``Korea Valley Murder'' defendant Lee Eun loses her husband's life insurance claim lawsuit of 800 million won and is ordered to ``dismiss the claim and bear the costs''

Defendant Lee Eun-hae (32), who was sentenced to life imprisonment in a case that became a hot topic in Japan as "Korea Valley Murder", filed a lawsuit claiming hundreds of millions of won in life insurance that she took out in the name of her deceased husband.
lost in On the afternoon of the 5th, the Seoul Central District Court dismissed the plaintiff's claim in a lawsuit in which Lee claimed 800 million won (approximately 80 million yen) in insurance money against Shinhan Life (former Orange Life Insurance).
and that the plaintiff should bear the cost of litigation.” Defendant Lee purchased 800 million won in life insurance under her husband's name after committing the crime with his accomplice Cho Hyun-soo (31), who had a common-law relationship.
, but was refused payment by the insurance company who suspected insurance fraud, and filed a lawsuit on November 16, 2020. The insurance company said that the amount of life insurance premiums was large compared to the age and income of the defendant, and that the beneficiary
It is said that he doubted that he was not the legal heir and that all of them were Lee defendants. Lee is currently being charged not only with murder, but also with attempted violation of the Special Act on Prevention of Insurance Fraud.