EXCLUSIVE: A TOP POLITICIAN grilled for 16 HOURS in the dead of night. This is the explosive cash-for-nomination scandal that’s tearing South Korea’s political establishment APART.
Seoul Metropolitan Council member Kim Kyung was dragged from a police station at 1:40 a.m. after marathon questioning. The image captured by YONHAP News tells the whole story: a powerful figure in the shadows, facing accusations that cut to the core of our democracy. She claims she “truthfully explained everything.” But the police aren’t buying it.
Here’s the BOMBSHELL. Kim now alleges the scheme was PROPOSED by the aide, surnamed Nam, who then personally delivered the cash to former Democratic Party lawmaker Kang Sun-woo. Nam’s own story is a scene from a crime thriller—a secret café meeting, a suspicious “item” loaded into a car. Kang’s defense? She claims she knew NOTHING and ordered the money returned.
This isn’t a simple misunderstanding. This is a COORDINATED PATTERN. A sitting councilor, a former lawmaker, a mysterious aide—all linked by secret meetings and stacks of cash meant to BUY a party nomination. Who else is involved? Who else stayed silent?
The police are summoning Kang next Tuesday. But this is bigger than one questioning session. This is about a SYSTEM that operates in dark cafes and closed-door deals, where power is traded like currency. Regular people play by the rules while the connected play a different game entirely.
They think you’re not watching. They think these midnight meetings will stay hidden.
Edited for Kayitsi.com
Author: Kayitsi.com
