Prosecutors seek four years in prison for Hwang Eisuke's sister-in-law who revealed his private life

To my sister-in-law, who was on trial for allegedly threatening and disseminating footage of Hwang Eui-jo (Hwang Eui-suke, Aranyasupol), a former member of the Korean national soccer team who was accused of voyeurism,
Prosecutors asked for a prison sentence. On the 28th, the Seoul Central District Court held the fourth trial date for Lee, her sister-in-law, who was indicted on charges of violating the Act on Aggravated Punishment of Specified Crimes (Threat of Retaliation, etc.).
The court ordered him to be sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to restrict employment for five years. Prior to this, he had completely denied the charges from the first trial held on the 8th of last month until the third trial date on the 7th. He is
He is currently being held in custody and on trial on charges that he used SNS to upload videos about Hwang Gisuke's private life and sent threatening e-mails to him while urging him to drop the charges.
However, on the 20th, it was revealed that his side suddenly submitted a handwritten remorse to the court admitting the charges.
In his reflection, he said, ``I wish I could punish my brother-in-law (Mr. Hwang Uisuke) for not recognizing my sister-in-law's dedication.''
"I committed the crime in order to shut them down and make them rely on us again," he admitted to the charges. In his final statement that day, he said, ``I am sorry for making a huge mistake and hurting the victims.''
I am deeply remorseful." Meanwhile, the police are currently investigating Hwang Yi-suke's suspicions of voyeurism. Mr. Hwang Gisuke admitted to the fact of the shooting during the police investigation, but he maintained his position that it was not illegal.
I was told.