Another affair… Sleeping with multiple men behind husband's back, turns out to be because of a building, even Defconn shocked "It's so bizarre" ('Tambi')
The story of a woman who attempted to conceive children with other men behind her husband's back in order to inherit her father-in-law's building has been revealed.
On the "Case Notebook" segment of Channel A's "Detectives' Trade Secrets," which aired on the 26th, a case was covered involving a man who discovered that his fiancée, whom he had promised to marry, was actually a married woman.
The client met his girlfriend at a book club seven months ago. The two clicked well and shared similar tastes, developing a romantic relationship, and the client even proposed to her.
However, an unexpected incident occurred immediately after the proposal. A man they ran into by chance recognized his girlfriend. He was the person who had handled the wedding photography at her wedding. It was the moment the fact that his girlfriend was already married was revealed.
When the client confronted her, the girlfriend explained that she had been separated from her husband for two years and was planning to divorce him soon. However, the detective team's investigation revealed that the girlfriend was simultaneously seeing multiple men in addition to the client. Her goal was not dating, but pregnancy.
The girlfriend was working as a veterinarian, but she was struggling to run her clinic after marriage. She was facing mounting deficits while also having to shoulder the burden of rent and loan payments. Then, when her father-in-law said, "I will bequeath the building to the child who gives me a grandchild first," she decided to have a child before her husband's older brother and his wife. The problem was that her husband was infertile.
The method the girlfriend chose was to get pregnant with another man's child. She approached men who shared her husband's blood type and had similar genetic traits, such as dimples and curly hair. It was revealed that she met with various men while even weighing their financial conditions.
She eventually succeeded in getting pregnant, but the client ended up discovering the truth. Despite this, far from admitting her wrongdoing, the girlfriend said, "Honestly, I didn't suffer any harm. From dates to sex, isn't that actually a 'thank you'?"
Watching this, Defconn was dumbfounded, saying, "It's so bizarre I can't understand it." Kim Poong also reacted, saying, "She is so goal-oriented it is scary." Lee Jae-yul remarked, "At this level, he could appear as a new villain in 'Avengers'."
On this day's episode of 'Detective 24 Hours,' the story of a woman in her 50s searching for a couple who owned a doll factory and looked after her 40 years ago was also featured.
The client grew up under a single mother after losing her father at the age of 10. Her financial situation became difficult following a fire at home, and she began working part-time at a doll factory in her third year of middle school. At the time, the factory owners took care of the young client's meals and paid her a monthly salary higher than promised. They helped her enroll in night high school and secured her a job at their family factory near the school, fully covering her tuition.
Thanks to their support, the client graduated from high school without a single absence. However, when she left the factory after graduation, she was unable to properly say goodbye to the owners. The client shed tears, saying, "As a child, I wanted to hide the fact that I attended night high school. I also wanted to escape from my impoverished past." Her wish was to find her benefactors and express her gratitude, even now, decades later.
Lee Jae-yul said, "At this level, he could appear as a new villain in 'Avengers'." The White Tiger Detective Team visited real estate agencies and fortune tellers in the area where the factory used to be, and also inquired with doll manufacturers and toy associations, but they were unable to confirm the whereabouts of the owner and his wife. Ultimately, the detective team asked viewers for tips.
Meanwhile, Channel A's 'Detectives' Trade Secrets' airs every Monday at 10 p.m.