Late Coach Kim Chang-min, last words before falling into a coma.. Worried about his son with developmental disabilities: "My son is inside the restaurant" [Star Issue]

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The last words left by the late Coach Kim Chang-min before his death have been revealed.

According to JTBC on the 11th, before falling into a coma, the late Coach Kim Chang-min told responding police officers, "My son is inside the restaurant."

After asking the officers to take care of his son, he reportedly fell into a semi-coma state 30 minutes later. It is understood that two hours after that, he required cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and five days later, he fell into a coma.

The deceased's son has a severe developmental disability and was found to have shown severe anxiety symptoms and even incontinence after witnessing his father being assaulted.

Nevertheless, it is reported that the perpetrators did not stop the assault. The perpetrators continue to claim that they were unaware that the victim's son had a disability.

Meanwhile, the late Coach Kim Chang-min was having a meal with his son at a restaurant in Sutae-dong, Guri-si, around 1:10 a.m. on October 20, 2025, when he got into a dispute with a group of people who were drinking and was subsequently assaulted. He was rushed to a hospital but fell into a coma due to a brain hemorrhage. While receiving treatment in the intensive care unit, the late Coach Kim Chang-min never regained consciousness and was declared brain dead on November 7, 2025. He then passed away after donating his organs, giving new life to four people.

Following this, the police identified only one suspect, Mr. A, before the deceased's death and applied the charge of aggravated assault, applying for an arrest warrant, which was rejected. In response, the police, following a request for supplementary investigation, added Mr. B, who was present at the scene, to the case and applied for arrest warrants for both individuals on charges of causing death by injury. However, it is understood that the court rejected the warrants, stating there was "no concern of evidence destruction or escape."

As public outrage grew, the Prosecution Service, which took over the case from the police, formed a dedicated team and launched a reinvestigation.

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