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The victim’s family recently found a private home
“I don’t know where we’ll meet … I don’t have the confidence to live in Ansan”
“I feel sorry for the locals as that was the case.”
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Justice is establishing additional measures to prevent recidivism.
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In 2008, 12 years ago, the family of ‘Na Young-yi’ (pseudonym), who fell victim to Cho Doo-soon, a kidnapper and sex offender of elementary school students, finally leaves Ansan. One month before Cho Doo-soon’s release from prison on the 13th of next month.
The victim’s father, Mr. A, said on the 12th: “I recently made a temporary contract to find a private home in another area.” She said: “The boy wasn’t expressing himself even after hearing the news of Jo Doo-soon’s release, but when he told the story of the move, he said, ‘I can’t live here. “I was suffering, but I had to go.” Previously, Jo Doo-soon was reported to have said that if he was released, he would return to Ansan, where his wife resides.
The reason the victim’s family decided to move was also very sad for the residents. Mr. A said: “I feel like a criminal to the residents now, as the case that I want to hide from the residents has been talked about for 12 years, and the release of the criminal has been controversial.” He also criticized: “If Jo Doo-soon reflects even a little, you should never make the decision to return to Ansan.”
He also expressed his appreciation to the citizens who raised money for the move. Previously, the Korean Association for the Prevention of Violence and Abuse conducted the ‘Nayoung Family Support Fundraising Campaign’ on September 23, and 4,964 people participated until 6pm on the 11th, gathering around 252.7 million won. “If you hadn’t helped me, I wouldn’t have been able to move.”
Meanwhile, Justice Minister Chu Mi-ae said at the general meeting of the Special Budget and Settlement Commission of the National Assembly that day: “We are preparing preventive measures by confirming Cho Doo-soon’s psychological state. In Instead of stopping the protection, we are preparing a bill to prevent serious crimes and help the treatment and rehabilitation of the subject. ” . The detention camp is a system in which prisoners at high risk of recidivism are quarantined for a certain period of time after their release. There was a growing voice that a detention system should be introduced prior to Doo-Soon Cho’s release, but the Ministry of Justice was passive when introducing it, saying that it is difficult to apply retroactively. Instead, he came up with measures such as 24-hour individualized electronic monitoring and additional installation of a closed circuit television (CC). / Reporter Kim Tae-young [email protected]
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