Secondhand-Market Fraud Report 4

1. My fraud complaint, sadly, failed.

2. In the case I filed, 2020 Criminal No. ****, the suspect I accused was one who had violated 'aiding a breach of the Act on Real Name Financial Transactions and Confidentiality,' but the disposition result for this offense came out as a 'suspension of indictment.'

3. In this case, the suspect I accused was not the actual perpetrator but fell into the category of account-lender. As a result, 'fraud charges' couldn't be pinned on the account-lender, and the outcome became aiding a legal violation. As for the perpetrator who committed the actual crime, the police said the 'suspect's name is unknown' because they couldn't identify the suspect. They couldn't identify the suspect — honestly, I suspect it was hard to invest the manpower of many people in a fraud case of just over ten million won. It's not like it's the Son Jong-woo case.

4. So with this case it became hard for me to receive any further compensation for damages.

5. There's a method of receiving partial compensation for the aiding-a-legal-violation damages through a civil suit, but even this became difficult since a suspension-of-indictment disposition came down. It's really become awkward.

6. It's frustrating, but I'll probably give up. I'm sorry.

7. Everyone, please be careful with secondhand transactions. I probably won't be able to do such secondhand transactions properly for a while.