A mother and daughter‘s eventful request to find 17 vehicles, including luxury foreign cars, arrives on ‘Detectives’ Trade Secrets’.

On Channel A‘s ‘Detectives’ Trade Secrets‘, which airs on the afternoon of the 24th, the ‘Seagull Detectives’ will take on a new case that defies description. The client and the client‘s daughter who met the Seagull Detectives said, “We need to find cars, but there are quite a lot of cars. There are about 17 of them”. Defconn expressed his admiration for the clients’ wealth(?), saying, “’They‘re like the ‘youngest sons of a conglomerate’. However, the client soon added, “I’ve never seen or driven in those cars”. Kim Poong said, “What are you talking about? He was bewildered, saying, “I own 17 cars but I‘ve never driven them?”



Most of the 17 cars were luxury foreign cars, including trucks. Defconn X Yoo In-na X Kim Poong were even more surprised. When Defconn wondered, “Who stole the cars?” Yoo In-na had a fundamental question, saying, “Why did you buy 17 cars?” As it turned out, the answer was in the ‘name’. The client met him at a club and became close with him. When a man she trusted asked her, “Please lend me your name for 3 months for my used car business,” she lent him her name. Kim Poong said, “If you’re lending your name, then you‘re lending everything. He emphasized the seriousness of lending one’s name, saying, ”You should think of it as a life, not a name.“

However, lending one‘s name was not the only problem. This case was entangled with a series of bigger incidents, from red seizure tags to special assault. Defconn was shocked and said, ”This is crazy.“ The ‘Seagull Detectives’ also stuck out their tongues, saying, ”We plan to kill you.“ You can find out what happened to the client who got caught up in an unimaginable incident after lending his name on ‘Detectives’ Trade Secrets’, which will air on Channel A at 9:30 p.m. on Monday, the 24th.

Reporter Choi Yoon-na, Donga.com yyynnn@donga.com

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