The woman in her 20s who threatened the late Lee Sun Kyun turned out to be a movie actress...Shocking past

A woman in her 20s who received tens of millions of won for blackmailing the late actor Lee Sung-kyun, 48, who died while under investigation for drug use, has been detained, and her identity was disclosed through a YouTube channel, attracting attention. In addition to this, claims that the woman had been an actress in the past have surfaced and are attracting attention.

　Recently, a Korean media outlet reported that "Ms. A is a former actress who also committed fraud and defrauded men she met on a social networking app used mainly by office workers in their 20s and 30s. Subsequently, the "Calacula Crime Lab" published three photos of Mr. A and her personal information on its YouTube channel community on the 30th, receiving enthusiastic interest.

　According to another media outlet, a portal site currently lists Ms. A as a "movie actor," and her profile picture is also listed with it. The search results show that she has appeared in a total of two films, playing the lead role in one in 2012 when she was in high school and a supporting role in another in 2015.

　Earlier, on December 28th, 2011, the Inchon (Incheon) District Court Trial Division in charge of warrants requested an arrest warrant for Mr. A on suspicion of extortion, stating that he was "likely to flee or destroy evidence. At that time, when she attended a suspect hearing (warrant substantiation examination) before being detained, she appeared in the examination room with her child in front of her.

　In addition, Mr. A is suspected of blackmailing Ms. Lee Sung Kyun, who was under investigation by the police for drug use last October, and receiving 50 million won (approximately 5.35 million yen).