The child name is kim nak kwon.. nak kwi is the name the cult gave him.. as a reason to torture him bcs the name referring to "demon". Please don't call him nak kwi..
The NetFLix documentary hit me really hard because I had such intense hatred for Kim Kisoon especially when viewing the brutal and horribly unjustified murders by beating she ordered of the beautiful and kind 21 year old Housekeeper named Mi-yeong in 1988 just because her son liked her and the brutal murder of the innocent five year old child Nak Gwi in 1987. I think I will stop listening to kpop music now because of the deep sense of rage and injustice that someone so vile and demonic used the funds from this Synnara Record company to help build her murderous and demonic tyranny and exploitation in the Baby Garden Cult, especially since it has included sales from basically every kpop company over the last 4 decades and still does.
I completely understand your sentiments but in many situations, most K-Pop artists don't necessarily choose or have direct control over the actions of others in the industry. If you still like listening to K-Pop, you can opt to listen their music on RUclips or Music streaming websites like Spotify instead of buying CDs.
The child name is kim nak kwon.. nak kwi is the name the cult gave him.. as a reason to torture him bcs the name referring to "demon". Please don't call him nak kwi..
The NetFLix documentary hit me really hard because I had such intense hatred for Kim Kisoon especially when viewing the brutal and horribly unjustified murders by beating she ordered of the beautiful and kind 21 year old Housekeeper named Mi-yeong in 1988 just because her son liked her and the brutal murder of the innocent five year old child Nak Gwi in 1987. I think I will stop listening to kpop music now because of the deep sense of rage and injustice that someone so vile and demonic used the funds from this Synnara Record company to help build her murderous and demonic tyranny and exploitation in the Baby Garden Cult, especially since it has included sales from basically every kpop company over the last 4 decades and still does.
I completely understand your sentiments but in many situations, most K-Pop artists don't necessarily choose or have direct control over the actions of others in the industry. If you still like listening to K-Pop, you can opt to listen their music on RUclips or Music streaming websites like Spotify instead of buying CDs.