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Former South Korean President Moon Jae In is accused of being involved in the hiring of his former son-in-law as an executive at airline Thai Eastar Jet.
The Jeonju District Prosecutors' Office (South Korea) has summoned former President Moon Jae In to investigate allegations of accepting bribes related to arranging a job for his former son-in-law at an airline.
According to prosecutors, the case involves the hiring of Moon Jae In's daughter's ex-husband as an executive at Thailand-based low-cost airline Thai Eastar Jet.
The man, surnamed Seo, was appointed in 2018, shortly after Lee Sang Jik, the airline's founder and former two-term lawmaker, was appointed head of the Korea Small and Medium Business and Startup Agency.
Prosecutors suspect that Lee Sang Jik's appointment was part of a deal in exchange for hiring the president's son-in-law to the airline, despite his alleged lack of experience in the aviation industry.
Investigators are looking into the salary and compensation worth about 223 million won ($151,959) that Thai Eastar Jet paid to the man, saying it was a form of indirect bribery to former President Moon Jae In.
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