U.S. records surrounding the assassination of First Lady Yuk Young-soo on August 15, 1974, are once again drawing attention. On September 30, People Power Party Representative Bae Hyun-jin disclosed a document drafted by the CIA's Office of East Asia in May 1985 and declassified in 2011, stating that the document identifies the perpetrator as a "North Korean agent." In contrast, a declassification cable sent by the U.S. Embassy in Seoul to the State Department on September 4, 1974, contains an assessment that the South Korean government's investigation was fundamentally based on the confession of Mun Se-gwang, and that this confession had not been verified from an independent source.

In this video, we examine the differences between the contents of the cable reported by the U.S. Embassy to its home country immediately after the incident and the 1985 CIA document, the controversy over historical distortion surrounding the film *Assassination(s)*, a comparison of political reactions from 2005 with those of today, and the host's review of claims that the film resembles North Korean cinema. Expressions such as "North Korean agent" appearing in the video are quoted verbatim to report on and verify publicly available documents and statements by politicians. The host's interpretations and opinions in the video are the personal views of the guest and may differ from the channel's stance; there is no intention to defame any specific individual. Unconfirmed matters, such as the mastermind behind an incident, are not presented as definitive conclusions, and the content is based on reports and materials released up to October 6, 2026.

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