The conclusion of Sangchu and Se7en’s illegal massage parlor scandal that most people don’t know
Sangchu and Se7en’s access to an illegal massage parlor while serving in the military is being re-examined. Actually, it was a visit for a healthy massage.
Recently, a post titled “The conclusion of the case of Sangchu and Se7en entering an illegal massage parlor that is not widely known” was posted on various online communities in Korea. In this post, Sangchu appeared on the YouTube channel “Recent Olympics” in July 2019 and explained the incident of going into an illegal massage parlor.
At the time, Sangchu said, “I usually enjoyed a healthy massage. (On the day of the incident) I visited Chuncheon for a consolation performance, but my body felt stiff, so I left the hotel to get a massage.” I saw a Thai massage and a Chinese massage next to my place. But when I went inside, the Thai massage was closed and the Chinese massage had no employees. I saw an illegal massage parlor on my way back.”
“I was aware that it was a place where illegal acts were possible. But I asked if I could get a normal massage, and they said it was possible, so I was waiting and suddenly this thought crossed my mind. ‘How can we prove that we didn’t do anything illegal when the police come?’ When I told Se7en, Se7en also said it was scary, so he came out right away.”
However, at this time, Sangchu and Se7en were being followed for two months to cover the reality of celebrity soldiers serving in the military on a terrestrial program, and their coming out of an illegal massage parlor was captured on camera. Sangchu confessed, “It looked as if we had done something illegal. The story about the Thai and Chinese massage was cut off. We came out after 10 minutes, but it became as if it had been there for more than 30 minutes.”
He continued, “In the police investigation, Se7en and I were asked to provide proof that we often went to healthy massage shops before joining the military. I submitted a one-year credit card statement. There were many records of legal massages. He added, “The police went to the establishments in person and checked if it was a legal massage. At the time, the investigator also said, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll solve all your unfairness.'”
Previously, SBS’s “Site 21” released a video in 2013 of Sangchu and Se7en leaving the camp while serving in the military as entertainment soldiers and entering an illegal massage parlor, causing a controversy.
At the time, there was a controversy over the military service of celebrity soldiers, so the two refuted the broadcast as “malicious editing”, but they got criticized by the public.
Source: Wikitree.
