Former South Korea lady arrested in bribes

The wife of former South Korean president Jonah Suka Yeola was arrested for the raft, including manipulations with shares and bribery.

Former Lady Kim Kim Kohon Hee has abandoned all charges during a four -hour court in Seoul on Tuesday. But the court brought a warrant to detention with a reference to the risk that it could destroy the evidence.

South Korea has a story Former presidents have been charged and imprisoned. However, this is the first time the former president, and the former first lady went to jail.

In January, Yun was detained to face the unsuccessful martial law last year, which plunged into the country to chaos and eventually led to his disruption.

Prosecutors note that Kim, 52 years old, earned over 800 million won ($ 577,940; £ 428,000), participating in prices involving Deutsch Motors, South Korea’s Deutsch shares.

Although it allegedly happened before her husband was elected leader of the country, he continued to throw a shadow throughout his presidency.

She also allegedly accepted two Chanel bags and the almaneous necklace as a bribe with a contradictory union in exchange for business services.

Among other charges, Kim is also accused of interfering with candidates during parliamentary campaigns in 2022 and in a general election last year.

Kim appeared solemnly when she was present at the hearing on Tuesday in a black suit and a black skirt.

“I honestly apologize for causing trouble, despite the fact that it doesn’t matter,” she told reporters.

While he was president, Yon vetoed three bills under the leadership of the opposition who sought a special lawyer on charges of Kim.

He issued the last veto in November, a week before he declared martial law.

In June this year, a special lawyer was created after the president became the opponent of Yoon Lee Jae Myung.