SBS "Unanswered Questions" delves into the hidden truth behind the death of an 11-year-old child at a church in Cheonan.
Airing at 11:10 PM on Saturday, the 5th, SBS "Unanswered Questions" will cover the tragic incident of an 11-year-old child who was transported to a hospital unconscious due to a high fever and exhaustion at a church in Cheonan last August.
Numerous bruises and marks from being bound for a long time were found on the deceased child's body. Two days before dying, the child was seen begging for food at a nearby restaurant while covered in bruises. Although a report suspected of abuse was filed, the child was sent back to the church and ultimately died two days later.
The police, who launched an investigation, arrested the church pastor whom the child followed, calling her "Mom." However, church followers denied the abuse allegations, claiming she was an "angel pastor" who raised a child left behind by an unmarried mother for 11 years, and argued that the maternal grandmother who entrusted the disabled child was the culprit.
On the other hand, the family of the detained maternal grandmother spoke out for the first time instead of her. In her initial statement to the police, the maternal grandmother stated that she had tied up and assaulted the child, but after being persuaded by her family, she reversed her statement, claiming that the abuse on that day was directed by the pastor. Amid conflicting claims from both sides, what is the truth?
Following this, numerous reports from followers who escaped the church poured into "Unanswered Questions." They exposed that they had suffered terrible things at the church before breaking away. In addition, the production team exclusively secured a video of the pastor's sermon from three days before the child's death.
The truth behind the incident where the 11-year-old child ultimately failed to escape the church and met death will be revealed on "Unanswered Questions," airing at 11:10 PM on Saturday, the 5th.
(SBS Entertainment News, Reporter Kang Sun-ae)
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