Yunjio, accused of defamation or fraud
Departing to Canada in 2019
Even after Interpol’s’Red Wanted’
Actor Yoon Geo / Photo = Yonhap News
It is reported that the Ministry of Justice plans to deliver evidence to Canadian law enforcement authorities for the repatriation of actor Yoon Geo, whose arrest warrant has been issued for suspicion of sponsorship fraud.
On the 27th, the JoongAng Ilbo said, “The Ministry of Justice lied to Yunjio about collecting donations in April 2019, based on the data on the progress of the extradition of criminals from the Ministry of Justice. It was reported that it has taken 70 million won.’
According to reports, the Ministry of Justice will report the progress of the case ▲Issued an arrest warrant in November 2019 ▲February 2020, the Ministry of Justice requested Canada to extradite the criminal ▲In October 2020, Canada’s request for supplementation (evidence to supplement the criminal’s intention, etc.) Listed.
The Ministry of Justice is reported to be planning to respond to Canada’s request for (evidence) supplementation in consultation with the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office.
Ji-Oh Yoon received attention for claiming to be the only witness of the late Jang Ja-yeon incident. He raised funds for revealing the truth and was accused of defamation or fraud. At that time, Ji-Oun Yoon raised 140 million won in donations related to the Go Jang-Jae-yeon case and was sued for defamation and insult from writer Kim Su-min, who helped publish the book’The Thirteenth Testimony’. After that, he left for Canada in April 2019 and was suspicious of fleeing.
The police said that they were wanted for red through Interpol (International Criminal Police Agency), but Yunjio frequently revealed his recent events in Canada, such as sharing daily photos on social media or conducting live internet broadcasts. Last year, there was controversy when he uploaded a picture of enjoying a birthday party on social media. At the time, when the Ministry of Justice said, “The location is unknown,” Yunjio said, “Can’t you find the location? You know the address of the house, and (I) live at home.”
In addition, recently, when asked by a netizen on African TV,’I am looking for red interpolation, can I broadcast?’, “I only applied in Korea and was not accepted. Red wanted targets such as terrorists, but I am not the target itself, but the approval of the application. I didn’t do it.”
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