South Korea's “Second Comprehensive Special Inspection Team” completed a 180-day investigation and announced the investigation results on the 24th. The “Second Comprehensive Special Inspection Team” carried out further investigations into cases left over after the investigation by the “three major special inspection teams” was completed. In the end, 58 people were prosecuted, including former President Yoon Seok-yue and his wife Kim Gun-hee. In addition, 46 cases involving 150 people were handed over to the National Police Investigation Department for handling. Some cases have still not been concluded. The scope of this investigation covered various authorities such as the presidential palace, the military, the procuratorial authorities, the police, the National Intelligence Service, and the Court of Audit. Many senior figures, including the former Attorney General, the former Director of National Intelligence, and current members of the National Assembly, were included in the indictment list.

South Korea's “Second Comprehensive Special Inspection Team” completed a 180-day investigation and announced the investigation results on the 24th. The “Second Comprehensive Special Inspection Team” carried out further investigations into cases left over after the investigation by the “three major special inspection teams” was completed. In the end, 58 people were prosecuted, including former President Yoon Seok-yue and his wife Kim Gun-hee. In addition, 46 cases involving 150 people were handed over to the National Police Investigation Department for handling. Some cases have still not been concluded. The scope of this investigation covered various authorities such as the presidential palace, the military, the procuratorial authorities, the police, the National Intelligence Service, and the Court of Audit. Many senior figures, including the former Attorney General, the former Director of National Intelligence, and current members of the National Assembly, were included in the indictment list.