All investigations involving the late Mayor Park Won-soon, the former mayor of Seoul, have ended for more than five months. Following the announcement of the results of the investigation by the police the day before, the prosecution announced the results of the investigation on the alleged leakage of the facts of Park’s lawsuit.
The Seoul Northern District Prosecutor’s Office (Prosecutor Kim Hu-gon) said in a press release on the day that “there is no evidence to admit that the accused, including an investigative agency official, leaked the facts of the lawsuit against Mayor Park,” he said. Since last August, the prosecution has been investigating an accusation case for allegations that the accusation for sexual harassment of Mayor Park has been leaked. The core content of the accusation was that the Seoul Central District Prosecutors’ Office and the Blue House, including the police and other investigative agencies, informed Mayor Park of the accused.
At the’Second Press Conference on the Case of Violent Sexual Violence by the Mayor of Seoul’ held in the morning of July in the morning of July, representatives from On-Sesang Law Firm, Kim Jae-ryun, and other complainants are attending. Reporter Kim Sang-sun
Mayor Park’s sexual harassment victim side claimed on July 13 that “the investigation was delivered to Mayor Park at the same time as the complaint.” On the 22nd of the same month, attorney Kim Jae-ryun, the legal representative of the victims, claimed, “On the 7th, the day before the complaint, we had a phone interview with the head of the Seoul Central District Prosecutor’s Office on the sexual harassment of Mayor Park Jeon, Yu Hyun-jeong,” and the suspicion of leakage spread. Accordingly, several civic groups filed a complaint with the prosecution against the Blue House, the police, and the prosecutors’ office on charges of leaking the accused in August (public service secrets, punishment of sexual violence crimes, violation of the law on the protection of victims, etc.).
Women’s group → Nam In-soon → Gender news report
Summarizing the results of the prosecution’s investigation, the leak of the lawsuit against Mayor Park was made by an official from a women’s organization acting as a’intermediary’. On July 7th, after an interview with Prosecutor Yoo, attorney Kim notified Mr. A, a representative of a civic group he had known, of the plan to sue and requested support. At this time, Mr. Kim did not mention specific details. Mr. A made several calls with Mr. B, the representative of other women’s groups, and Mr. B spoke with Mr. C, the co-representative of the same group on the morning of the next day, the 8th. After that, Mr. C informed the contents to the Democratic Party’s lawmaker Nam In-soon, and the lawmaker Nam delivered the case to Gender Special Assistant, Mayor Lim Soon-young, who served as his aide.
Seoul National University Secretary Ko Han-seok, the head of Seoul’s secretary office, is revealing his will in front of the funeral hall of Seoul National University Hospital, Jongno-gu, Seoul, where the body of Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon was enshrined in July. Reporter Jang Jin-young
It was investigated that Lim’s special report was delivered to Rep. Nam on the 8th at about 3 pm on the 8th and asked Mayor Park,’Is there anything unpleasant?’ and received an answer to the effect of’nothing’. According to the prosecution, Lim’s special reporter called the representatives of women’s organizations and asked again what had happened, but received an answer that’cannot be confirmed’. Afterwards, Mayor Park said that at the mayor’s mission at around 11 pm on the same day, he said to Lim and the planning secretary that’there is a text message with the victim, but if you take a problem, it may become a problem’. The next day, on the 9th, Mayor Park left a memo saying’I’m sorry to everyone’ and left the mission.
What is the reason for the charges of the Blue House, the sword, and the police?
The prosecution said, “It is difficult to say that related information was leaked as a result of analyzing the contents of the call through digital forensics and synthesizing the contents of the investigation.” The prosecution explained that it is difficult to say that the Blue House and police officials leaked information about the complaint, considering that the information was obtained by Mayor Park before the victim filed the complaint and did not know the details. The head of the Seoul Central District Prosecutor’s Office also saw that there was no evidence to prove the allegations because attorney Kim did not mention the details of the complaint at the time of the call and did not mention the civic group that leaked the case.
The prosecution’s judgment is that the charges of leaking secrets for public affairs are not applicable to the women’s group officials C and Ms. Rep. Nam, who were revealed to have informed of the charges during the prosecution’s investigation. An official at the prosecution said, “According to Article 127 (leakage of public service secrets),A public official or a person who was a public officialAccording to the law Official secretIt is punished for’when you leak it.’ Members of the civic group are not public officials, and Congressman Nam is a public official, but he cannot apply the charges because he has grasped the contents through personal relations rather than job performance.”
Seoul Northern District Prosecutors’ Office. Yonhap News TV
“I don’t think it’s difficult to cross this wave anyway.”
As a result of the digital forensics, the prosecution said that no information was deleted on the mobile phones of the former market of Park. The telegram, which cannot be recovered even after the message has been deleted, is said to have no suspicion that it was deleted in the light of the flow of conversations secured by the mobile phone. Among Mayor Park’s messenger records, “I don’t think I can pass this wave anyway.” “Too many people have no face. The prosecution explained that the contents reflecting the heart of the former mayor before his death, such as “How much has all helped” were kept.
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