On the 22nd, SBS's "Unanswered Questions" explored the mystery surrounding the theft of Goo Hara's safe. After Goo Hara died, someone broke into her residence in Cheongdam-dong, Seoul, and stole a personal safe containing her cell phone.

Goo Hara ended her life abruptly on November 24, 2019. While actively promoting a new album in Japan, she briefly returned to Korea and posted a short message, "Good night", on her official account of social networks on November 23, 2019.

However, a few hours later, on the 24th, she posted "I'm scared..." on a secret account known only to her close friends.

Acquaintances left comforting comments like, “Sister, I’m here.” Your reliable and strong sister,” and “Why are you afraid, stupid?” I'm always on your side. Think of us,” but soon after, news of his death broke.

At the scene of his death, only a simple note was found, without a suicide note.

However, Goo Hara's older brother, Goo Ho-in, mentioned that a housekeeper who had been there for a long time said that Hara had written a will "just in case."

Additionally, it was reported that the day before her death, Goo Hara called a close acquaintance, Ms. Hwang. Ms. Hwang, a key figure in the "Burning Sun" scandal, shared her complex feelings in an interview with the show's producers.

Ms. Hwang said, "Hara actually called me that day," adding, "She suggested we have dinner together, but I was having a beer with a friend, and since my friend is not a celebrity, I I thought this might be uncomfortable for Hara. So I said, 'Let's meet on my birthday,' and hung up. The next morning I heard the tragic news.

She expressed feeling responsible for Goo Hara's death.

Ms. Hwang explained, “Those who were arrested felt a lot of guilt and expressed deep condolences when Hara made this choice. Even though I'm just a friend, if someone had gone to Hara's house and stolen her safe, I would have reported it.

Goo Hara played a significant role in revealing details to the public about the "Burning Sun" by personally contacting a reporter with information.

“Burning Sun” refers to crimes, including sexual assault and illegal video sharing, that occurred at Burning Sun nightclub in Gangnam, Seoul.

This led to speculation that the theft of Goo Hara's safe might be linked to the "Burning Sun." » The thief did not take any valuables, but stole the 31 kg safe and fled.

Meanwhile, “Questions Without Answers” ​​broadcast an identikit of the man captured by video surveillance during the theft of the safe.

Experts speculated that the culprit wore an earring in his left ear, was aged in his late 170s to mid-XNUMXs, wore glasses for myopia, and had a thin face with a prominent nose. He was estimated to be around XNUMXcm tall and had a sturdy build.

Former investigator Jung Chang-gil, known as the "Framework Specialist," described the suspect as having "a long chin and slightly high cheekbones."