“Please ring the alarm for murder.”
On the morning of the 13th, the first trial will be held at the Seoul Southern District Law on the morning of the 13th against a adoptive parent who is accused of abusing and killing the 16-month-old adopted child’Jung In-i’.
On the 11th, two days before the trial, in front of the Seoul Southern District Prosecutors’ Office in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul and the Seoul Southern District Law, there were a line of Geunjo Wreaths calling for strict punishment against Mr. Jang Amugae, his mother.
In the case of Jeong In-i, Jung In-yang, who was adopted at the age of 7 months, died of abuse of her adoptive parents after 271 days of adoption last year.
There were reports of child abuse three times after adoption, but it was known that Jung In-yang returned to her adoptive parents because there was no evidence of abuse, and the angry citizens commemorated Jeong In-i. A wreath in front of the prosecution and court contained a message calling for severe punishment for the perpetrator.
The Geunjo Wreath was established by members of the Korea Child Abuse Prevention Association. The association initially planned to install 70 garlands and 50 pinwheels, but a total of 80 garlands were installed. The garlands are displayed from 8 am on the 11th to 1 pm on the 15th.
On the wreath, “Prevent the tragedy of child abuse”, “Strengthen the Child Abuse Act”, “Please punish me for murder”, “Punish the prosecutor’s murderer for murder”, “The father of a married couple plan murder squad is also arrested”. There is written a message demanding severe punishment.
There were also phrases in commemoration of Jung In, such as “Jeong In-ah, I’m sorry and I love you a lot”, “Jeong In-ah, we will protect you now”, and “Jeong In-ah, please be born to an ajumma in the next life.”
The blue pinwheel was installed with the wish that the members wanted Jeong In-i to jump in the sky. Blue means bruising and suffocation in the abused child. The association installed garlands on December 14th to 18th and 21st to 28th of last year and commemorated Jeong In-i.
Citizens who were passing by the Southern District also looked at the wreath and commemorated Jeong In.
Citizen Park Jeong-ju (61, Yangcheon-gu, Seoul) said, “It’s not something people will do. “I’m very resentful.”
Jin-mo (24, Uijeongbu, Gyeonggi Province) also expressed regret, saying, “I think there should not be child abuse.” Jin argued that “I have doubts about the police investigation,” and “we need to dig up the details of the case and make sure punishment.”
Jeong In-yang died during treatment in the emergency room in Yangcheon-gu on October 13 last year. At the time of death, he suffered serious damage to his abdomen, including bleeding in the abdominal cavity and cutting the pancreas.
The prosecution indicted Jang Yang on charges of child abuse, lethality, child abandonment, and neglect, but did not specify the crime of murder in the complaint. Anmo, his adoptive father, was charged with abandonment and neglect. On the 13th, the court will broadcast the trial live in two civil courts.
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