Chun Doo-hwan is entering the Gwangju District Law to attend the admitted newspaper for the case of the sabotage case in April.<한겨레>Material photo
The total amount collected by the prosecution from Chun Doo-hwan this year was about 3.5 billion won, and the remaining unpaid amount was estimated to be about 97 billion won. The Seoul Central District Prosecutor’s Office (Director Seung-Hwan Park) announced a total of 2,176 million won this month, including 1,268 million won in compensation for forestry in Anyang City, Gyeonggi Province under the name of Chun’s family, and 910 million won in reimbursement from two family-affiliated companies. It was announced on the 31st that it had recovered 10,000 won. If you add 350 million won in compensation for the family-affiliated company of Jeon in June and 1,101 million won in the auction of the forest in Anyang city under the name of the family in August, the redemption amount for this year is 3.536 billion won. As a result, a total of 12.29 billion won has been executed out of the 2205 billion won of the additional penalty sentence, and the unpaid amount is 97 billion won. Earlier, Chun was handed over to trial on charges of rebellion, and was sentenced to life imprisonment in the Supreme Court in April 1997. At that time, the court ordered Chun’s additional collection of 2205 billion won, including money received as a bribe, but delayed the payment and paid only 31.4 billion won a month before the prescription for the additional collection expires. Subsequently, the prosecution applied for a statement of property in 2003 and accepted by the court. At that time, Mr. Jeon submitted deposits and bonds worth 291,000 won as a property list. In 2013, ahead of the expiration of the restriction on enforcement of additional collections, the’Special Act on Confiscation of Public Officials Crimes’ was revised and the prescription was extended, and the prosecution set up a special collection team for unpaid additional collections to proceed with the retrieval of Chun’s property. By Ok Ki-won, staff reporter [email protected]