kim Chang-min being assaulted.

According to police and bereaved families, the late director Kim Chang-min visited a 24-hour restaurant on October 20 last year because his autistic son suddenly wanted to eat pork cutlet. During the meal, he got into a dispute with other table guests over noise and other problems, and later it became a physical fight.In the process, head coach Kim Chang-min was punched and collapsed on the floor, and was taken to a nearby hospital about an hour later, but died.

The CCTV footage released showed a shocking assault. A group of men in their 20s drove the late director Kim Chang-min into the corner of the restaurant and assaulted him, and Kim Chang-min collapsed after being assaulted. They dragged the late head coach Kim Chang-min out of the restaurant and assaulted him. Coach Kim Chang-min, who was taken to the hospital an hour after the assault, was diagnosed with brain death and died after saving four lives through organ donation.

The police applied for an arrest warrant for A, a man who assaulted director Kim Chang-min, but the prosecution rejected it, demanding a complementary investigation, and the police later applied for an arrest warrant for two people, including A, on charges of injury and death after a request from the bereaved family and a complementary investigation requested by the prosecution. However, Namyangju Branch of the Uijeongbu District Court rejected the warrant, saying that the residence was constant and there was no fear of destroying evidence, and the police eventually handed over the recent case to the prosecution without detention. In response, the bereaved family expressed anger.

Meanwhile, the late head coach Kim Chang-min passed away on November 7 last year due to cerebral hemorrhage. The sister of the deceased announced the obituary on social media and said, "After being diagnosed with brain death on the 7th, I shared my precious new life with four people through organ donation and left for the Lord." At that time, it was known as a simple cerebral hemorrhage death, but it was later known that it was a cerebral hemorrhage caused by assault, making it even more regrettable. The late director Kim Chang-min directed "Whose Daughter" and "Exit 3 of Guui Station." He also worked on writing teams such as 'Daechang Kim Chang-soo', 'Witch', 'Drug King', and 'Firefighter'.

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