Two Private Investigators Who Helped Lee Seok-jun in 'Protection of Women and Family Murder' Case Sent to Prosecution

Lee Seok-jun, who is accused of killing the family of a woman under personal protection, is being transferred from Songpa Police Station in Seoul to the prosecution on December 17 last year.
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[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Jung-yoon] Two additional private investigation agency operators have been handed over to the prosecution for leaking the address of the victim in the case of Lee Seok-jun (25), who is accused of visiting the home of a woman under personal protection and killing her family.

According to the police on the 6th, the Songpa Police Station in Seoul sent two other private investigation agency operators who provided the victim's address to Mr. A, the private investigator who gave the address to Lee, to the prosecution yesterday on charges including violation of the Personal Information Protection Act.

Earlier, the police had sent Mr. A to the prosecution in custody last December 23 on charges including violation of the Personal Information Protection Act.

The police are investigating to identify other private investigators who received compensation and passed on personal information, following the transfer of the two private investigation agency operators yesterday.

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