The funeral of Seo Se-won, a comedian who died in Cambodia, will be held in Korea.
The grieving family of Seo Se-won announced on the 28th that they have decided to hold a funeral as the president of the Korean Broadcast Comedians Association at the funeral hall of Seoul Asan Hospital in Songpa-gu, Seoul. They will receive condolences on the 30th at 1:00 o’clock and will be buried on the 2nd of the following month.
The bereaved family tried to find Cambodia and transport the body to Korea, but it was cremated on the same day due to the poor environment of the local mortuary. In the statement, the bereaved family said, “As time went on, we judged that it would be difficult to keep the body intact, so we proceeded with a local cremation with a feeling of vomiting blood.”
The bereaved family said, “I received a death certificate from the Cambodian local police which showed the result of cardiac arrest due to diabetes, but I could not easily understand the reason,” and demanded the return of the items found at the scene, but he did not Cambodian police was delayed one by one. “
The bereaved family said, “I was more shocked and saddened when I heard that a number of speculations, fake news, and malicious rumors related to the death of the deceased were flooding in media articles, various videos, and posts.” media companies and reporters who reported on sex, producers and distributors of videos, and distributors of malicious rumours, and hold them accountable in civil and criminal terms.”
Seo Se-won died at the age of 67 on the 20th in a Korean hospital in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. He debuted in 1979 with the TBC Radio Gag Contest and KBS won He gained great popularity with his witty play on words.
However, in the 2000s, allegations of theft of film production costs, Suspicions of plagiarism, flying abroad, and foreign gambling were raised. In 2014, it was also known that he assaulted his then wife Seo Jung-hee. She divorced Seo Jung-hee in 2015 and remarried a haegeum player in 2016 and moved to Cambodia. In Cambodia, he is reported to have done various businesses including pastoral activities.
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