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Prosecutor Yoon Seok-yeol's mother-in-law Choi Mo was handed over to the court. In the process of buying real estate, it was accused of falsifying the bank balance certificate. In the midst of controversy over procrastination, the prosecution charged Choi with the expiration of the statute of limitations.

Reporter Han Sang-woo.

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Prosecutor Yoon Seok-Yeol's mother-in-law Choi Mo has all three charges.

First of all, it is the alleged counterfeiting of 4 bank balance certificates, which amount to about 35 billion won between April and October 2013.

The prosecution judged that Choi had faked his balance certificate by ordering his partner, Ahn Moo, and Kim Mo, who had close acquaintances.

This forged certificate was used to prove the funding power during the auction process in Dochon-dong, Seongnam, Gyeonggi-do.

The prosecution identified Choi as having actually used one forged balance certificate once.

Choi, who admitted the forgery of private documents at the 2016 An trial, was finally handed over to the court in four years.

Choi was also charged with violating the Real Estate Real Estate Act.

In the end, Mr. Choi was awarded the successful bid for the land of Dochon-dong.

The prosecution also refused Choi's partner, Ahn, to go to trial, but said that there is no evidence of counterfeiting against Seok-Yeol Yoon's wife, Kim Mo.

As if conscious of accusations of procrastination after the complaint was filed in September last year, the prosecution said it was necessary to be cautious because someone other than the case filed a complaint against Choi.

Although Mr. Choi's lawyer admitted that he was falsified, he claimed that he had been deceived by his partner, An, to create a fake certificate, and President Seok-Yeol Yoon did not give a position on the results of the investigation.

(Video coverage: Yongjin Joo, Namseong Kim, Video editing: Yumira)