Politics: Former Nazi Gestapo Prosecutor President Yoon's Dive into Conspiracy Theories: Claims Itaewon Tragedy Was Manipulated by 'Certain Forces'

27 June, 2024

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Former National Assembly Speaker Kim Jin-pyo spilled the beans, revealing that President Yoon Seok-yul indulged in wild conspiracy theories, suggesting that the 2022 Itaewon tragedy might have been orchestrated by shadowy forces. Of course, the presidential office wasted no time denying Kim's explosive claims.

Former National Assembly Speaker Kim Jin-pyo

In his newly released memoir, "What Has Korea Accumulated," Kim recounts a private one-on-one chat with Yoon on December 5, 2022, at a national prayer breakfast held at Seoul's Parnas Hotel. The timing couldn't have been more delicate, with the opposition pushing to sack Minister of Public Administration and Security Lee Sang-min. Kim worried that if the minister stayed, it would torpedo the 2023 budget, plunging the nation into an unprecedented quasi-budget mess.

President Yoon Seok-yul speaks during the first meeting of the 'Mental Health Policy Innovation Committee' at the National Mental Health Center of the Ministry of Health and Welfare in Gwangjin-gu, Seoul, June 26. 2024.6.26 Yonhap News Agency

Kim didn't mince words in his book, citing the Basic Act on Disaster and Safety Management to argue that the government must protect its citizens. He bluntly told the president that Lee needed to step down to take political responsibility. Kim's logic was clear: having Lee resign would defuse partisan conflict and be in the minister's own best interest.

But Yoon had a different take. According to Kim, Yoon admitted, "You're right, but I can't make a decision because I have serious doubts about the Itaewon incident." When pressed, Yoon reportedly floated the idea that the tragedy might have been manipulated, adding, "It would be unjust to remove the minister if that's the case.

In a nation hungry for accountability, Yoon's conspiracy-fueled hesitation speaks volumes.