”I supported my girlfriend with 1.66 million yen a month for her study abroad expenses... but she cheated on me and took my company away” = Korean media

The story of a man who was cheated on by his girlfriend in Korea, whom he supported with 1.66 million yen per month in studying abroad, and who then lost his company, has been reported and has become a hot topic.
According to JTBC's "Case Leader" on the 8th, informant A met B, who was working as an English teacher in 2018,
They started dating. At that time, Mr. A was buying a rental car business, and in the process, he borrowed Ms. B's name and made her his co-representative. Mr. A paid all the acquisition costs.
In September 2021, Mr. B asked Mr. A to support his tuition and living expenses, saying that he wanted to study in the United States to study English. Due to family circumstances, it was difficult for him to study abroad.
Mr. A supported Mr. B by providing him with tuition and living expenses, which amounted to 10 to 15 million won (about 1.66 million yen) per month. However, after five months of Mr. B's study abroad,
After a while, A happened to find a couple photo of B with a stranger on her SNS. When A pursued this, B cut off contact without any explanation, and A felt betrayed.
However, on February 22, 2022, nine days after the disappearance, Mr. B appeared at Mr. A's office with unknown men and stole important documents, a seal, a foreign car, etc.
B then sold the stolen cars on the second-hand car market and made cash. A claimed, "More than 20 cars were stolen, and the damages amount to billions of yen."
Mr. B's crimes did not end there. Even though his term had ended while he was studying abroad, Mr. B used stolen documents to hold a shareholders' meeting, re-appointed himself as the company representative, and dismissed Mr. A.
Not only that, they also broke into Mr. A's house without permission and ran off with hundreds of millions of won in cash.
In response, Mr. A received a provisional disposition suspending the effectiveness of the resolution of the general shareholders meeting and was suspended from performing his duties.
The company filed an application for a provisional injunction, and the court ruled that the re-election of B as representative was invalid. Recently, the company also won a lawsuit to confirm the non-existence of a general shareholders meeting resolution, and has finally regained its position as representative.
A said, "B was sentenced to a fine for theft of property," but added, "I reported the theft of a large amount of cash from my house as a case of special theft, but the investigation has been slow to progress, which has been frustrating."
"It's strange," he confessed.