Kim Du-kwan: "Not only Lee Jae-myung, but also attempting to desecrate Roh Moo-hyun"

Democratic Party Pro-Inno Figures Criticize Lee In-gyu's Memoir
"Killing a Former President Through Judicial Murder"

Kim Du-kwan, a member of the Democratic Party of Korea, criticized the memoir of Lee In-gyu, former head of the Central Investigation Department at the Supreme Prosecutors' Office who led the investigation of former President Roh Moo-hyun, on the 17th, saying, "Not only targeting Representative Lee Jae-myung, but they are also trying to fabricate false charges against the late President Roh and disgrace him posthumously."

On the same day, Kim posted on his Facebook, stating, "With Kim Ki-hyun elected as party leader, it seems the prosecutors' country has been completed, and now even the scriptwriter of the 'Nondureong Watch' scenario that drove President Roh Moo-hyun to his death is making a comeback."

Kim continued, "The prosecution humiliated and mocked the former president through 'spreading rumors.' The watch allegedly thrown into the Nondureong ditch was the pinnacle of that humiliation," and claimed, "Lee In-gyu was the director of this entire project to disgrace all former presidents."

He further criticized, "The mastermind who killed a former president through judicial murder and divided the country through prosecutorial reform is now riding on the back of a prosecutor president to complete the prosecutors' country, to create a 'prosecutorial pardon,' and has crawled out to sell that pardon."

Kim Du-gwan, member of the Democratic Party of Korea./Photo by Yoon Dong-joo doso7@

In his memoir, Lee claimed that former President Moon Jae-in, who was President Roh's lawyer at the time, was incompetent. In response, Kim said, "They believe that only then can the prosecution escape its original sin and the prosecutor regime continue for generations with Han Dong-hoon and other political prosecutors."

Kim stated, "Lee In-gyu's efforts to absolve the prosecutors' original sin are imaginary but will meet a miserable end like JMS leader Jeong Myeong-seok," adding, "Because wise citizens will never tolerate the prosecutors' group's project for a pardon."

According to the legal community on the same day, Lee's memoir will be published on the 20th through Jogabje.com.

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