“Then, is there any other person you think might have edited the voice recording that Journalist Kang Il-Ro had released?”

It was possible that Journalist Kang Il-Ro might have edited the voice recording himself, or someone else with a different intention might have edited it before reporting it on purpose. It was somehow most likely the latter, and it was somewhat predictable. However, he couldn’t recklessly mention who they were. It was a very sensitive issue. If he were to point fingers at another person without clear evidence, it could cause a backlash. Thus, the journalist who asked the question did not necessarily want a direct answer either. Instead, it was a question aimed at eliciting a response that suggested there was someone Chae Woo-Jin was suspicious of. That alone was enough material for them to write a long story.

“I don’t even know who the informant is, so how would I know that?”

“Did Journalist Kang Il-Ro not say anything about the informant?”

When an article got published, the subject in question would normally confront the journalist and ask for the facts first, so everyone had assumed that would have been the same for Chae Woo-Jin. However, the journalists felt that Chae Woo-Jin was conveying his uneasy feelings about Kang Il-Ro when he expressed his dissatisfaction about not knowing the informant’s true identity.

“Why should I ask him when he didn’t...