Called Want to Sell Sulli's House to Pay Inheritance Tax, Father Sends Photo of Deceased's Grave

Kapanlagi.com - Choi Sulli has been gone forever since last October. Unfortunately, there is still unpleasant news about the late family. It all started from Sulli's older brother's confession on Instagram.

After previously revealing facts about their father discussing the inheritance, Sulli's brother feels upset again. He says that their father contacted him because he felt his reputation was tarnished.

"I was shocked because he only contacted me to talk about tarnishing his reputation and saying bad things about your mother and the past. Distorting the facts about you? I don't know much about you, and you don't know anything about me either. You're just a father who wants his daughter's inheritance money but doesn't want to pay the inheritance tax. You're the person who said to be a stranger with the mother who raised us. If you're like that, then you're also a stranger to me. Seeing you angry when you contacted me, I don't think my mother ever told a lie," Sulli's brother wrote as quoted from Koreaboo.

1. Father Admits to Visiting Sulli's Grave

Conversation between Sulli's sister and father © koreaboo.com

In a previous post, Sulli's sister mentioned that their father had never visited the late Sulli's grave. However, trying to refute this, the father sent a photo of Sulli's grave at Miltang through chat as evidence that he had been there. But Sulli's sister stated that the photo was taken by someone else.

"You can see the ground used for the burial in the photo below. So you're saying that by stealing someone else's photo, it's as if you were there that day? Is this your way of twisting the facts? I applaud you for explaining this issue yourself. The first photo has no authenticity. Aren't you ashamed to claim to be a church member?" said Sulli's sister.

2. Sister Refuses to Sell the House

Lastly, Sulli's sister clearly reaffirmed that neither she nor her mother have any plans to sell the house that was bought by Sulli during her lifetime. Especially not for the reason of paying inheritance tax.

"Inheritance tax payment is due in March. You want to receive the inheritance money, but you don't want to pay the tax. Do you really want to sell the house that my sister bought after working her whole life? Sorry, but we're not selling that house. And if we do, it definitely won't be in March," she wrote.

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(kor/pit)