Chung Chun-jo's accomplice in ``Prison Letter'' is head of security team = South Korea

Jeon Cheon-jo (27), known as the second marriage partner of former Korean fencing former female representative Nam Hyun-hee (42), was suspected of an investment fraud in the billions of won (hundreds of millions of yen).
was handed over to court. It was reported that Mr. Jeong has been sending letters one after another to the media, as well as the family and victims.
On the 29th, Channel A released some of the contents of the five letters sent by Chung.
Chung wrote, ``He is currently in a solitary confinement cell at a detention center. He wears a yellow name tag and has been mentioned in the media as a key person under control.''
He also said, ``I'm having pain in the area where I had my chest surgery...I requested outside medical treatment, but the medical staff and doctor told me that I was causing a public controversy and they didn't know if I could go out for security reasons.''
"I said no," he claimed. Chung, a woman, revealed that she underwent breast removal surgery and hormone injections in order to become a man.
In a recent letter sent to the victim through his family, Mr. Chung said, ``I would like you to come and see me once.''
However, he reportedly wrote, ``Just like many people feel betrayed by me, I feel the same way about Hyun Hee.''
He not only targeted the victims but also the media, saying that it was ``different from a visit''.
He said he sent a letter. The Seoul Eastern District Prosecutors' Office Criminal Division 2 (inspected by Director Park Myung-hee) is a fraud under the Specified Economic Crimes Aggravated Punishment Act, fraud under the Criminal Code, forgery of official documents, use of forged official documents, forgery of judicial documents, and forgery.
Chung was arrested and indicted on the same day on suspicion of using documents. Mr. Jeong pretended to be an extramarital third-generation chaebol and collected 3 billion won (approx.
342.9 million yen) is suspected of having intercepted the remainder. Prosecutors said that most of the victims were Mr. Chung's social media acquaintances, Zaitetsu students, and parents at the fencing school, and more than 90% were from 20 to 20 years old.
He revealed that he was a young man in his 30s. Chung is also accused of deceiving the victim by forging a resident registration card to pass himself off as a man.
Prosecutors have accused Chung of receiving 200 million won (approximately 22.9 million yen) of the fraud damage and helping Chung commit the crime.
Mr. A (26), known as the head of Mr. Yong's security team, was also arrested and charged with being an accomplice. Meanwhile, the police are continuing to investigate whether Nam Hyun-hee was involved in the incident.
According to the police, Nam was accused of being an accomplice in three of the Chung cases, and the amount of damage was 1 billion won (approximately 114.4 million yen).
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