The person who reported the late Lee Sun Kyun was not a ``woman chief'' but a ``blackmail woman'' from an actor = South Korea

It has been confirmed that the initial investigation into the drug incident involving the late actor Lee Sun Kyun (48) began after a woman in her 20s from the movie actor reported it.
According to the Korean Bar Association on the 18th, the former boyfriend of Suspect A (28, female), a former actor, suspected that Suspect B (29, female), the manager of an entertainment facility, had given drugs to his girlfriend.
He said he had seen the incident and reported it to the Incheon National Police Agency's Narcotics Crime Investigation Department on September 10 last year. The police received this report and began a pre-investigation (investigation).
However, at this time, the police still did not believe that Lee Sun Kyun was involved in the incident, and the whistleblower also suspected Lee of drug use.
I didn't know anything about it. Police first received a report about Lee's drug suspicions a month later, around October 10 last year.
Suspect A personally visited the office of the Incheon Police Agency Narcotics Crime Investigation Department and used Suspect B's hair as evidence of drug use.
They also reported suspicions of Lee's drug use based on cell phone records and other information. Suspect B was arrested by the police on October 18 last year based on a report from Suspect A, and was taken into custody three days later.
Initially, it was reported that Suspect B was the person who first told the police about Lee's drug suspicions, but that was not true. In connection with this, the whistleblower said on MBC's "PD Notebook" broadcast on the 16th of this month.
, ``It all started when I made a report about her,'' and ``I never thought that Lee's name would come up (at the time I made the report related to drug use).But all of a sudden, Lee Sun Kyun, G-DRAGO...
Since N (BIGBANG)'s name came up, the former girls were swept under the rug." Suspect A, who had been sentenced to prison on charges of fraud, has a previous conviction for drug use6.
He met the perpetrator, Suspect B, in prison, and they became close while living in the same officetel (residential office), but their relationship became sour that he called the police.
The claim that Lee's charges were leaked during the internal investigation also turned out to be untrue.
On October 14, four days before Suspect B was arrested, Lee was already charged with violating drug laws.
A criminal case was filed. Later, on October 19th, an anonymous report was made in the media, and on the 23rd, the case was officially filed, and information from the police that there was a statement from Suspect B along with Lee's real name was reported.
It started to get worse. Regarding this, a police official explained, ``At the time of the first report, we were unable to properly respond to the media (due to the issue of disclosing the suspect facts).''
Until recently, the Incheon Police Agency had investigated or undercover a total of 10 people, including Lee, on suspicion of drug use, etc.
Singer G-Dragon (35, real name Kwon JIYEON) was not referred to court as ``no suspect''. The investigation into Lee's death is scheduled to be concluded as there is no right to prosecute.
Four suspects, including suspect B, have been referred to prosecutors after the investigation, and two of them have already been put on trial. Police will soon investigate the remaining suspect suspected of drug use.
The investigation has been completed, and the three undercover investigators are considering whether to turn the investigation into a subject.