Mrs. Kim Jeon Hee's house is 60 pyeong in size... Lawyer Seo Jeong Wook's illogical explanation: ”The house is small so I often go to the office, that's why I can't contact you” = Korea

Following the revocation of the master's degree from Sookmyung Women's University, the government is now in the process of revoking the doctoral degree of Kim Gun-Hee, wife of former President Yoon Seok-Yeol.
Regarding this, conservative political commentator and lawyer Seo Jeong-wook said, "Because her house is small, Kim is staying in her office.
However, since former President Yoon and his wife live in the Acrovista apartment in Seocho-gu, Seoul, which is about 200m2, this explanation is criticized as being ridiculous.
On the 8th, lawyer Seo Jeong-wook, who is known to be close to former President Yoon and his wife, said in an interview on YTN Radio's program 'Lee Ik-seon, Choi Suyeong, Lee SHOO & People' that
"Mrs. Kim hasn't been home lately and often goes to Kobana Contents (the office). She's hardly ever at home," he said in a statement.
Ahead of the special prosecutor's investigation, he was admitted to Asan Hospital in Seoul, complaining of depression.
Kim, who had been hospitalized, is said to be mainly staying at the Kobana Contents office on the first basement floor of her home, Acrovista, Seocho-gu. Recently, Kim and her mother, Choi Woong-sun, were arrested at the A
She was also caught on camera by a media outlet on the basement floor of Kurovista. In particular, Attorney Seo cited the "small house" as the reason why Mrs. Kim is not at home.
Attorney Seo said, "The house was too small, so I stayed in the office downstairs. When I went to the house, Mrs. Kim had not gone to Kobana."
However, the Acrovista apartment where former President Yoon and his wife live has a standard supply area of 207 square meters (about 60 tsubo), which is about twice the standard supply area of 110 square meters (about 34 tsubo).
It has been pointed out that the explanation that the house is small does not make sense. Furthermore, Attorney Seo said, "(Mrs. Kim) does not answer such calls or phone calls. Why would she accept something like this?
Should I be happy about this and take the trouble to accept it as a happy letter?'”
Kookmin University, which is conducting the project, said on the 24th of last month that it had requested through various channels that Kim submit a consent form for the collection and use of her personal information, but has yet to receive a reply.
In order for Kookmin University to secure the official document to revoke the master's degree, it needs Mrs. Kim's written consent, but this has been blocked from the very first step.