Yoo In-na "If you're a 189cm male working in the financial sector, you should be suspicious."

In episode 2 of Channel A's life-friendly detective true story drama 'Detectives' Trade Secrets', the detectives' thrilling and realistic investigation into the case of the 'fraud fiance' who disappeared with 420 million won continues. The 'Seagull Detectives', who caught a clue in the entertainment district just by the appearance of the missing fiancé, were shocked to discover that the damage could increase to about 5 billion won.

In 'Detectives' Trade Secrets', which will be broadcast on the 5th, the pursuit of the 'highest-ever marriage fraud case' that caused much anger in the last episode continues. The client's fiancé lied about everything except his appearance, but the client believed him and handed over 420 million won in damages. The performance of the 'Seagull Detectives', who searched through Busan's entertainment district to find the client's fiancé, who disappeared after saying "I'll meet you at the bank" for the last time, will be revealed in this broadcast.

Team leader Lee Seong-woo of the 'Seagull Detectives' asked the client, "By any chance... did the client meet anyone (the suspect) together?" Then the client said, “There is a friend (of the suspect) that we met together. “When we met, we saw half of it together,” he said, adding that the client was close friends with the suspect, to the point where he even sent money directly to his account number. The client even forwarded the friend's name, contact information, and account number to the detectives. Defconn then said, “He may have used his friend’s account (to commit fraud). He expressed his opinion, saying, “He could be an accomplice.”

After completing the investigation of the suspect's friend, the 'Seagull Detectives' reported shocking news: "The amount of money transferred back and forth (to the friend's account) alone exceeds 5 billion won." While the studio was in shock, attorney Nam Sung-tae also said, “We need to consider for what purpose and intent this person lent the account to the suspect. “There is ample room to say, ‘Isn’t he an accomplice?’ like Mr. Defcon,” he said, adding, “That person also needs to actively explain himself.” Yoo In-na warned, “Those of you who watch the broadcast, there is something suspicious about the man I am meeting. If he says he is very tall (189cm) and works in the financial industry, be suspicious.” Kim Poong gave a sincere roar, saying, “I want to rip off your face!”

The tracker of the case of the 'fraud fiance' who suddenly disappeared with 420 million won will be revealed on the 5th at 9:30 pm on Channel A's life-friendly detective true story 'Detectives' Trade Secrets'.

Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr