Large-scale lawsuits expected in June and December
"Will deliver value for money more than the People Power Party"
Jung Yura, the daughter of Choi Seo-won (formerly Choi Soon-sil), who is imprisoned for the 'Park Geun-hye and Choi Soon-sil government manipulation' case, has announced plans for a large-scale lawsuit and publicly requested financial support. Jung emphasized, "I will deliver more value for money than the People Power Party."
On the 4th and 5th, Jung posted on her YouTube channel and social networks (SNS) that "I plan to file large-scale lawsuits every quarter, in June and December." She explained the reason for the lawsuits, saying, "If I don't do this, many lawsuits will be lost due to the statute of limitations."
She added, "Since I have no sponsors or close people, I file various lawsuits by collecting small amounts from my Facebook friends and subscribers every time," and shared her bank account number, saying, "If you just help enough to have a cup of coffee for the normalization of the country, we can legally eliminate the leftists."
Jung Yura, daughter of Choi Seo-won, who is imprisoned for the 'Park Geun-hye and Choi Soon-sil government manipulation' case [Image source=Yonhap News]
Jung appealed about her financial difficulties, saying, "Recently, the trials of broadcaster Kim Eo-jun and Democratic Party lawmaker Ahn Min-seok have officially resumed, and the investigation of Cho Kuk, leader of the Innovation Party, has also restarted," and "There are many priority lawsuits such as former Minister Park Young-sun, President-elect Choo Mi-ae, and President-elect Kim Jun-hyuk, but I have no money and am full of debt, so I really have no funds."
She continued, "Honestly, I think I deliver more value for money than the People Power Party. I don't need any titles. If they give me the salary they receive from taxes, I will work harder and truly deliver value for money."
Furthermore, she said, "I won about 80% of the lawsuits filed last December," and added, "I will work hard now to raise funds and bring news of large-scale lawsuits and victories." She emphasized, "I politely refuse amounts that would be a burden or stress in your life. I want to go together, not walk the flower path alone."
Jung received Choi's tablet PC, one of the key pieces of evidence in the 'Park Geun-hye and Choi Soon-sil government manipulation' case, by court ruling in January. She has claimed that "my mother does not know how to use the tablet PC" and that the owner of the tablet PC is not her mother, and has vowed to prove Choi's innocence through digital forensics.
She reassured her supporters by saying, "I entrusted the forensic work to a reliable company, so you don't have to worry."
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