While they strongly suspect that Bang frequently contacted Jang before her death, call history records of the two people have not been found. The call history record of Jang Ja Yeon’s phone for 2009, the year she passed away, and the digital forensics data on her cell phone was excluded from the investigation records. No one has been hauled up to court despite official inquiries into. On the other hand, the investigation team is also looking into whether or not a proper investigation was conducted on Bang after Jang’s death. Jang Ja-yeon, 29, who committed suicide in 2009, was said to have left behind a list of 40 names of men who sexually abused her. Found hanged in her home, soap opera star Jang Ja-yeon is said to have left a note accusing television executives of forcing her to have sex with them. However, the investigation team is still looking into the case as it is unclear whether or not Bang could be charged with a crime for forcing Jang Ja Yeon to serve alcohol, etc. Jang Ja Yeon’s Death Is Ruled A Suicide, Charges Are Laid. A summary of what the case is about: An inquiry team under the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office is scheduled to announce in late March the results of its reinvestigation into the case of actress Jang Ja. Over 637,000 people have signed a Blue House petition requesting that the investigation into Jang Ja Yeon’s death be extended. The statute of limitations for Jang Ja Yeon’s case is set to expire at the end of March 2019. On March 7, 2009, actress Jang Ja Yeon, known for her role in Boys Over Flowers, died at the age of 29. Dispatch ends the article with a demand for the truth and re-examination of Jang Ja Yeon’s case. Moreover, with the compilation of testimonies by numerous people who have complied with the investigations, there is a possibility that Bang could have consistently contacted Jang Ja Yeon after the night they met in October 2008. Jang Ja Yeon’s Mysterious Case Here’s Everything You Need To Know.
Considering the testimonies of numerous related persons, the investigative team responsible for the case has judged that the person Jang Ja Yeon referred to as “President Bang’s son”, who she was forced to serve alcohol to in her written document, was former CEO Bang Jung Oh.
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