The records of Lee Geon-woo, who examined the scene as the head of the Seoul Metropolitan Police Forensic Department at the time of the shooting of First Lady Yuk Young-soo during the Liberation Day ceremony on August 15, 1974, were introduced on October 6 in a special feature of reporter Bong Ji-wook's YouTube broadcast, "Maebong Show." After retiring in 1983, Lee Geon-woo revealed doubts regarding the impact points of the bullets fired by Mun Se-gwang through a monthly magazine interview and his book, *The First Lady Assassin*, in 1989, and also testified at a parliamentary audit that same year. He passed away in 1999. He recorded that Mun Se-gwang's pistol held five live rounds, with the last one remaining inside the gun, and claimed that four of the bullets fired by Mun Se-gwang struck the podium, the Taegeukgi (Korean flag), and the ceiling due to stray discharge. The official conclusion of the investigation into this incident remains to this day that it was a solo crime committed by Mun Se-gwang.

The records of Lee Geon-woo were introduced during the investigation of the scene of the shooting of First Lady Yuk Young-soo, which took place on August 15, 1974. In this video, we examine, in order, the sequence of bullet impacts based on the book The First Lady Assassin and an analysis of the National Theater's seating arrangement; questions surrounding Ms. Jang Bong-hwa, a choir member who died alongside her; events recorded by Mr. Lee Geon-woo as having occurred during the investigation; phone calls with a surgeon at Seoul National University Hospital and undisclosed X-ray records; questions regarding why Moon Se-gwang did not appear for the on-site verification; and the political situation at the time.

The content of this video consists of Mr. Lee Geon-woo's records and the host's interpretation; it includes claims that have not been confirmed by official investigations or trials. Claims regarding the existence of other snipers or a mastermind behind the incident are not definitively established, and harsh language is a direct quotation from the records. The host's opinions are the views of the guest and may differ from the channel's stance; there is no intention to slander any specific individual. The content is based on broadcasts and reports released up to October 6, 2026.

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