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Prosecutors suspect that half of the profits from Daehang-dong, Kim Man-bae, the major shareholder of Hwacheon Daeyu, were shared with Kim Yong, Deputy Director Kim Yong, Director Jeong Jin-sang, and former General Manager Yoo Dong-gyu.
Last year, the prosecution decided that Yoo had all the money, but this time two people were added.
Democrats criticized the prosecution's argument for inconsistency.
By Son Hyeong-an, staff reporter.
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prosecution, which handed over Deputy Director Yong Kim to trial, announced an additional investigation policy saying that Deputy Director Kim and Jinsang Jeong had a close relationship with contractors during the development of Daejang-dong.
One of the clues was included in the indictment by Vice Director Kim and became known outside.
It is reported in the indictment that Kim Man-bae, the major shareholder of Hwacheon Daeyu, said that 24.5 percent, about half, of the 49 percent stake in Daejang-dong he owns belonged to Kim Yong-yong, Deputy Director Jeong Jin-sang, and former general manager Yoo Dong-gyu.
It is said that he decided to pay 42.8 billion won after deducting the jointly borne project cost out of 70 billion won in profits according to the stake to these three people.
Earlier, in October of last year, the prosecution arrested and indicted former general manager Yoo, saying that Kim Man-bae promised to pay 42.8 billion won in bribes to Yoo.
However, it is known that their promise of equity and the relationship of CEO Lee Jae-myung were not mentioned in the indictment.
Regarding the prosecution's allegations, Kim Man-bae's side said, "We cannot reveal our position as to whether it is true or not."
The Democratic Party pointed out that the inconsistency is inconsistent, saying that the prosecution claims that the 42.8 billion won, which was previously shared by former general manager Yoo, is now money shared with Kim and Jung.