According to the "Hankyoreh Daily" reported on September 2, South Korean prosecutors are investigating former President Moon Jae-in and his former son-in-law Xu on the grounds of suspected bribery, "Thailand's Estar Airlines employment and consideration of suspicion." South Korea's opposition party strongly opposed the move, calling it a "political revenge" against the former president.
Yonhap news agency reported that the third criminal department of the Jeonju District Prosecutors Office raided the residence of Moon's daughter Moon Dahui in Seoul on August 30, and Moon was listed as a criminal suspect suspected of taking bribes in the inspection order. Prosecutors regard Seo's salary of more than 200 million won (1,000 won about 5.3 yuan) as a bribe received by Moon Jae-in when he was a senior executive at Estar Airlines in Thailand. Prosecutors said they were investigating the case based on evidence and jurisprudence and would not consider any political factors.
Prosecutors believe that Lee Sang-jik, a former lawmaker of the Minjoo Party, offered Seo, who had no experience in the aviation industry, a job at Thailand's Estar Airlines and helped his family move to Thailand in exchange for his appointment as head of the Korea Small Business Promotion Corporation in March 2018.
According to the data, Wen Dahui was born in 1983 and studied Japanese at Busan Foreign Language High School in South Korea. According to a 2019 article in Japan's Sankei Shimbun newspaper, Bunda studied abroad at Kokushikan University. She worked as a yoga instructor before moving to Thailand with Xu in 2018. South Korean media "fnnews" reported that Moon Duohui divorced Xu in 2021. In 2017, she brought her 8-year-old son to a presidential campaign event to support her father. Soon after, Moon joined the Justice Party, and Moon said he respected her choice.
According to reports, the prosecution's action has been strongly opposed by lawmakers from the Minjoo Party who worked in the Moon Jae-in administration and the Blue House, including lawmaker Yoon Kun-young. "The endless investigation over the past two years was planned from the very beginning to humiliate, torture and eventually include President Moon in the investigation," they said at a press conference on Monday. It is a big mistake to think that this is going to divert people's discontent from the current government." Lee Jae-myeong, the head of the Minjoo Party, also said in a meeting with the head of the ruling People's Power Party on Monday that the increasing number of "excessive" measures can be seen as political revenge against the previous administration, but it must not cover up policy mistakes or political failures. Cho Guk, the leader of the Fatherland Reform Party, wrote on a social media platform that "prosecutors have confiscated the iPad of Moon Jae-in's grandson, who is still a primary school student, but have prosecutors taken even a notebook from Kim Gun-hee?"
The People's Power Party did not announce its official position on the investigation of President Moon Jae-in on Monday. Han Zhiya, the party's chief spokesman, said that "for cases under investigation, politicians should respect the process and avoid interfering". The mayor of Daegu posted on a social media platform that two former presidents had been arrested for political matters during Moon's term, but Moon's close aides called his investigation political revenge, "it is ironic."
According to South Korea's "Daily Business" reported that prosecutors are divided on whether to subpoena Moon Jae-in for investigation, even if he is suspected of bribery, subpoena to investigate the former president will face great pressure. As the current prosecutor general's term ends on September 15, the decision on whether to summon the prosecutor general will be handed over to the next prosecutor general.
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