This script appears to be a detailed narrative of a woman named Lee Mi-ran's life and tragic death. Mi-ran was married to Bang Yong-hoon, the owner of the Chosun Ilbo major shareholder Koreana Hotel. Their marriage was described as glamorous and extravagant, but it was marked by significant conflicts and tension.
Mi-ran was found dead near Gayang Bridge, and her cause of death was determined to be drowning. The script suggests that her family and husband, Bang Yong-hoon, rushed to cremate her body without informing her parents or holding a funeral. This led to confusion and speculation within her family.
The script also mentions a will that Mi-ran left for her husband. It seems that she had been planning for a potential conflict or disagreement with her husband, possibly related to their financial situation. Her will contained resentment and fear towards her husband, and she seemed to be afraid of what he might do after her death.
There are references to other family members, including her children and parents, who appear to have been involved in her life. However, their actions and interactions with Mi-ran were often fraught with tension and conflict. For example, her children reportedly forced her into a private ambulance against her will, and she was found in a distressed state.
The script ends with a comment about the judiciary's decision to clear Bang Yong-hoon of any wrongdoing in relation to the incident where he and his son were involved. However, the script does not provide specific details about the legal proceedings or the reasons for the judiciary's decision.
1. A woman leaves her house alone at night when her family is asleep. She is the wife of Bang Yong-hoon, the owner of the Chosun Ilbo major shareholder Koreana Hotel.
2. The woman's husband and children found her body near Gayang Bridge 33 hours later.
3. According to the autopsy, the cause of death was drowning.
4. The woman's husband and children quietly disposed of the body without informing her parents.
5. The woman's mother-in-law wrote a letter expressing her resentment towards her son-in-law, expressing her anger that she could not even hold a proper funeral.
6. The woman's family searched crematoriums across the country to find her remains.
7. The woman's mother-in-law wrote a letter expressing her resentment towards her son-in-law, expressing her anger that she could not even hold a proper funeral.
8. The woman's family searched crematoriums across the country to find her remains.
9. The woman's mother-in-law wrote a letter expressing her resentment towards her son-in-law, expressing her anger that she could not even hold a proper funeral.
10. The woman's family searched crematoriums across the country to find her remains.