A veteran actor who has appeared in TV series such as ”The Worst Evil” was defrauded by a close acquaintance and forced to give up his land in Pyeongchang. He was shocked when land prices increased tenfold after the Winter Olympics were announced.

Veteran actor Dokgo YOUNG JAE, who has appeared in TV series such as "The Worst Evil," has revealed that he has been the victim of a scam by an acquaintance he has known for 20 years.
Dokko Young Jae appeared on the MBN variety show "Honest Confession Show" on the 1st and said, "I've been with him for over 10 years.
According to Dokko Young Jae, during the filming of the movie, the producer signed an autograph.
Heo Junho, Kim Min Jeong, and I went to the insurance company because we were told we had to sign the documents.
"I only wrote the front. The person who was producing it took out a loan, and I was actually the co-guarantor," he said. "He only showed us the very back because he was busy. Only the part where you sign. I
We just signed the contract. Since it was a guarantee that we would appear, we thought it meant that we would appear until the end of the film." In the end, Dokko and Young Jae ended up taking the matter to court.
However, because he signed the documents, he had no choice but to take legal responsibility. At the same time, Dokko Young Jae said, "(The producer who committed the fraud) even came to visit me personally during the process.
We don't have enough money for the production, so if you can use your real estate as collateral, I can borrow some more money. I'll pay you back within one month of the movie's release, so please let me do that.
"I was worried when he told me to do this. I used some of my real estate as collateral, but that money also disappeared," he explained. Dokko Young Jae said that he was not happy about being deceived because the perpetrator was a long-time acquaintance of his.
"He was a friend who I'd spent nearly 20 years with like a brother. He was crying and saying, 'Brother, please buy me a beer.' That's what happened."
"Even my performance fees from the TV series I was appearing in at the time were seized," he said. The damage didn't end with the seizure of my performance fees. I even lost the land I owned.
YOUNG JAE said, "I had a piece of land in Pyeongchang. When I used it as collateral, it wasn't worth much. It was worth 300 million won to 500 million won at most.
However, after that, it was decided that the Pyeongchang Olympics would be held. Land prices rose tenfold," he said, and the panelists sighed in disappointment.
Dokko Young Jae, who owned a 13,000 sq. m. plot at the time, revealed that the market price was 7 billion won, expressing his disappointment.