Elementary School Principal Sends Out Fake Wedding Invitation for Son, Sparking Public Outrage

Here is our second, truly absurd topic.

An elementary school principal who was nearing retirement sent out wedding invitations for his son, but it turned out that his son was already married.

The invitations themselves were also fake.

The Gwangyang Police Station in South Jeolla Province has sent Principal A of an elementary school in Gwangyang to prosecutors without detention on fraud charges.

In April, Principal A posted a mobile wedding invitation for his son in a group chat with school faculty and staff.

The invitation included the bank account numbers of both the bride and groom's families, along with a message stating, "We are holding a small wedding with our immediate families and regret that we cannot invite you in person."

However, when some faculty members checked with the wedding venue, no reservation existed for the date and location listed on the invitation.

It was even reported that Principal A's son had already gotten married last year.

Inside and outside the school, criticism poured in that Principal A, who was nearing retirement, attempted to pocket congratulatory money through a fake wedding.

Principal A belatedly issued an apology by announcing that the wedding had been canceled, but investigations showed he had already received millions of won through his bank account.

Following an audit, the educational authorities imposed a heavy disciplinary action on Principal A.
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