Kim Gun-hee, the wife of former South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol, visited the Special Inspection Unit on the 22nd to be questioned about possible illegal acts during the relocation of the presidential palace. According to South Korean media reports, Kim Gun-hee arrived at the Special Inspection Unit's office in Gwacheon City, Gyeonggi Province that morning. This was the first time that she was questioned by the prosecution on matters relating to the relocation of the presidential palace. The special inspection team suspected that Kim Gan-hee interfered with the construction party's choices during the relocation of the presidential palace and accepted valuable items donated by a company, causing the company to undertake the project without qualifications. Attorney Jin Jianxi's team denied the charges before the inquiry began, calling it a “one-sided statement” by the prosecution.

Kim Gun-hee, the wife of former South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol, visited the Special Inspection Unit on the 22nd to be questioned about possible illegal acts during the relocation of the presidential palace. According to South Korean media reports, Kim Gun-hee arrived at the Special Inspection Unit's office in Gwacheon City, Gyeonggi Province that morning. This was the first time that she was questioned by the prosecution on matters relating to the relocation of the presidential palace. The special inspection team suspected that Kim Gan-hee interfered with the construction party's choices during the relocation of the presidential palace and accepted valuable items donated by a company, causing the company to undertake the project without qualifications. Attorney Jin Jianxi's team denied the charges before the inquiry began, calling it a “one-sided statement” by the prosecution.