The prosecution, which investigates Kim Gun-hee's alleged involvement in the nomination of First Lady Kim Gun-hee and Myung Tae-kyun's alleged illegal poll, summoned the head of a polling company suspected of being practically operated by Myung in the past.
The Changwon District Prosecutors' Office today (27th) called in Mr. Kim, the registered representative of the Future Korea Research Institute, to investigate.
The prosecution seems to have intensively questioned Kim about who is the real owner of the Future Korea Research Institute and who paid for various polls conducted ahead of the last presidential election.
Kim, a former aide to former lawmaker Kim Young-sun of the People's Power, was raided by prosecutors at his home and office on the 25th, and he reportedly said that he only lent his name and that the real owner of the Future Korea Research Institute was Myung.
Earlier, Kang Hye-kyung, former lawmaker Kim's accounting manager, claimed that Myung had conducted 81 polls for Yoon Suk Yeol candidates during the last presidential election and won the nomination of former lawmaker Kim through Kim Gun-hee.
In this regard, Myung wrote on his social media today that he devoted himself to regime change, but he did not receive any money and did not manipulate the polls.
When I met with YTN reporters earlier, he refuted that he had nothing to do with the management of the future Korea Research Institute and had never asked for a nomination in exchange for a poll.
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