Live Broadcast Drug Use... Jeon Du-hwan Grandson's Instagram Blown Up

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Drug Use Scene Sparks Controversy Over Instagram Policy Violation

The social media account of Jeon Woo-won, the grandson of former President Jeon Du-hwan, who exposed corruption within Jeon Du-hwan's family, has disappeared.

On the 17th, when accessing Jeon's Instagram account, a message appears stating, "Sorry, this page isn't available. The link you followed may be broken or the page may have been removed."

The Instagram account of Jeon Woo-won, the grandson of former President Jeon Du-hwan, has been closed. Photo by Jeon's Instagram capture.

Jeon had been actively using Instagram, conducting live broadcasts lasting about an hour and posting messages such as "I will send 100,000 won to low-income families." However, his account has now disappeared.

It appears that the issue arose during a live broadcast on that day, where he consumed a substance suspected to be drugs. During the live broadcast, he mentioned various drugs and consumed a substance presumed to be drugs. While using drugs, he said, "I will use drugs and catch criminals. Since I am also among the criminals, I will be caught first."

According to Instagram's policy, accounts that post harmful content exceeding a certain ratio or post harmful content more than a specified number of times within a certain period are deleted.

Recently, Jeon has been using Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube to continue exposing the corruption of former President Jeon Du-hwan's family. On the 13th, through social media, he revealed that he is the grandson of Jeon Jae-yong, the second son of former President Jeon, and claimed, "Jeon Jae-yong, the second son of Jeon Du-hwan, is engaging in fraudulent activities using unexplained slush funds."

To prove that he is the grandson of Jeon Du-hwan, he posted a photo of the former president holding his grandsons and disclosed a family relationship certificate.

Subsequently, through social media, he raised suspicions about the corruption of Jeon Du-hwan's family by releasing videos such as one showing Lee Soon-ja, the spouse of the former president, practicing golf at a screen golf facility inside her residence in Yeonhui-dong, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul.

He also revealed that he is a drug user. On the 15th, during a YouTube live broadcast, he said, "I took drugs. Even if I take drugs, I will fight for justice," adding, "It was not antidepressants but drugs. I took LSD, a drug called 2C-E, and smoked marijuana."