This time, it's armpit hair...Police request second detailed appraisal of actor Lee Sun Kyun = South Korea

South Korean police have obtained additional body hair from actor Lee Sun Kyun (48) and have asked the National Institute of Forensic Science for a second detailed examination.
According to the police on the 24th, the Incheon Police Agency's drug crime investigation unit recently contacted suspect Lee.
In response to the court's issuance of a search warrant to seize and search Lee's body, additional body hair, including armpit hair, was collected and a second detailed examination was requested.
Police will issue an additional summons to suspect Lee based on the results of the second detailed examination.
The company plans to consider an investigation. Prior to this, the Incheon Police Agency collected hair from Lee's head, legs, and other body parts and requested it to the National Criminal Investigation Agency. However, the hair test came back negative, and the leg hair was body hair.
The result was ``unable to be appraised'' due to the weight not being achieved. A simple reagent test conducted earlier also yielded negative results. This year, suspect Lee went to the Seoul home of Mr. A (29), the manager of an adult entertainment business.
He is suspected of administering various types of drugs, including hemp. Mr. A has six previous convictions for drug administration, and was brought to trial on suspicion of administering drugs such as methamphetamine and marijuana.
During the police investigation, Lee claimed, ``Mr. A tricked me into giving me the drugs,'' and ``I didn't know it was drugs.''
Lee and BIGBANG's G-DRAGON are currently being investigated or under investigation by the Incheon Police Agency on suspicion of drug administration.
(35, real name Kwon, JIYEON) and a total of 10 people. Mr. A claimed to Mr. Kwon, ``I found a suspicious wrapping paper in the toilet where he was,'' and the police reported Mr. A's statement to the
A detailed examination of his hair, fingernails, and toenails was conducted on suspicion of administering drugs at the bar in December last year, but the results were negative.
In contrast, it seems that the investigation was forced forward without accurate physical evidence.
Amid criticism that this is not the case, the results of Lee's second detailed appraisal are attracting attention.