Police Analyze Cheonggong's Communication Records in 'Official Residence Interference Suspicion'... "No Location Data in Base Station"
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[Asia Economy Reporter Jang Sehee] The police analyzed the mobile phone communication records of the fortune teller Cheongong and confirmed that there were no location values matching the base stations near the presidential residence in the phone records at that time.
On the 22nd, the Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency obtained a communication warrant for Cheongong's mobile phone and analyzed the location records. However, it was confirmed that there were no location values matching the base stations near the current presidential residence in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, which Cheongong was suspected of visiting in March last year.
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In December, the Presidential Office filed a complaint against former Justice Party lawmaker Kim Jong-dae, who raised the suspicion. Subsequently, complaints were additionally filed against former Ministry of National Defense spokesperson Bu Seung-chan, who raised the pre-inspection suspicion, and two media outlets that reported on it.
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