A seven-year prison term has been confirmed for a female executive who participated in or assisted in Chung's sexual crimes in connection with the case of Jeong Myung-seok, the Christian Gospel Missionary who sexually assaulted female believers.
The Supreme Court today (8th) confirmed the original ruling, which sentenced Kim to seven years in prison and 80 hours of order to complete the sexual violence treatment program in an appeal against him, who is accused of quasi-yousa rape assistance.
The court explained that Kim conspired to make the victim lie next to Chung, and that he helped the crime take place using the inability to protest due to religious indoctrination.
Kim, who is known as Chung's successor and No. 2, is accused of participating in Chung's crimes by handing over pajamas to a Hong Kong-flagged goddess in 2018 and instructing her to sleep while protecting the Lord.
The court also confirmed the original trial of three years in prison and one and a half years for other missionary executives who were handed over to trial on charges of quasi-yous rape and forced harassment assistance along with Kim.
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