Period drama actor Park neglects his elderly mother with dementia → suspected of not paying 13 million won in nursing home fees... What does he have to say?

An actor who has mainly starred in period dramas is accused of not only abandoning his elderly mother, who suffers from dementia, in a nursing home, but also falling behind on medical expenses and cutting off contact with her.
On the 17th, the SBS investigative news program "Interesting Story Y" (hereinafter "Y") reported the circumstances of an elderly mother who was left to her own devices at a nursing home that was about to close, and viewers were in awe of the situation.
Y is in a nursing home where two elderly women are very similar in terms of food preferences, the fact that they both worked as teachers when they were young, and the fact that they both have children.
The two elderly women had entered the nursing home with similar illnesses, such as short-term dementia, but were soon forced to leave due to the nursing home's closure.
The nursing home has decided to close due to financial difficulties, and the residents are now being forced to move. However, one of the two elderly women, Ms. A,
It was alleged that the family had not been in contact with him since fall of last year, and his unpaid nursing home fees were reported to have reached 13 million won (approximately 1.3 million yen).
The director of the nursing home said, "The amount is not the issue. If the amount was the issue, we would not have been able to provide the 13 million won that was withheld.
The president of a nearby restaurant who actually knows the grandmother well also gave his testimony. He said, "(The grandmother) stood there and waited for a while until her son arrived.
"She was standing up and making the phone call," she testified. In addition, due to the symptoms of dementia, she wrote down her son's cell phone number over and over again so that she would not forget his contact information, and would wait for his call every time while using her cell phone.
It was revealed that A's son, Park, who has not been able to contact him, is an actor who specializes in period dramas. A said that Park was an actor who was in the United States.
It was revealed that while he believed he was residing in Korea, he was actually staying in South Korea. In particular, it was revealed that actor Park is a well-known actor among viewers.
Actor Lee Chang-hoon told "Y" about Park, "He was quite well-known at the time. He said to me, 'Let's work together someday.'"
But actually, there is only one main character, so we joked that we couldn't meet up together," he recalled. Park's recent activities include becoming a businessman in the restaurant business after quitting his acting career.
He was in debt after his mother's business failed. He did not pay the hospital bills or the nursing home fees in a timely manner. A hospital source said, "The last payment of 5 million won was
"Even after I paid it, it has never been paid," he said. The bankbook into which A's teacher pension is deposited is also in the possession of his son, Park, and since he has already received his pension, he is unable to receive any government assistance.
Meanwhile, Park was able to contact the production team a little late. In response, Park said, "I have been researching every possible way to settle the outstanding nursing home fees.
He explained, "I couldn't contact her because I was working at a nursing home," and "I have panic attacks and depression, so I can't communicate well with people."
) I'm going to deal with it. It will be resolved."