Changwon Motel Murder Case Victims' Family Expresses Public Gratitude to 'Married Woman Killer' Side. Why? [Star Issue]

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The family of the victim in the Changwon motel murder case expressed gratitude to the production team of "Married Woman Killer."

On the 9th, the victim's mother posted a childhood photo of her son along with the message: "I was murdered. Please listen to my story as I do not understand why I was killed for a sexual crime against children." She attached the hashtag "#ChangwonMotelMurderCase__ASmallBoyWhoDiedSavingAFriend" to draw public attention.

Notably, the mother also wrote: "To the producer of 'Married Woman Killer,' thank you for including the name of the child sex offender murderer in our son's case," and added "#ChangwonMotelMurderCaseChildSexOffenderMurdererName #LetItBecomeMoreAndMoreFamous" to capture attention.

This comes after MBC's "Married Woman Killer" featured scenes of protests opposing the release of child sex offender Pyo Gyu-cheol in its drama. The victim's mother has repeatedly expressed outrage, referencing a character in the show who appears to be modeled after the criminal who killed her son.

In an appearance on MBC's "Ask Anything, Ask Me" broadcast last May, the victim's mother stated, "My son was an ordinary and cheerful child who got along well with friends and studied hard. I feel terribly sorry that we could not even protect his honor after he passed away unjustly," actively refuting rumors of character assassination surrounding her son.

The son received a call saying he was trapped in a motel, went to the scene to rescue his girlfriend, and became the victim of the crime. The perpetrator committed the offense just five months after being released from prison for child sexual crimes and died in a fall during escape, leading to the case being closed due to lack of prosecutorial authority.

The mother added, "I hope people do not misunderstand our child as a bad student. I want everyone to know that he was a righteous child who looked out for and tried to save his friends in dangerous situations," and is widely sharing her son's story through social media.

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