60-year-old man who falsely threatened “There is a sex video” for not telling the password of the cryptocurrency wallet

60-year-old man who falsely threatened “There is a sex video” for not telling the password of the cryptocurrency wallet

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A man in his 60s who lied and threatened to inform his family while arguing with his co-worker was sentenced to prison in the first trial.

According to the legal community on the 7th, Judge Lee Won-jung, the 19th independent criminal of the Seoul Central District Court, sentenced A, who was charged with insults and special injuries, to 1 year and 8 months in prison.

On March 23, 2018, while arguing with co-worker B at an office in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Mr. A is accused of threatening, saying, “I have a video of your sex on my cell phone, and I will inform my husband and son.

However, there was no video on Mr. A’s cell phone, and all the stories about Mr. B were found to be false.

It turns out that A committed this crime when he asked B to give him the password of the cryptocurrency e-wallet where the company’s funds were stored, but was refused.

In addition, on September 12 of the same year, Mr. A is also accused of throwing a fire extinguisher at Mr. C, who was standing in the hallway of the Seoul Central District Court in Seocho-gu, Seoul, injuring two weeks before the war.

It was investigated that A was dissatisfied when C made a statement against him at trial.

Judge Lee pointed out, “Mr. A denies all the details, circumstances, and frequency of the crime, and does not reflect at all,” and pointed out that “the victims are suffering a lot mentally.”

Dissatisfied with the ruling, both the prosecution and the prosecution appealed.