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relation to the Lime incident, where the repurchase of a fund worth KRW 1.6 trillion was stopped, the investigation began with a transcript stating that the Blue House administrator intervened.
We reported on our own in March, and Kim Han-seok, a fund victim broadcaster who recorded this conversation, attended the Lyme case trial today (17th) as a witness and testified of his damage situation.
Reporter Han Sang-woo reports.
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[Mr. Jang, former head of Daishin Securities Center: (Blue House) This is the key.
Actually, it's rhyme.
I stopped it.
This person stopped it all.]
On March 9, SBS reported on a transcript of a conversation with a victim, former Daishin Securities Center chief Jang Mo, who was involved in attracting funds from Lime Fund.
With this transcript, which first revealed the existence of Blue House administrator Kim Mo, who was in close contact with Rhyme, the investigation of administrator Kim began in earnest, and the victim who recorded the recording was Han-seok Kim, a broadcaster.
Kim attended the Jang's trial held today as a witness and testified of how he was fooled by Mr.
[Kim Hansuk/Broadcaster: It is too safe to hold collateral, 0% probability of bankruptcy, 0% probability of being ruined now, less chance of getting a lottery going wrong.
.]
It was also revealed that Jang lied to reassure investors even after the cessation of Lime redemption.
[Kim Han-seok / Broadcaster: In the transcript,'You don't have to worry, the Blue House will do it.
There is nothing wrong with it'.]
Mr. Kim invested more than 800 million won, including the assets he had accumulated during his 30 years of broadcasting, and his jeonse funds, and lost most of them.
The Blue House administrator, who appeared in the transcript, was charged with stealing information from the Financial Supervisory Service related to the Lime Fund after receiving money, and is facing a sentence tomorrow.
(Video coverage: Nam Nam Kim, video editing: Jongwoo Kim)