Friday, January 20, 2017

President Park Scandal Arrest List Update

Four more people, listed below just arrested recently;

Mr. Kim Ki-choon        (former Chief Presidential Secretary)
Ms. Cho Yoon-sun       (Minister of Culture and Sports)
Ms. Kim Kyung-sook   (Ewha U., Dean of Science and Industry Convergence College)
Ms. Lee  In-sung        (Ewha University, Professor)

Those arrested so far in the scandal are listed below;

Ms. Choi Soon-sil       (President Park's confidante)
Mr. Cha Eun-taek       (former Director of Creative Convergence Center)
Mr. An Chong-bum    (former Senior Presidential Secretary)
Mr. Jeong Ho-seong   (former Presidential Secretary)
Ms. Choi Si-ho           (niece of Ms. Choi Soon-sil)
Mr Kim Jong              (former Vice Minister of Culture)
Mr. Moon Hyung-pyo  (former Minister of Health)
Mr. Kim Jin-soo          (former Presidential Secretary for Health)
Mr. Kim Jong-deok     (former Minister of Culture)
Mr. Chung Gwang-ju   (former Vice Minister of Culture)
Mr. Shin Dong-chul     (former Presidential Secretary)
Mr. Song Sung-gak     (former Head of Korea Creative Content Agency)
Mr Ryu Cheol-gyun     (Ewha University Professor)
Mr. Nam Gung-gon     (former Ewha University, Dean of Admissions)

Those indicted with indifference (not arrested yet) are listed below;

Mr. Cho Won-dong    (former Senior Presidential Secretary for Economic Affairs)
Lee Jae-yong            (Samsung Vice Chairman)
Choi Gee-sung          (Samsung, Vice Chairman Future Strategy Office)
Jang Choong-gi         (Samsung, President Future Strategy Office)
Park Sang-jin             (Samsung Electronics, President for External Affairs)

Mr. Kim Ki-choon and Ms. Cho Yoon-sun were arrested and indicted for blacklisting artists and other people (abuse of power, perjury, etc.).




For a long time, many though right wing groups were backed and given directions by the Park Administration. This was just proven true and Minister Cho Yoon-sun was behind it, most likely after receiving directions from President Park. 


Expect even more arrests and indictments in the coming weeks!