Victims of the Pusan ​​Brothers' Supporting Case called the Korean version of the 'Holko Coast' were still crying out, remembering the abuse of the day in a vivid language.

It was accepted from 1972 to 1987, and decades passed, but the memory of 21 victims of brothers and sisters who were imprinted as traumas can be glimpsed through the results of the 'Research on the Actual Conditions of Brothers and Sisters in Busan' today (27th).

These in-depth interviews were conducted by six experts for 40 days in the most secure and comfortable place for interviewers.

'Interview Participant 21' started to apply for siblings in the second grade of elementary school.

I went to the neighborhood to play with my friend and was beaten and taken away by a brothers welfare team.

He said, "I belonged to a children's platoon. When one person was wrong during the training, I used to eat rice late and hit him with a bat.

He said, "Some uncles were beaten and ate their meals with blood flowing on their heads." When I met at church, I once heard that the uncle who talked a lot and treated him like a son did not see one day and asked people to die. " .
Although he attended the class at Gaeum branch, he remembered, "I learned about the contents of President Park In-geun, rather than the curriculum.

He said, "If I do the call before going to bed, I repeat and hit if I am wrong, and when the company commander goes out, there is another beating. The platoon leader has sexually assaulted him.

'Interviewee 15' waited for her brother in front of Busan Station during the vacation and was taken to Brothers Support.

I was young, but because of my height, I went to the women's platoon.

"I didn't pay the bras to the girls, I paid 10 million without the sanitary napkin," he said. "I got hit by a thigh to work for several months in a psychiatric ward where I learned to perform abortions with people who were sexually assaulted." "I said.

He said, "There were people with disabilities in the same platoon, but in the middle of winter, I grabbed my hair and dragged my head to the floor, laying on the tile floor and wiping my body with a mop cloth, sorely hurting my heart."

He said he had been sexually assaulted in sibling support and gave birth to a child, but he was adopted without his knowledge.

'Interviewer 4', who became the platoon leader for escape, struggled with suffering.
According to the research team, there were very few other brothers and sisters supporting Park In-geun, and a culture of 'demon's camp' was established by establishing a management system between the military and prison prisoners.

He said, "I can't forget the people who lived with their own hands." If I could write at the time, I would have written down what happened in the brotherhood support and the locations of people who were unfairly buried. "This is pathetic."

"Employee Participant 1," who was caught in the Brotherhood Support Group after escaping from an orphanage and living as a rag-and-mouth, said he was treated as a criminal and suffered terrible beatings and corporal punishment for his escape career.

"It was so painful that I tried to commit suicide, but it failed, and then I was sent back to the orphanage, and then I escaped after repeated attempts to escape," he said.

'Interview Participant 2' was caught in a crackdown after getting to Busan Station on the wrong train.

During the period of acceptance, the eardrum exploded and suffered constant sexual assault.

Some comments from the interviewer 13, who was an electrician, were not included in the official service report, but they were said to have insisted on the murder of the director Park In-geun.

In 1980, he went to Busan on a business trip and was accepted into a fight, but he said he was the only person who could enter Park's office because of his job as an electrician.

"The ledger's room was built on the roof of the office, and there were fifteen sticks made from a blacksmith's bat and thirty handcuffs made in the blacksmith's office."

Among the 149 victims surveyed by the research team, the number of prisoners was the highest at 74.5% under the age of 15.

Eight out of ten (79.7%) said they were accepted for kidnapping or forced execution.

Sexual abuse such as sexual assault (38.3%) and sexual assault (24.8%) was frequent, and an average of 4.7 body parts were injured, including stab wounds (67.2%).

83.2% of those who saw or heard deaths in the facility during the period of accommodation were reported to have participated in the process.

(Photo = Research service on the actual condition of victims of brothers' support, provided by Busan Social Welfare Coalition, Yonhap News)