Latest news of Park Geun hye in 2017 how many years will park Geun hye be sentenced
4hw.org: 2017 has been an extraordinary year for park Geun hye's life. The past few months have been the experience of the woman who married herself to the country, from the president to the traitor of the Korean population to the prisoner of the prison. Recently, Park Shin hye's trial has come to the public again. She was tried in sandals and behaved strangely. Now let's see Park Geun hye's latest elimination in 2017 Interest!
Park Geun hye applied to be absent from the court on the 13th and 14th due to her left foot injury on the 12th. But the Korean court rejected the application for 14 days' absence on the grounds that it was' not to the extent of the difficulty of action '. Park Geun hye appeared in court on the afternoon of the 14th. Wearing a pair of black sandals, she limped to the court with the help of a female C.O.
According to Yonhap news agency, park Geun hye was escorted to Seoul's central district court at about 12:52 p.m. local time on the 14th. She put on a pair of black sandals on her feet and moved forward with the help of the female C.O. when she walked, her left leg was a little lame. No wheelchair or crutches.
According to overseas.com, South Korean prosecutors said Monday that park Geun hye's fourth toe ligament in her left foot had been damaged in the detention center. On Tuesday, the 22nd criminal division of Seoul's Central District Court received a letter from Park Geun hye about the reasons for her absence from the court. She wrote in the materials that "due to health problems, it was difficult to attend the court hearing.". "However, the court rejected the application on the grounds that it was' not to the extent of the difficulty of action 'and persuaded Park Geun hye's lawyer to bring her to the court. Liu Rongxia, a lawyer who visited Park Geun hye at the detention center, said he would attend the trial on the afternoon of the 14th.
Park Geun hye, the former president of South Korea, has spent more than 100 days at the Seoul detention center in RenWang, Gyeonggi Province, since she was detained on March 31. According to media reports, there are signs that she behaved strangely in the detention center. A guard at the detention center muttered to herself in incomprehensible language when Park Geun hye was found sitting on the wall of her cell, the South Korean Times reported. The warden thought she was praying, but the language was neither Korean nor English. (this article is edited and collated by sihai.com, reprinted and noted with source, original link: http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/)
According to the report, there are signs that the memory of Park Geun hye, 65, is fading. When she met with her lawyer and entourage at the detention facility, it seemed that she had forgotten the name of one of the entourage, who she had regular contact with. Once, park Geun hye asked for another meal after half an hour.
Park watched as her lawyer, Liu Rongxia, argued with the former culture minister, Liu Zhenlong, who testified at the trial. Park Geun hye's strange behavior is suspected of her mental state problems, but some people think she is only for sympathy, so that she can avoid punishment. Park Geun hye was impeached by Congress for her daughter's work scandal and is waiting for a verdict on her charges of corruption and abuse of power.
The East Asia Daily recently reported Park Geun hye's recent situation at the detention center, saying that she had to rely on washbasins and fans to disperse the heat and humidity in her cell, like other prisoners, because there was no air conditioning in the detention center. She also complained to the doctor that 'I've been interrogated four times a week and I feel so tired. "Park Geun hye could only use a washbasin and bucket to fill her body with water and blow a fan to cool off the summer heat in a detention center without air conditioning, the prison administration said Sunday. (this article is edited and collated by sihai.com, reprinted and noted with source, original link: http://www.4hw.com.cn/life/)