A man in his thirties who was handed over to trial for attempting to rape and assault his ex-lover at home for three days and kill him with a blunt weapon, said at the first trial that he said, "I have no feelings of sorry for the victim."
Today (17th), the second criminal division of the Jeju District Court (Judge Chan-soo Jang) held the first trial of the case of 37-year-old A, who was charged with 7 charges including attempted murder, special confinement, and special threats.
Mr. A is angered at the notice of farewell from his ex-lover, Mr. B, and is accused of bringing Mr. B to his home in Jeju City on the 3rd of last month and imprisoning him.
The victim, Mr. B, was suffering from indiscriminate assault, and managed to escape on the morning of the 5th, after A briefly went to a convenience store.
As a result of this incident, Mr. B was seriously injured, including a broken rib and ruptured spleen.
Mr. A, who ran away immediately after the incident, took a thorough escape for three days, turning off his cell phone and using only cash, but was caught by the police while moving in a vehicle with an acquaintance around 5 pm on the 8th of last month.
Mr. A, who stood in the courtroom, replied, "I have nothing to say" to the judge's question, "Do you reflect?
When asked, "Are you sorry, the victim was seriously injured in this incident?"
A seed in the prosecution investigation process
. "That is regretted killing not I should have killed him (the victim),"
in relation to those statements and asked the court said, "Seriously yinya" Mr. A "is did the day emotions come now that makes sense What "Is it useful?"
It was also known during today's trial that Mr. A submitted a petition to the judge stating that "my human rights were violated because the police did not adhere to the proper principles."
At the time when Mr. A's fleeing journey continued, there was a case in which internal data written by the police was leaked on social media, and Mr. A protested that "an illegal arrest was made."
The material contained Mr. A's face, name, address, and vehicle information.
However, Mr. A withdrew from his application for a public participation trial to the court before the first trial and admitted to all the prosecution's charges.
The'pre-judgment investigation', which the court said it would conduct for reference in sentencing, was also rejected on the grounds that it "has no meaning."
The second trial is scheduled to be held on January 14th next year.
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