Broadcasters Jeon Hyun-moo, Kyuhyun, Nukssal, and Heo Young-ji were collectively horrified by shocking true stories that transformed the home—the space that should be safest—into a stage of horror.
The second episode of MBN and SBS Plus' 'Psychopaths I've Met' aired on the 19th, featuring the theme 'Why Did You Come to Our House?' and highlighted crimes committed by antisocial personalities both inside and outside the home.
On this day, Kyuhyun confessed about a stalker who hid in a fire extinguisher box at Super Junior's dormitory to monitor entrances, while Heo Young-ji directly revealed her seven-year stalking victimization where someone collected her family's contact information and sent threatening letters, shocking viewers. In the first episode titled 'Intrusion,' a true story was revealed of a neighbor who exposed his victim's address and password through a random chat app, attempting to induce sexual crimes. In Nukssal's 'Psychocast,' a story about an electrician who installed a camera inside a fire alarm and invaded privacy for five years, along with an incident involving hacking into 400,000 households' wall-mounted intercoms, heightened anxiety.
In the second episode titled 'Leech,' the evil deeds of a fake grandson who assaulted, confined, and extorted pensions from an elderly widow living alone for 10 years were revealed. He had disguised himself as a filial son caring for a grandmother with dementia, but was actually a criminal with a background in electrical repair. The truth came to light through a report from a newly moved neighbor.
Finally, in Kyuhyun's 'Psychocast,' a true story of a 'silver hunter' who approached a person with assets worth 9 billion won, forged a false will, seized the property, and abandoned them in a studio apartment was revealed, sparking anger. The cast expressed collective indignation over crimes targeting only the weak and discussed practical prevention methods and institutional loopholes.
MBN and SBS Plus' 'Psychopaths I've Met' airs every Sunday at 10 p.m.
