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Kim Man-bae, a key figure in Daejang-dong, who was released after the arrest period, admitted that some of the shares in Cheonhwa-dong, which received the largest share of profits from the development of Daejang-dong, belonged to Lee Jae-myung, the Democratic Party representative.
Attorney Nam Wook also said at the trial that he knew the money was Lee's presidential campaign funds.
This is reporter Hong Young-jae's report.
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Two of the Daejang-dong gang, lawyer Nam Wook and former general manager Yoo Dong-gyu, admit that they agreed to share profits from Daejang-dong with CEO Lee Jae-myung.
When Man-Bae Kim, the owner of the stake, was released, attention was focused on him, but Mr. Kim is keeping his mouth shut.
[Kim Man-bae / Daejang-dong private business operator: (Who do you think is Cheonhwa-dong No. 1?) …
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However, it was found that Mr. Kim made a statement admitting to the discussion of share sharing at the prosecution, which was stated in the arrest warrant for the head of the Democratic Party's Political Coordination Office, Jeong Jin-sang.
Mr. Kim discusses with accountant Jung Young-hak how to divide the proceeds of Cheonhwa Dongin among the three people, Jin-sang Jeong, Yu Dong-gyu, and Yong-Kim Kim, and he tells the accountant, “One-third of the proceeds from Cheonhwa Dong-in No. 1 goes to Mr. Yu and two-thirds to Mr. Yoo. I have to give it to my older brothers, that is, former Vice President Kim Yong and Chief Jung," he admitted.
As for how to share profits, he mentioned buying a company founded by Mr. Yoo at a high price, donating after receiving dividends, and investing when Mr. Yoo creates a real estate developer.
Attorney Nam Wook also appeared as a witness at the Daejang-dong trial and continued to claim that he was Lee's stake.
When asked about the purpose of Lee's co-ownership of the shares, Attorney Nam said, "I know that he had Lee's presidential election in mind." I replied that I had heard from Mr. Dong-gyu Yoo.