[기동취재] “I’m sorry,” Jung-in, who jumped on his knees while running, is his dad.jpg

[기동취재] “I’m so sorry” Dad Jung-in, who jumped on his knees while running.jpg

Today (3rd) around 5 pm, the southern entrance of the Seoul Southern District Court building was filled with dozens of citizens. There was a trial for Jeong-in, whose life was taken after 16 months of birth, and Jeong-in, who came out of the trial, waited for her adoptive father, Ahnmo.

However, Ahn came to the entrance opposite the court to avoid crowded citizens. The reporters who discovered this went to Ahn and asked her position. However, her stepfather, Ahn, started running quickly.

Reporter: What is your position when an acquaintance stated that’the child has been neglected continuously’?
Mr. Ahn:…
Reporter: A resident of the lower house (the day Jungin died) heard a’thump’, but how did this sound come about?
Mr. Ahn…
Reporter: Do you have anything to say to Jeong In-i?
Mr. Ahn:…

On the day Jeongin died, I asked again why the’thumping’ sound that the residents of the lower house heard it. Ahn replied, “I don’t know because I’m at work.”

I also asked if I hadn’t talked with my stepmother Jang about the situation at the time.

But Ahn suddenly knelt in front of the reporters.

Mr. Ahn: “I’m sorry. I’m so sorry”

I didn’t tell who I was sorry for.

Today, the law of the Southern District of Seoul held a third trial in Yangcheon child abuse death case.

The acquaintances of the adoptive parents, the residents of the lower house, and a psychological analyst at the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office stood as witnesses.

In the morning witness newspaper, Mr. A, who is an acquaintance of his parents, appeared. Mr. A is between Jung In and his mother-in-law at a family gathering for adopted children. Mr. A made a statement to the effect that’Mother Jang neglected Jeong-in without properly caring for it.’

Mr. A said, “Last September, I went to a cafe in Gimpo, Gyeonggi-do with Jang.”

At the next meal, Mr. A
“I told Jungin not to feed only bare rice but also meat, but Mr. Jang replied,’Simmered food is not allowed.’

Mr. A said, “(I saw Jeong In for the first time) in March of last year, he was as healthy as other children.” I did.

In the afternoon witness newspaper, Mr. B, a resident of the lower house, appeared.

Mr. B said on October 13, last year, when Jung In died,
“I heard several times the sound of dumbbells falling,” he testified. “It sounds completely different from the sound of kids running around,” he added.

Mr. B went upstairs to see his mother, Jang, and he remembered, “(Jang) was crying and said,’I’ll tell you later.'”

Even around Chuseok last year
“I heard a sound like a woman shouting and throwing something,” he said.
“It was like a couple fight, but I couldn’t hear the other party.”

Next, Mr. C, a psychological analyst at the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office, who came out in the witness newspaper,
“It seems that Jung In’s stepmother has a high tendency to psychopath,” he said.
“The statement that he didn’t step on Jungin also seems to be false,” he testified.