The new series of JTBC investigative documentaries “Nobody knew, behind” He launched with a disturbing and emotional episode of premiere, shedding light on two clear issues: the hidden lives of the youth of the “cash house” of Korea and the heartbreaking case of the real life of a husband who has chosen to play tennis instead of helping his wounded wife wounded.
In the first episode, he aired July 1stThe show faced the phenomenon of “Garbage houses”—Homes of young adults overflowing with garbage, food and dirt. One of these cases presented Arum (alias) 33 years old, whose apartment in a room was so full of waste that it was almost impossible to move. Delivery containers and spoiled food had formed mountains inside the space.
Surprisingly, these living conditions are becoming more and more common among the generation of 20 and 30 years of Korea. According to a cleaning service company, over 80% of recent cleaning requests now come from this age group. From webtoon artists to university students, the show explores because the more young they are falling in this lifestyle and how they survive the conditions so overwhelming conditions.
But the most excruciating and controversial segment of the episode was the story of a man who discovered that his wife collapsed and bleeding in the bathroom, but chose to take a photo and send her to the daughter, before leaving to play tennis. This happened in May 2030 and from that day the woman remained unconscious in a hospital bed, edited exclusively by her daughter who abandoned her career to become her full -time caregiver.
The daughter, working with the “Nobody knew, behind” Team, he begins to reveal the mystery of what really happened that day. While digging through remains and clues, he also discovers previously unknown aspects of his mother’s life: emotional revelations, which are added to the pain of the event.
The episode reaches its emotional climax when her daughter finally confronts her father. His explanation for his shocking actions leaves the spectators amazed, with the narrator Lee Sang-Yeob and again Anna Kyung According to reports, he moved to tears during recording.
“Nobody knew, behind” It promises to explore 1% of the truth hidden behind well -known or ignored events, offering raw and emotional narratives that merge the mystery with sincere narrative.
