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Re-examining the Gwangju Stepfather Murder Case: A Mother's Plea for Justice
The case, as explained by commentator Pyo Chang-won, involves the murder of a stepdaughter who had accused her stepfather of sexual assault. Yoo, the victim's biological mother and wife of the convicted murderer, was also found guilty of conspiring and participating in the crime. Former 'I Want to Know That' PD Park Kyung-sik adds that Yoo has persistently sent letters claiming her innocence, and fellow inmates have also written to support her, making it a rare case.
Park Jun-young, known for his expertise in retrials, admits to receiving numerous letters from those claiming wrongful convictions in South Korea. He shares Yoo's letter, adorned with hand-drawn flowers and highlighted with markers, describing it as 'vivid' despite lacking the right words. Seo Dong-joo remarks, "It's not a love letter," in disbelief. Park reveals that after obtaining and thoroughly reviewing the confidential court ruling, he has made a preliminary judgment on the possibility of a retrial.
Is Yoo a heartless mother who killed out of jealousy, or a victim ensnared by her husband's scheme? The conclusions drawn by attorney Park Jun-young and commentator Pyo Chang-won will be unveiled in 'Reading,' airing at 5 PM.
By Tae Yuna, TenAsia Reporter youyou@tenasia.co.kr