Records of abortion of woman who blackmailed Son Heung-min confirmed (South Korea)

A woman in her 20s, Yang Yong-min, who is the captain of the South Korean national soccer team and plays for Tottenham Hotspur in the English Premier League, claimed to be pregnant and demanded money from Son Heung-min.
Police have confirmed that the suspect had in fact undergone an abortion. According to a Channel A report on the 18th, police confirmed the records of Yang's abortion through her hospital records.
The ultrasound photo was reportedly of Yang, but it has not been confirmed whether the child is Son Heung Min's son.
Yang was said to have been in a relationship with Son HeungMin in the past. Yang suddenly left the company in June last year.
She reportedly sent fabricated ultrasound photos of her pregnancy and then received 300 million won (about 31 million yen) from Son Heung Min.
Son Heung Min's side is concerned that Yang's dissemination of false facts will have a negative impact on the players and the team, and has no choice but to respond to the blackmail and threats.
In fact, after receiving the 300 million won, Yang also prepared a memorandum stating that he would not disclose the details to anyone outside the company.
Yang then broke up with Son Heung Min and began dating Yeong, who is in his 40s.
It was reported that she found out about her relationship with Son Heung Min in March this year and again demanded 70 million won (approximately 7.2 million yen) from Son Heung Min's side, stating that she would "reveal the fact that she is pregnant to the media."
It was confirmed that Yeon had actually sent emails directly to several media outlets. The Seoul Central District Court held a hearing on the 17th at 2 p.m. on the charges of blackmail and blackmailing.
An arrest warrant was issued for suspect Yeon, who is suspected of attempted blackmail, on the grounds that there was a concern that he might destroy evidence or flee. After completing his arrest review, Yang was asked by reporters if he had conspired to blackmail.
After the detention review, Yeon responded, "Is there anything you want to say to Son Heung-Min?" and "Do you admit to the charges?" to which he replied, "I'm sorry."
Meanwhile, the police believe that if it is true that the two men demanded money and threatened her, then a crime will be committed regardless of whether she is actually pregnant with Son Heung Min's child.
We are currently investigating the specific facts of the case, including the authenticity of the ultrasound photos.