There was an internal complaint that the 'House of Sharing', operated by Jo Gye-jong of the Korean Buddhism, managed the donation opaquely and did not properly treat the grandmother of the comfort women victim.

Today (22th), Kim Dae-Wol, the director of the sharing home, said in a news show and interview of CBS Kim Hyun-Jung, saying, "The people who supported me have a bright look (to my grandmothers), but I can't spend that money on my grandmothers." I told you why.

The results of the audit of Gyeonggi-do yesterday revealed that the donation collected earlier to the sharing home was used for the personal insurance of the CEO and the salary of over 50 million won to the ghost employees.


In addition, Chief Kim revealed, "As long as there is no license to build, the company takes over all the construction of the sharing house by subcontracting it," and "The price of the quotation book and exhibits was too inflated."

He also said that he had found 20 to 30 million won in the foreign exchange secretary's desk drawer. "When I asked where the ledger was, I said, 'I haven't made a ledger for 20 years. Then I put it in the bank.'"

Kim said, “The donation was not used properly, so I didn't want to ask for a sponsorship inquiry (don't support the home of sharing). As of last year, the monthly donation for the Sharing House was about 200 million won, and the most sponsored students were students. 

As the controversy over the donation of Japanese women comfort women's grandmothers was so serious that the word "deposit" was colorless, there have been inquiries to cancel the donation at the Sharing House.

This is 'News Pick'.