Munie Church leader denies the former first Lady of South Korea

The leader of the contradictory church of the Association denied the allegation that its organization has bribed the former first Lady of South Korea with luxury gifts in exchange for business services.

Khan Hak-Jay categorically rejected the statements that she had ruled bribery, faced by journalists when she came out of nine hours of interrogation at the prosecutor’s office.

“No … Why do I do it?” -In the 82-year-old widow of the founder of the Sun-Mun Moon Church, whom the assistants were to support when she was going.

Former first Lady Kim Kim Kohn X, the wife of the overthrown President John Suka Jola, is accused of taking two chanel bags and a diamond necklace, along with 80 million won ($ 57,900; 42,500 pounds) from the church.

Kim was Specified last month For various fees, including bribery and manipulation with the stocks she denies.

For the first time, her arrest noted that both the former president, and the former first lady was imprisoned in South Korea.

In January, Yun was detained to face the unsuccessful martial law last year, which loaded the country into chaos.

On Wednesday, Khan laid the blame on the former church official, saying that the official acted on his own, offering Kim these gifts. Since then, the official has been arrested.

Her appearance comes after she gave up the prosecutor’s summons three times. “I ached after (heart) surgery,” she said.

When interrogated in standby mode, an ambulance was erected, Reuters reports, citing a special prosecutor’s office.

On Wednesday, the authorities arrested the conservative legislator Quon Song-Dong, who is also accused of receiving 100 million won in a bribe from the church. Quon, who once considered a close trustee of Yun, refused the allegation.

The Church of the Association, which is officially known as the Family and Association Federation, was founded in South Korea in the 1950s Sun-Mun, which declared himself a Messiah.

The church is most famous for holding mass weddings involving thousands of couples, some of which would only be recently in line with the church.

Critics called this group “iconic”. The lawyers accused him of compulsion of devoted, known as “Moonies” after its founder, of donating big money.

The Church of the Association came into account in Japan after Murder formerly the country’s country leader both. The alleged killer accused the group of bankruptcy of their family and held a complaint against both Allegedly for its promotion.

The group is prohibited in some parts of the world, including Singapore and Most recently Japan.