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Dear Keeho.
I heard something absurd from your mother’s lawyer today. You know, the lawyer from your agency. It occurs to me that you’ve only been hearing your mother’s side of the story and so you don’t fully understand the situation, so I’m going to explain.
I heard that you offered to pay me the ₩300 million KRW (about $207,000 USD) that your mother owes me, but that in return, you don’t want me to mention your name anymore because it has been difficult for you. You know, people say children are mirror reflections of their parents. That seems to be the case, indeed.
Listen to me carefully. I sent the ₩300 million KRW (about $207,000 USD) to your mother. Then, she asked for ₩800 million KRW (about $551,000 USD) more to be sent to someone named Chairman Park. I did. I wanted to meet this Chairman Park first, but she wouldn’t let me. She did assure me that she trusted him 2000% and that she had known him for two decades. She told me not to doubt anything and to simply trust her. She guaranteed that things would not go wrong, swearing on you, your brother, and your uncle.
So I did trust her. I figured, when a parent swears on their child, one who is actively pursuing an idol career, she is willing to take full responsibility. On top of that, I have known your uncle for a long time and I deeply respected him, too. That’s why I believed your mother when she promised to pay me back within four months. She even sent a written pledge.
Keeho, I have two daughters, too. I often wonder—if I ever promise anything and swear on my children, what would I do? I would keep the promise. Even it means I have to pay it back by death and the life insurance payout, I would not regret it.
I heard you said that you wanted to handle things yourself because you’re struggling with all the social media backlash. But do you have any idea what it had been like for me and my family for the past two years, while you were getting famous and tasting success? I’ve written down about eight pages of what we went through. Had you any sense of reason, you would know to consider all the pain and suffering, both mentally and financially, that we endured.
But no, you would rather wire the money I lent to your mother on the condition that I don’t talk about you anymore… You must really think I’m a pushover.
And dear Keeho and Yechan’s mother, Myung Shin noona.
I would like to say a few things to you, too. Whenever I post things about the case, people share it, and it seems whatever I say eventually does reach you and your family. So here I go.
During the last cross-examination, I thought that, at the very least, you would apologize to me. But for the three hours we were there, all I heard were excuses, lies, and complaints about how your children were suffering because of me.
I just want to clarify two things. You told the investigator that I used Keeho to promote my movie.
Because you didn’t pay me back on the date you promised, I couldn’t pay the P&A costs for that movie, which meant it barely got screened in theaters and ended up failing. I’m still paying back the money I had to borrow to afford its premiere. I’m constantly being hounded for payments. You knew from the beginning what Galaxies meant to me. You knew I invested everything I had into that movie to give opportunities to directors who had none. And yet you accused me of using the case for its promotion? Just because reporters decided to include the fact that I produced Galaxies does not mean I was trying to promote it in relation to this case. What, do you think I went around asking the reporters to include a bit about the movie?
You also told the investigator that I told you to watch your back at night. Really? When?
In almost 50 years of my life, I have never used such language. Do you take me for a thug or something? Why are you making up things I never said? Is it to convince the investigator?
I’ve spent my entire life as an athlete and a coach. And you’re saying I threatened an older woman to watch her back and be careful at night? I’m deeply insulted. After the investigation, I was so angry that I couldn’t stop crying on my way home.
You’re throwing out lies after lies to avoid facing the consequences of your actions. So, I fact-checked every single one of your claims, provided supporting evidence, and submitted my statement to the investigator yesterday.
As an adult, and as a parent, please take responsibility for your words and actions. It’s not too late. Don’t try to run from this. It’ll only come back to bring you down even more.
And finally, a few words to the adults running FNC Entertainment: I know what FNC in FNC Entertainment stands for. I know what it means.
I’m sure you’ve looked into this already, but I lived as a missionary in Africa for a decade. I was overwhelmed by the love I received during those years that, when I returned to Korea, I started a business. I wanted to become someone who gives, instead of someone who receives, so I financially supported 32 struggling families. I shared everything I earned. This means that my family isn’t the only one that Keeho’s mom destroyed. She also cut off the support for those 32 families in need.
So please don’t try to cover this up. Don’t help Keeho’s mom escape responsibility. Act like real adults and hold her accountable so she can make things right. I heard that you mentioned legal action against me. You’re free to do whatever you want. If that’s how you choose to handle this situation, I will stand my ground and respond accordingly.
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— 개몫이 (@D0ngheez) February 11, 2025
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