Jeonju elementary principal investigated for faking son's wedding invitations
India
A South Korean elementary school principal is being investigated for sending fake wedding invitations to his coworkers, apparently to collect cash gifts.
On April 13, he shared news of his son's "small wedding attended only by family members" in Jeonju through a group chat and church newsletter.
But colleagues got suspicious, checked with the venue and found out there was no booking and that the son had actually married back in 2025.
Retiring principal suspected of soliciting cash
The principal, set to retire this August, is suspected of trying to gather farewell cash gifts before leaving.
After colleagues checked the venue, he canceled the fake wedding and claimed he didn't know about his son's earlier marriage because they'd lost touch after a divorce.