'Smoking Gun' Traces Disappearance of 5-Year-Old Child... Lee Ji-hye Breaks into Tears at the Horrific Truth

[News & Book = Reporter Song Young-du] KBS 2TV 'Smoking Gun' traces the full story of a murder case related to a cult that was hidden behind a missing child report for a 5-year-old.

In the episode of KBS 2TV 'Smoking Gun' to be broadcast on the 8th, the program covers a tragic incident that remained buried for three years under the theme 'Possessed Dog - The Fake Cult Murder Case'.

The past incident began with a 112 report from a mother stating that her five-year-old son had disappeared. At the time, the investigation faced difficulties due to a lack of CCTV and witnesses near the scene, but through surrounding investigations, the investigative team confirmed that the actual date of disappearance was around July 12, about a month earlier than the report.

Subsequently, as they investigated the grandmother who had been caring for the child instead of the mother, who was raising children alone, suspicious circumstances were captured one by one. After persistent tracking, the investigative team revealed the reality of a horrific crime caused by twisted convictions and vain beliefs.

Ahn Hyun Mo, who confirmed the full story at the recording site, could not hide his astonishment, saying it was impossible to believe, while Lee Ji-hye criticized the behavior of the perpetrators and shed tears at the heartbreaking suffering of the young child.

In this broadcast, Kim Min-seong, the former head of the violent crimes team at the Seoul Gangseo Police Station who directly investigated the case, and Tak Ji-il, a professor of theology at Busan Jangsin University, will appear together to analyze the investigation process and the background of the eccentricities caused by the cult from various perspectives.