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It has been confirmed that the prosecution investigating the so-called 'valley murder case' is actively reviewing ways to change the charges of Lee Eun-hae and Cho Hyun-soo to a heavier one.
It is intended to go one step further than the 'accusation of murder by negligence', but the statement of an accomplice recently released also seems to have had an impact.
Correspondent Kim Ji-wook reports exclusively.
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The charges applied by the prosecution in arresting Lee Eun-hae and Cho Hyeon-soo are murder charges by negligence.
'Omission' is a legal term that refers to a case in which a person has not done what should be done. Although the suspects did not directly push the victim in the valley, they applied this charge because they saw that they did not fulfill their duty even though they had a rescue duty as much as they induced or forced diving.
However, the prosecution is currently actively reviewing the application of the murder charge by 'act' rather than 'omission'.
It is known that as a result of the investigation so far, it has been determined that the two people's intentions and actions to kill Yoon can be proven.
First of all, the prosecution views the valley murder case as an extension of past attempts to kill it by feeding it food mixed with blowfish blood or drowning it in a fishing spot.
[Ha Min-kyung / Professor of Law, Catholic University of Korea: (Three acts) There is a unity of very similar acts.
The act of bringing him to the valley itself is a crime of murder (seeing it.)]
As a result of SBS coverage, it was confirmed that the accomplice, Mo Lee, was recently released.
Prosecutors are said to have investigated Lee without detention and confirmed the details of the victim's diving process.
"The two people who were arrested yesterday stayed in the detention center today without being investigated by the prosecution."
Prosecutors called people suspected of helping the escape today for questioning.
He also asked the officetel in Goyang, Gyeonggi, which was his hiding place, to submit an internal CCTV and a monthly rental contract.
(Video coverage: Lim Dong-guk, video editing: Hwang Ji-young)