China News Service, April 10, according to Korean media reports, 24-year-old Jiang Mou, one of the accomplices in Room N of South Korea, was accused of threatening his class teacher several times and entrusted Room N, the main criminal, Zhao Zhubin, to kill his family for trial. Jiang was tried in court on October 10. He continued to express his wronged position in the introspection paper submitted earlier, and the court angered, "It is better not to write this way."
Jiang was suspected to have started in January 2018. By December 2019, he had threatened his class teacher Amou 17 times. It is reported that in the past, Jiang Mou was sentenced to 1 year and 2 months in prison for allegedly frequently threatening A Mou. But after he was released from prison, he again made retaliatory threats.
It is reported that Jiang is an important member of the public welfare department of the Family Welfare Department of a district office in Suwon. He is suspected of using the social security information system to inquire personal information of A and his family without authorization.
In March 2020, after Zhu Zhubin was arrested, with an in-depth investigation, Jiang was found to be one of the largest "doctorate" accomplices in Room N. South Korean prosecutors believe that Jiang used the identity of a public welfare officer to inform Zhao Zhubin of the identity of the designated person, etc., to help him produce illegal images.
In the morning of April 10, the Criminal Division 33 of the Seoul Central District Court conducted a second public trial of Jiang, who was suspected of violating specific crimes such as the Aggravated Penalty Law and other related laws.
At the end of January, Jiang was transferred to trial in detention. In the first public trial conducted in March, he admitted the charges against himself and expressed introspection. He has submitted three reflections.
Jiang said in his introspection letter submitted to the court earlier that he felt aggrieved because his family was hurt.
The referee stated from the beginning of the trial, "It's better not to pay such introspection."
The referee said, "If you want to tell us the attitude of self-examination, it is good for me to think more and write again. I always express a wronged stance and consider the victim. The situation is very bad.
Jiang's lawyer said that Jiang recently thought that there was no sense of survival and hoped to be sentenced to capital punishment. It is extremely nervous and frightened mentally.
In addition, Jiang was also under investigation by the prosecution because he was accused of being one of the accomplices in the "doctor room".
South Korean prosecutors said on the 10th that they are conducting investigations on sexual exploitation crimes against Jiang. If prosecuted for this reason, the two cases are best handled together. Expressed the possibility of a combined trial of additional prosecution cases, and recommended that the court postpone the trial.
The prosecution expects to file an additional prosecution against Jiang as early as April 13.
The court heard the prosecutor's opinion and decided to restart the trial on May 1.