Actor Jung Woo Sung was defrauded out of over 400 million yen...Shocking past revealed

Hot Topic explains why actor Jung Woo Sung did not file a lawsuit despite being scammed out of 4.6 billion won (approximately 460 million yen) by TV series writer Park.
Jung Woo Sung was scammed 4.6 billion won on Channel A's variety show "Kaze no ni ni ni ni tada SHOW," which aired in the past, but why he was not able to file charges.
was revealed. According to that day's broadcast, Mr. Park accused Jung Woo Sung of defrauding him of 4.6 billion won in the name of investment money, telling him that there was a private fund in which chaebols participated.
It's dripping. In particular, Park is said to have maintained close friendships with many actors due to his unique affinity and wide network of contacts. Furthermore, Ms. Park's husband is the son of a family that runs a large company, and has an MBA in the US.
A cast member revealed that he works in South Korea for an advisory company for overseas corporations. In this situation, everyone had no choice but to believe in Park.
Jung Woo Sung learned of the fraud eight years ago, but did not press charges. The reason for this is that the cast members of the program
I mentioned Jung Woo Sung's ``obligation'' and ``coolness,'' but 4.6 billion won is too much money to be considered cool. A member of the cast said, ``Jung Woo Sung is a character that undergoes frequent redevelopment.
"They lived in a community, and they were pushed to a poor area, and there was a time when the wall of a neighbor's house collapsed." Jung Woo Sung's family circumstances were said to be very difficult.
What did Jung Woo Sung gain by throwing away 4.6 billion won? One cast member said, ``If the public knew about it, they would have lost money and lost their image. They lost a lot of money, but it was their responsibility.''
This must have been taken into consideration as well. "This was to avoid the negative image of losing 4.6 billion won." In the entertainment industry, where image is important, getting involved in an affair once can cost you a lot.
Even if you are the victim, your image will be tarnished. In response to this, the cast members unanimously said, ``I think it was a last resort.''