Death penalty sought for Choi Yoon-jeong for 'climb trail murder' = South Korea

Prosecutors have requested the death penalty for Choi Yoon-jung, who sexually assaulted a woman by indiscriminately assaulting her with a steel knuckle on her hand.
According to the Bar Association on the 12th, the prosecutor's office said at Choi's final trial held at the Seoul Central District Court on the 11th, ``He showed no remorse.''
"We request that Choi Yoon-jung be sentenced to death, considering the high risk of re-offending if he does not return to society and the irreparable damage caused to the victim's family."
Prosecutors said, ``In this case, the defendant sexually assaulted and killed a stranger on a mountain trail in a park in the middle of the day in the middle of the day, and the person who committed such a crime is the most
"We need to impose appropriate punishments so that there is widespread recognition that severe punishments cannot be avoided." The victim's older brother said with tears in his eyes, ``If this hadn't happened, my sister (who was a teacher) would never have been able to interact with the students.''
"It's such a shame because we should have been together like friends," he said, adding, "I hope the perpetrator receives appropriate punishment so that no other victims like my sister will ever occur again." While my brother spoke, the audience also
Of course, the presiding judge and court staff in the courtroom also shed tears. Throughout his speech in court that day, Choi touched his nose, scratched his head, dusted off his clothes, and shook his head.
He appeared to be taking a breath. There were also times when he spoke with his hips half bent and his hands behind his head. The presiding judge warns, ``Defendant, please concentrate. Sit properly.''
Then, he finally straightened up. Defendant Choi's first trial hearing will be held at 2 pm on the 22nd of next month.