Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol is leaving the funeral hall after finishing his friend’s condolences at the funeral hall of Seoul St. Mary’s Hospital on the 10th. [뉴스1]
– At 6:10 pm on the 10th when his disciplinary committee was held. Prosecutor General Yoon Seok-yeol appeared at a funeral in Seoul. I wore a mask, but I couldn’t hide my face that was sharply recalled. He went to the mall of his old friend, lawyer Yoon Mo, alone without a staff.
My best friend was lost in a car accident on the 9th, stayed at the mall for about an hour
– Yoon and his old friend, lawyer Yoon, who was motivated by Chungam High School and Seoul National University Law School, died in an accident on the evening of the 9th. 60 years old. President Yoon stayed at the funeral for about an hour and kept tilting the soju glass between the masks.
Even saying “Suk-yeol Yoon, do your best”
– His seniors and juniors at Chungam High School criticized Minister Chu Mi-ae for disciplining him, and cited Prosecutors’ Commissioner Shim Jae-cheol, who evaded the disciplinary committee on this day. When Yoon was about to leave the funeral, there were some people holding his hand and saying, “Give up, Seok-yeol Yoon.
President Yoon and lawyer Yoon are best friends who have known each other for over 40 years. After graduating from high school, they entered the law school of Seoul National University together, but attorney Yoon passed the bar exam first. Attorney Yoon passed the bar exam in his 3rd year of college and became a judge after passing through a military judiciary, and Yoon took nine counts to become a prosecutor. One lawyer working at the same law firm as Yoon said, “I was a senior who was called a genius. I lost my life in a regrettable accident.”
A high court vice-president judge, who went to college with the two, said, “The two people have known each other for more than 40 years. They have different personalities and quarreled with each other.” Said. Yoon left the funeral without answering any questions from reporters asking about his feelings toward the disciplinary committee.
Reporter Park Tae-in [email protected]
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