“Truth Cover-Up Allegations Surrounding Corporal Chae’s Case Spark Outrage”
A serious contention arises as the Democratic Party of Korea accuses the government of concealing the truth related to the dismissal of the former head of the Marine Corps investigation. This investigation, which aimed to shed light on the untimely death of Corporal Chae Su-geun, coupled with subsequent charges of rebellion against the former head, raises concerns about a potential cover-up.
During a briefing at the National Assembly, Speaker Park Seong-joon addressed the matter, expressing, “The head of the marine corps investigation team, who sought to unearth the facts behind Corporal Chae’s tragic demise, was abruptly dismissed on charges of joint mutiny.” This dismissal raises questions as to the government’s intentions.
Spokesman Park further criticized the Yoon Seok-yeol regime and the Ministry of National Defense, emphasizing their current lack of accountability. “Only shameless figures are witnessed from their side,” he denounced.
Warning against potential concealment of the truth, Speaker Park declared, “Should those in power, both within the regime and senior military ranks, resort to trampling justice and hiding the truth, this case will become utterly intolerable. We will tirelessly expose and hold those responsible accountable.”
Kim Seong-joo, senior vice chairman of the party’s policy committee, echoed these sentiments at a morning press conference in the National Assembly. “Efforts to obstruct the investigation and hide the truth have become evident,” Kim alleged, referring to the government’s response regarding the case of Field Corporal’s passport.
Supreme Commissioner Jeong Cheong-rae voiced his opinion on Facebook, demanding prompt submission of the contents of the dismissed Marine Corps investigation team’s findings to the police.
The Democratic Party plans to address the matter of Corporal Chae’s untimely death through either the National Defense Committee of the National Assembly or the Legislation and Judiciary Committee.
Colonel Park Jung-hoon, former head of the Marine Corps investigative team responsible for Corporal Chae’s case, previously faced charges of being a “joint protest leader” and was relieved of his duties due to non-compliance with the order to withhold investigation results from the police.
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“If the core power of the government and the senior military officers try to hide the truth, the incident will become unmanageable.”
The Democratic Party of Korea criticized on the 13th that the truth of Corporal Chae’s case was being covered up in connection with the dismissal of the former head of the Marine Corps investigation investigating the death of Corporal Chae Su-geun and even being booked on charges of rebellion together.
Speaker Park Seong-joon said at a briefing at the National Assembly that day, “The head of the marine corps investigation team, which tried to uncover the truth about Corporal Chae’s death, was dismissed on charges of joint mutiny.” Yes,” he pointed out.
Spokesman Park said, “The Yoon Seok-yeol regime and the Ministry of National Defense only show a shameless figure that no one is responsible for.”
He also said, “If the core power of the regime and the senior military officers end up trampling justice and trying to hide the truth, the case will grow intolerable.” We will expose and judge those in power who have tried.”
Kim Seong-joo, senior vice chairman of the party’s policy committee, argued at a press conference in the National Assembly that morning, “He is trying to obstruct the investigation and hide the truth” over the passport’s response to the case of Field Corporal .
Supreme Commissioner Jeong Cheong-rae also posted a post on Facebook, saying, “Immediately hand over the contents of the (dismissed) Marine Corps investigation team’s investigation to the police.”
The Democratic Party intends to deal with the death of the Field Corporal through the National Defense Committee of the National Assembly or the Legislation and Judiciary Committee.
Colonel Park Jung-hoon, who headed the Marine Corps investigative team in connection with Corporal Chae’s death, was previously booked on charges of “joint protest leader” and dismissed from his post for failed to follow the order not to pass on the results of the investigation to the police.
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