Former Korean fencing representative Nam Hyun-hee's new marriage partner is rumored to have had numerous fraud convictions... Is the gender also a lie?

Former South Korean national fencing athlete Nam Hyun-hee (42) has revealed that she is remarrying Jeon Jeong-jo, a ``third-generation chaebol who is 15 years younger than her,'' but she has revealed that she is not a man but a woman, and that she has married a man in the past.
It has become a hot topic as it has been revealed one after another that he has a criminal record for committing fraud. Entertainment media Dispatch said on the 25th, ``Jeon Chun-jo is not the illegitimate child of a chaebol chairman, but a horse racer.
Not even from the hands. She's not a man, she's a woman. "His resident registration number starts with 2 (1 for men, 2 for women)," and reported that he is a former criminal who committed fraud against seven people and defrauded them of money.
Two months after announcing her divorce in August, Nam Hyun-hee announced her remarriage with Jeon through an interview with Joseon Women on the 23rd of this month. Mr. Chong
He was a third-generation zaibatsu and is said to have learned horseback riding in New York, USA. Chung claimed to be a third-generation chaebol from the United States.
However, according to a court judgment published by Dispatch, Chung was arrested in April 2019.
pretended to be a man and told a victim, ``My wife's brother runs a water-related business in Seoul, and if you invest 3 million won (approximately 330,000 yen), you will make a profit in 6 months.'' 5 billion won (approximately 560 million won)
He lied and said, ``I'll give you 1,000,000 yen.'' The court found the defendant guilty of fraud, stating, ``At the time, the defendant (Jeon Chun-jo) was a woman and did not have the will or ability to repay the victim.''
Two months later, in June, Mr. Jeong lived as a man on Jeju Island and defrauded the victim of 72 million won (approximately 8 million yen) by falsely claiming to be the ``child of a certain casino group chairman out of wedlock.''
I took it. The court's ruling points out that Ms. Chung is ``not the child of the (certain group) chairman out of wedlock.'' Three months later, in September, she returned to being a "woman" and met a man on a dating app.
committed sexual fraud. The ruling said that after the man asked her to marry him and she received 23 million won (approximately 2.6 million yen) as wedding expenses, she disappeared.
There is. In the same month, he received 16 million won (approximately 1.8 million yen) from another victim under false pretense that he was in the United States.
Before that, in 2018, Chung met a man through a dating app and introduced himself as a "horse trainer."
In 2017, he also tried to commit fraud, which ended in failure. Chung was sentenced to two years in prison in the first trial and sentenced to 2 years in prison in the second trial for this fraudulent act.
He was sentenced to two years and months in prison. The court stated, ``Jeon Chun-jo deceived many victims and defrauded them of a huge amount of nearly 300 million won,'' and added, ``The defendant is unable to repay the amount of damages to most of the victims.''
"It was." YouTuber Lee Jinho also said, ``During the interview process, I heard an unexpected story from an acquaintance of Mr. Jung.
It is said that she graduated from a girls' junior high school. According to this netizen, they played sports together and up until that point, she was a woman.
On the other hand, as various allegations against him surfaced, Chung newly posted an Instagram account.
He opened an account and announced his position, saying, ``If false content is spread, such as by talking about me as a person or posting messages that contain malicious or false content, I plan to take strong action.''
did. On the 24th, Nam Hyun-hee also responded to the controversy surrounding Mr. Jung, saying, ``Of course I expected this,'' and ``I saw comments like ``the second Nancy Lang,'' ``He's a fraud,'' and ``She's a woman, not a man.'' .
i'm ok. I'm not afraid that I'll understand everything over time.''