Broadcast personalities Jeon Hyun-moo, Kyuhyun, Nucksal, and Huh Young-ji sparked collective chills as they revealed shocking true stories that turned homes—the spaces that should be safest—into stages of terror.
In the 2nd episode of MBN·SBS Plus' 'Psychopaths I Met' that aired on the 19th, the program shed light on antisocial personality crimes that occurred inside and outside homes under the theme 'Why Did You Come to Our House?'
On this day, Kyuhyun confessed to being targeted by a stalker who hid in a fire extinguisher during his Super Junior dorm days, while Huh 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 'Intrusion,' a real case was revealed of a neighbor who used random chatting apps to impersonate a victim, leaking an address and password to induce sexual crimes. In Nucksal's 'Psychocast,' cases were covered including an electrician who installed cameras inside fire alarms to spy on someone's privacy for five years, and a hacking incident involving 400,000 households' wall pads, heightening anxiety.
The second episode 'Leech' then revealed the crimes of a fake grandson who assaulted, confined, and extorted pension money from an elderly person living alone for 10 years. He had disguised himself as a filial son caring for his grandmother with dementia, but was actually a criminal with an electrician background whose true identity was revealed when a newly moved neighbor reported him.
Finally, in Kyuhyun's 'Psychocast,' a real case of a 'silver hunter' was exposed who approached a billionaire, forged a false will, seized assets, and abandoned them in a one-room apartment, sparking outrage. The cast shared public anger at these heinous crimes targeting only the vulnerable, while pointing out practical prevention methods and systemic loopholes.
MBN·SBS Plus 'Psychopaths I Met' airs every Sunday at 10 PM.
