Channel A 'Detectives: The Trade Secret' reveals search for biological father after 10 years and shocking 'Virility-Severing Ritual' story
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Channel A's variety program 'Detectives: The Trade Secret' recorded a nationwide viewership rating of 2.4% (based on Nielsen Korea) in its broadcast on the 21st, taking first place in its time slot among non-cable channels for the sixth consecutive week. In this broadcast, a heartbreaking story was revealed about a single mother who set out to find the biological father who had disappeared 10 years ago leaving behind a child. The client requested to locate the biological father for the sake of the child she gave birth to alone at the age of 17, and the detective team found the biological father after 10 years. The biological father admitted to evading responsibility due to reasons such as economic difficulties and military service, and promised to pay child support and meet with the child in the future.
In the 'Case Notebook' corner, which reconstructs true stories, a shocking story of a wife suffering from her husband's abnormal sexual desire was dealt with. The husband, who became successful as a famous instructor, demanded excessive sexual relations from his wife since their honeymoon, and did not stop even when the wife was injured in a car accident. The husband even recorded the number of sexual relations in a household account book by assigning monetary values to them, and forced role-playing on his wife while applying economic pressure.
Ultimately, unable to endure it any longer, the wife visited a fortune-telling house and even performed a 'Virility-Severing Ritual' to cut off the husband's masculine energy. Upon learning this fact, instead of reflecting, the husband showed an attitude of turning the tables, and eventually, the couple's marriage met with catastrophe. In this broadcast, master of erotic films Director Bong Man-dae appeared as a one-day detective, drawing attention by sharply deducing the full details of the case.
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