Investigators Raid ROK Justice Ministers House for Evidence of Corruption

It seems to me that whatever evidence that would have existed would have been long removed from the house by now:

Investigators enter the residence of Justice Minister Cho Kuk in south Seoul on Sept. 23, 2019 as part of prosecutors’ probe into allegations of corruption involving his family. (Yonhap)

The prosecution raided the residence of Justice Minister Cho Kuk on Monday as part of a widening probe into corruption allegations involving his family, including suspected forgery by his wife.

State prosecutors are looking into allegations that Cho’s wife forged a college presidential citation to help her daughter enroll in a medical school. Cho’s wife was indicted on those charges early this month.

Investigators were sent to his house earlier in the day to collect computer hard drives and documents.

The prosecution is probing suspicions that his wife, a professor surnamed Chung, may have sought to destroy evidence linked to the alleged forgery and Cho may have aided and abetted such acts.

Yonhap

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setnaffa
setnaffa
5 years ago

GI, there are traces that even bleach bit doesn’t remove. The trick is in finding forensic investigators who know the right tools and want to find the evidence.

Flyingsword
Flyingsword
5 years ago

A little late now. Like the FBI raiding epstein island after his “suicide”

Alec
Alec
5 years ago

You think? 😀

IMHO, it’s done to pacify the general ROK public and to get the “Cho Kuk issue” “disappear” into a ROK “media black hole” as it was done with the nomination of the current ROK Foreign Minister.

I believe, raids should have been done ASA allegations hit. This being said, it’s possible to retrieve data unless it was “triple erased”.

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