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President Kim Bong-hyun showed that our coverage was not only this, but also the decisive help for former vice president Lee Jong-pil. Last winter, while lime investors were worried about getting their money back, they were hiding around the country carrying large sums of money.

This is the only report by reporter Won Jong-jin.

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Kim Bong-hyun, Chairman Choi Geun-geun, A is told in mid-January to borrow a carnival.

It was instructed to pick up the wife and children of Lee Jae-pil, former vice president of Lime Asset Management, and pick up a man from a hotel in Myeong-dong to go to Jeongseon Resort in Gangwon-do.

Mr. A went to a hotel in Myeong-dong, an appointment place on January 23, as directed by President Kim, and the person who appeared at that place was the former vice president of Jong-pil Lee.

Even after more than two months since his order had been dropped due to a failure to attend the arrest warrant, former vice president Lee Jong-pil continued his life of refuge in Myeong-dong in the middle of Seoul with the help of President Kim Bong-hyun.

Prosecutors' investigation revealed that President Kim was deeply involved in this as well as the escape of former vice president.

In November and December of last year, Mr. Kim contacted Mr. A via a telegram phone and instructed him to 'deliver the skin disease medications he received from his former vice president's wife to his former vice president.'

This seems to be due to concerns that former vice president of skin disease may be arrested after going to the hospital.

Mr. A exchanged the check received from the former vice president on the 14th of last year, the day before the escape of the former vice president, with a cash exchange of 480 million won through the Myeongdong currency exchange prize.

Prosecutors are seeing Kim's continued support in the background that former vice presidents can escape from across the country and are tracking the link between the two.

(Video editing: Ha Sung-won, VJ: Jong-gap Kim)