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"Treated as a Criminal" vs "Manager Suspected First"... The Truth Game of Park Narae's Theft Incident

The 5.5 billion won home theft incident that occurred in April last year could be the catalyst for manager conflict. Former manager claims, "Personal information taken under the pretext of writing a labor contract was handed over to the police as a suspect list." New claim: "Manager A is suspected of being an insider... Personal information was necessary for tax processing procedures."
The truth battle between broadcaster Park Narae and her former managers is turning into a mudslinging fight. In particular, the 'home theft incident', identified as a decisive factor deepening the emotional rift between the two sides, is heating up the controversy as conflicting claims collide.
| Yangsimoh

"Refusal of 4 Major Insurances is Your Choice"... Was Park Na-rae's Manager's 'Abuse Exposure' a Lie?

YouTuber Lee Jin-ho publicly refutes former manager's claims point by point by revealing KakaoTalk conversations and tax records, stating "operating a personal corporation secretly while receiving advertising fees from Park Na-rae"... Credibility of the exposure is shaken as the manager, who said "I can take a lower salary," changed their statement late... Signs of public opinion reversal.
The controversy surrounding broadcaster Park Na-rae regarding 'manager abuse' and 'unfair treatment' has reached a new phase. This comes as specific circumstances and evidence contradicting the claims of former manager A have been revealed.
| Yangsimoh

"[Interview] 〈Soju War〉 Yoo Hae-jin: 'Snacks should be dried pollack! No need for consultation on drinking scenes'"

Jong-rok, who dedicated his entire life to the company. He thought about the company day and night, and after work, frequent drinking sessions with excessive drinking led his wife and daughter to leave him. He sincerely remained loyal to the company, National Treasure Soju, where he had worked for...
| Chua-young