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Jae-gyu Kim, Head of Central Intelligence Agency ¡°I stood at the death penalty in a stately appearance¡±
[Photos of Kim Jae-gyu's death penalty scene disclosed] ¡°The appearance of former Central Intelligence Agency head Kim Jae-gyu walking to the death penalty is Dangdang¡±
Moon Il-suk Publisher
At the time, Kim Jae-gyu, then head of the Central Intelligence Agency, murdered the then-president Park Chung-hee on October 26, 1979, during the Buma Uprising. He was referred to the military law and executed during the 1980 Gwangju Democratization Movement (May 24, 1980). Kim Jae-gyu, former head of the Central Intelligence Agency (preparatory general), was from the military who served as ¡°the 18th Army 3rd Corps Commander-15th 6th Division Commander¡±. Former Central Intelligence Agency chief Kim Jae-gyu, executed for the murder of former President Park Jung-hee. The writer (publisher Moon Il-suk) had two interviews with Kim Hang-gyu, former brother of the Central Intelligence Agency, on October 6, 1995 and November 12, 1995. Before he died (December 30, 1997) at the time, he had not been able to disclose, or he was the last to discuss Pavilion 10.26, which he had thought of. Former Central Intelligence Manager Kim Jae-gyu left his last will to his younger brother, Kim Hang-gyu, and his family, "I did not do anything embarrassing in the world." The military trial sentenced Kim Jae-gyu to death, and the military courts put him to death. As you might guess, it seems that the military security officer led the death penalty in the back of Kim Jae-gyu's execution. A photograph of the murder of former Central Intelligence Agency chief Kim Jae-gyu was released 40 years after the death of Kim Jae-gyu, head of the Central Intelligence Agency. The appearance of former central intelligence chief Kim Jae-gyu, who claimed the murder of President Park Chung-hee as a'bloodless revolution', walked to the death penalty, and was very confident. And he was hanged without a tear. The last appearance of former Central Intelligence Agency chief Kim Jae-gyu, who was executed in a white hanbok, conveys the pain of Korean democracy. This is because innocent citizens of Gwangju were killed with gun knives by the martial law army, and at the fierce moment of the Gwangju democratization movement, he was executed by soldiers of the new military unit during a military coup with Chun Doo-hwan.
However, the writer (publisher Moon Il-suk) had two solo interviews with Kim Hang-gyu, former central intelligence chief Kim Jae-gyu's brother, and he was hiding in his mother's house in a small hanok in Dongsomun-dong, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul. I met him twice, on October 6, 1995 and on November 12, 1995. With the release of the picture of the Kim Jae-gyu death penalty, the author delivers the contents of the interview (16 years ago) of Kim Jae-gyu's younger brother Kim Hang-gyu (deceased) to the world as it is.
General Kim Jae-gyu who murdered President Park Jung-hee, Kim Hang-gyu, his younger brother, ¡°Testimony of Nurturing¡±
-Jaegyu Kim "I never did anything embarrassing in the world" will
Kim Hang-gyu has lived in a rough world since October 26, 1979 because he had an older brother (Kim Jae-gyu) who murdered President Park Jeong-hee. He entered Hyeonbulsa Temple, but he was not a monk, but he walked the path of a religious for 10 years. After that, until his death, he died while living in a cramped room of about 3 pyeong in a small hanok located in Dongsomun-dong, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul. At that time, the reporter's interview with Kim Hang-gyu was difficult. He said, "I've been silent, but he needs to open his mouth because he doesn't know when he will die, so I'll leave a word to say."
Some claim that -10.26 was planned in advance. If you know anything about this, please tell me.
¡ãI met my older brother about 15 days before October 26th. We talked until late at night. At that time, the elder brother said, "President Syngman Rhee thought he would withdraw when he retires, but President Park has no personality to withdraw."
I said, "It's not just your brother in the family. What would happen to us if you did something like that?" Looking at the dialogue at this time, the older brother had the idea that President Park should be removed from before. After such a conversation, my brother refused to visit me until October 26th. I don't think your brother's 10.26 was an incident that was caused by the thought of becoming something. My brother loved President Park Chung-hee at the risk of his life. Paradoxically, his brother loved President Park so much that he was forced to remove President Park in order to restore democracy in Korea that President Park developed.
It could be compared to a man and a woman who loves each other and dies when they can no longer make love. There is a word called "simjung". Since his brother was piercing the heart of President Park, he would have had to kill him in the end. I think that it is unfortunate if the country developed by a loved one is wrong and the people suffer damage, so I think that I loved President Park so so much that he made such a final quest.
In his final statement, "It's okay to cut off my age of 10 or 20 years, so let's restore liberal democracy to this country. I'm the president's staff and a high-level official of the Republic of Korea. Then, I'm loyal to this country and to this people." Isn't there an obligation to be loyal? In the end, I sacrifice my honor, position, life, and loyalty to the President's Excellency, all things belonging to this loyalty at once.
Some people criticize him, but I think he has changed the course of history anyway. My brother desperately wanted civilian politicians such as Kim Young-sam and Kim Dae-jung to become president and lead the country. He saw that the age of military politicians leading the country is over.
As the head of the Central Intelligence Agency, my brother went directly to the scene of the Buma case. The conclusion of my brother who inspected the Buma case was Minran (ÚÅÕ¯). Without the 10.26 incident, there might have been a civil war in Seoul and a huge sacrifice. The removal of President Park seems to have been a major event that prevented huge national sacrifices in advance.
-Did you have any idea to get rid of President Park and become president?
¡ã (General Kim Jae-gyu's younger sister Kim Jae-seon) These claims were made and disseminated by the New Military Department. I am the one who supported his brother until he was arrested and executed. After his brother was arrested, he wanted to deliver the message urgently. The urgent message was that "we made a revolution." He appealed to the entire public to inform the whole country of this as soon as possible. However, the public defense lawyers neglected to convey his brother's urgent voice to the outside. I myself believe that my brother was a revolutionary who overthrew the dictatorship.
"I murdered because I love you"
After 10.26, Kim Hang-gyu spent the world in hiding at Hyeonbulsa Temple in Taebaeksan Mountain for 10 years. He opened his mouth to reveal some of the things he hadn't spoken.
-How was Kim Jae-gyu's former Chinese government leader and President Kim Young-sam at the time?
¡ãThe October 26 incident, it is not a big secret, but I want to reveal a fact that I have not been able to say. Again, my brother loved President Park Chung-hee so much that he had no choice but to kill him with a gun. The way of a large person and a way of a small person are different in that respect. It is so in that killing the president he is serving is the same as killing himself. My brother proudly gave his life at the death penalty.
In October 1979, it was at the time of the dismissal of the New Democratic Party President Kim Young-sam. I could meet my brother from time to time. At that time, the elder brother was embarrassed, saying, "President Park ordered the removal of Governor Kim Young-sam." We were Kim Nyeong-Kim, President Kim Young-sam and same-sex fellowship. Governor Kim Young-sam was his nephew.
My brother once said, "I can't help but get rid of President Kim, who has worked for democracy in Korea." My brother met Governor Kim at the diplomatic mission of Yaksu-dong, the Minister of Information, the day before the expulsion of Governor Young-sam Kim (79.10.4). I don't know what kind of story the elder brother, who had a strong clan concept, invited Governor Kim to talk about, but I know he would have listened to President Kim's words that Korea also needs democracy.
At that time, my elder brother said, "How can I kill the Kim Nyeong-Kim clan? That is also the pillar of Korean democratization." In his second trial (December 8) after 10.26, he said he had a gun in his hand to shoot President Park because of President Kim Young-sam. Let me quote.
"Sir, Governor Kim Young-sam has already been dismissed as a member of the National Assembly. It is not a judicial action, but I think that he has already punished me for that, the general public. Also, when I take judicial action against this person, it gives the impression of double punishment with the same thing. ¡°After I said that, I was very excited, saying, "Do your politics a little more nationally." Then the gun went right into my hand... Then I just got a gun in my hand, and said, "This is a friend like this," he said, "Chief Chae Cheol, and the President of the President."
Kim Jae-gyu's Last Will
-I know you had your last visit at an army prison. At that time, what will the Chinese government chief Kim Jeong leave?
He was ¡ã executed on May 24, 1980. But a day ago, I took my whole family to visit my brother. The elder brother held the children's hands and said, "My eldest father never did anything embarrassing to the world. Bring my last statement with my own hands. There is my truth in it." After my brother finished saying this, he confessed to me, saying, "Now I am at ease." I could intuit that the execution of the execution was imminent.
-Can you tell us what happened after such a conversation?
¡ãI sang a breakup song to break up with my brother. It was the Japanese song Naniwashi (ÕÈü£ï½). It is a song with the lyrics of "Look in my eyes/ Don't say anything/ Isn't it in the stomach between men?/ Without a fool like me/ No one in this world can open their eyes."
My brother, listening to the farewell song I sang, responded with a sound from the stomach, saying "Well." And my brother put it all into my ear and said, "Hey, I'm breaking up forever tomorrow. Only you know," and then he hit my back with all his might. This was the moment of my last breakup with my brother.
-There are rumors that former Chinese government chief Kim Jae-gyu is alive somewhere. What do you think of this theory?
¡ãIn conclusion, this is a rumor. As I touched the body of my brother who was executed, I checked his face and put on new clothes. I think this kind of theory is a rumor that someone has made up. I have read almost all of the world's detective novels. Probably over 1,000 books were read. I looked at the whole body with the question that I could replace it with someone else's body, but it must have been my brother. On his brother's neck, there was a clear line of rope that was hung around his neck when he was hanged.
-Did you visit while you were in business?
¡ãOf course. The security company designated Namhansanseong Fortress as a cemetery. The day before the funeral, I went up to Namhansanseong Fortress. As I climbed the mountain, I read the Nammu Myobeop Yeonhwa. And he wished, "Buddha, please give me a graveyard for your brother to be buried." At this time, a zelkova tree came into my eyes. The drooping branches of the tree shook as if "here, here." So I pointed to the zelkova tree and said, "Please dig this here." The next day, my brother's body was buried there. It is not true that the tomb is empty, that it is not dead and that it is alive somewhere.
¡ã Kim Jae-gyu, former head of the Central Intelligence Agency, who murdered former President Park Jung-hee in 1979 and disappeared with the dew of his brother-in-law.
A copy of Park Jeong-hee's handwritten letter
Kim Hang-gyu kept a handwritten letter from President Park Chung-hee to the central intelligence chief Kim Jae-gyu on October 19, 1978 until the end of his life. This letter was a letter in which President Park rebuked Kim Jae-gyu, the head of intelligence, for Kim Hang-gyu's actions. President Park Jeong-hee's handwritten letter to the chief intelligence officer, Kim Jae-gyu, begins with the phrase, "We will notify you of some of the information about Mr. Kim's close associates or family members.
He recalled that he was confused by this letter. Kim Hang-gyu has kept this letter well. According to the law, it is Park Jung-hee, the murderer who was killed by his brother, the killer, but it was said that it was a document showing the last string of evil between the two.
Kim Hang-gyu, who opened this letter and cried out, recited the content, saying, "There is a method of my favorite monk Seolsong (small high school)."
"Flowers cannot bloom in the windless heaven and earth (Ùíù¦ô¸ò¢Ùíü£ËÒ)/ Where there is no dew, there is no fruit (ÙíÖÚô¸ò¢ÙíÌ¿ãù)"
What kind of flower and fruit did Kim Jae-gyu, who murdered Park Jung-hee, leave behind in Korean history? Former Central Intelligence Agency chief Kim Jae-gyu, who murdered the president, ended up at the death penalty like wind and dew. Kim Jae-gyu's younger brother, Kim Hang-gyu, passed away after telling a reporter one topic of "flower and fruit". moonilsuk@naver.com
*Writer/Ilsuk Moon. poet. publisher.
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¡ã Kim Hang-gyu, the brother of General Kim Jae-gyu. The writer (publisher Moon Il-suk) had two interviews with General Kim Jae-gyu's younger brother Kim Hang-gyu on October 6, 1995 and November 12, 1995.
¡ã Kim Jae-gyu, former head of the Central Intelligence Agency, is walking toward the death penalty.
¡ã A scene where the execution of former Central Intelligence Agency chief Kim Jae-gyu was completed.
¡ã A black coffin containing the body of former Central Intelligence Agency chief Kim Jae-gyu.
¡ã10.26 memorial event.
¡ã Kim Jae-gyu was referred to the military law and executed during the 1980 Gwangju Democratization Movement (May 24, 1980). The photo shows the old Seodaemun Prison execution site, where there is a weeping cottonwood tree.