Kim Ji-yong, the inaugural chief of the Major Crimes Investigation Agency, has stated that uncovering the truth is necessary regarding allegations that the investigation into independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon's daughter over alleged credential fabrication was covered up.
During a comprehensive parliamentary audit by the National Assembly's Public Administration and Security Committee this afternoon (October 26), Representative Jeong Chun-saeng of the Rebuilding Korea Party asked, "Do you agree that the truth needs to be uncovered regarding the police and prosecution covering up the investigation into Representative Han's case?" Chief Kim replied, "Yes."
He also stated, "There are parts that appear that way to some extent," in response to Representative Jeong's question, "What do you think about the fact that it looks like a buried case that the police and prosecution took upon themselves not to investigate?"
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(Written by Lee Hyeon-yeong | Video by Lee Ui-seon | Graphics by Lee Jeong-ju | Produced by SBS Digital News)
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