Actress Sunwoo Yongnyeo appears as a guest, showcasing her 'life veteran' qualities as she uncovers the truth behind an extraordinary twist in a case.
In the 'Detective 24/7' segment of Channel A's entertainment program 'The Detectives' Trade Secrets', airing on the 6th at 9:40 PM, the first story of the year featuring a 'father-son detective team' will be covered, combining the MZ-style deduction of the son with the seasoned skills of his legendary police officer father. This story reveals a shocking case involving a wedding dress company that has deceived engaged couples.
The problematic company, which was thriving enough to rent an entire building in the heart of Gangnam, abruptly closed down and was reported in the news last October for 'lawsuits from 230 engaged couples.' A client representing over 800 victims stated, "If I multiply the average damage amount I calculated by the number of people in the (victim group chat), the estimated damage amount is about 1 billion won," revealing the staggering amount of damages.
The problematic company, the largest wedding dress franchise in the country with 20 branches, was even selected as the best partner at a famous wedding fair, and until just before closing, it shocked everyone by encouraging 'full cash payment' for its services. Yoon In-na also questioned, "If you can't trust them, who can you trust?" The truth about this top wedding dress company will be revealed in the main broadcast.
Meanwhile, in the detective drama segment 'Case Notebook,' Sunwoo Yongnyeo, who possesses beauty and wit that defies her 80s age, shares an unprecedented twist involving the death of her husband, who went on a business trip to Dubai while leaving family in Korea. As the MCs struggled to find the answer, Sunwoo Yongnyeo pierced through to the truth in an instant, leaving everyone in awe.
With 60 years of accumulated experience in deduction, Sunwoo Yongnyeo has even 'killed' the detectives in this life-related detective drama 'The Detectives' Trade Secrets,' which will air on the 6th at 9:30 PM on Channel A.
[Kim So-yeon, Star Today Reporter]
