A story was revealed in which a college student daughter, upon learning that her father was dating her own best friend, took revenge in an extraordinary way.
On the 9th, Channel A's 'Detectives' Business Secrets' featured a true crime reenactment segment called 'Case Notebook,' which dealt with a request from Mr. A to find his college student daughter who had been missing from home for two weeks.
According to the broadcast, Mr. A, who lost his wife in a sudden accident seven years ago, raised his only daughter with the help of his late wife's best friend. The two families grew as close as relatives, and Mr. A's daughter and the friend's daughter, Ms. B, lived like sisters. The two enrolled in the same university and major.
One day, Mr. A's daughter ran away from home. Police were able to contact the daughter, but she conveyed that she had left voluntarily and did not want to inform her father of her whereabouts.
Ms. B said she last saw Mr. A's daughter during a family trip three days before the runaway incident. However, detectives' investigation revealed that the two had met at their regular bar on the day of the runaway. They ended up in a physical altercation after an argument.
The daughter who left home was having an affair with Ms. B's father and staying at a high-end hotel with his financial support.
Behind this was the secret romance between Mr. A and Ms. B. The daughter reportedly learned of their relationship by chance and committed the affair with Ms. B's father to take revenge on them.
It was also revealed that Ms. B was not only seeing Mr. A but also other married men. Knowing this, the daughter criticized Ms. B at the bar, saying, "You're only dating older men because you didn't receive enough love from your father," and it is said this argument escalated into a physical fight.
After all the facts came to light, Mr. A ended his relationship with Ms. B. He is reportedly now making efforts to restore his relationship with his daughter.
Upon hearing the story, Defconn said, "It's the worst tragedy created by deprivation," and Yoo In-na was shocked, saying, "This seems like the most shocking one ever. To think it's a true story." Creator Tongdak Cheonsa, who appeared as a daily detective, expressed regret over the daughter's actions, calling it "an excessively self-destructive revenge."
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