The assailant of the assault on the late director Kim Chang-min appeared on YouTube with his face out, "I'm sorry."

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The perpetrator, A, who mass-assisted and killed the late director Kim Chang-min, appeared on a YouTube channel and apologized.

In a video titled "I am the murderer of director Kim Chang-min," posted on YouTube channel "Caracula Detective Office" on the 9th, A said, "As the perpetrator of the case of director Kim Chang-min, who became the deceased, I would like to apologize to the deceased and the bereaved families."

First of all, I'm so sorry for the late director Kim Chang-min. All I can think of is sorry. I also know and apologize to the bereaved families for the loss of their son (director Kim)."

At 2 minutes and 13 seconds of the 3-minute video, A glanced at the camera and said, "That's it."

Since then, Mr. A's group has been engaged in a subsequent interview. When asked, "I think I'm outraged by the story that the song was released," A said, "Since last year, I've prepared (for the release of the song) even before the incident. "It was hip-hop about my first love that I met for a long time before," he claimed.

When asked why the singer's name is 'criminal', he said, "I was born in 1994 in the year of the dog. I actually got a tiger tattoo on my back because I said it fits well with the tiger belt," he said.

In addition, when asked if any of the three of you here had been a gangster, the person introduced as Cho said, "I did."

Coach Kim had a quarrel with a group of men in their 20s while eating with his son with developmental disabilities at a restaurant in Guri-si, Gyeonggi-do, on October 20 last year. The perpetrators not only knocked out the deceased with a so-called "back choke" that strangled him from behind, but also indiscriminately assaulted him, dragging director Kim outside the restaurant and continuing the assault.

In particular, after the incident, A drew public outrage for his unrepentant appearance, releasing a song with the lyrics, "I'm already gone, I'm a bully."

In response, Justice Minister Jung Sung-ho said on social media on the 7th, "The lack of an initial investigation into the death of the late Kim Chang-min caused great pain to the bereaved families and the people," adding, "We will thoroughly investigate the truth and reveal the actual truth by thoroughly supplementing the first investigation so that the perpetrators will be punished strictly."

Meanwhile, the late director Kim Chang-min, who was born in 1985, directed the films "Whose Daughter" (2016) and "Exit No. 3 of Gu Station" (2019), and participated in the films "Firefighter" (2024), "Rain and Your Story" (2021), "Witch" (2018), and "The Drug King" (2018).

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