According to Svmuu, Korean prosecutors have formally requested the court to sentence Jeong Sang-ho, the former CEO of crypto platform Delio, to 20 years in prison, charging him with large-scale economic fraud.
During the closing arguments at the Seoul Southern District Court, prosecutors cited the local Act on the Aggravated Punishment of Specific Economic Crimes, accusing the defendant of long-term deliberate deception and false advertising, which resulted in approximately 2,800 investors having their funds locked and facing difficulty with withdrawals. Prosecutors stated that the defendant had clear fraudulent intent, the losses involved were massive, and he subsequently refused to cooperate with the investigation and deliberately shifted blame, continuously exacerbating the losses and hardships of the victims. Therefore, they sought the maximum penalty in accordance with the law. (Cointelegraph)
Korean Prosecutors Seek 20-Year Prison Sentence for Delio's Former CEO
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