Kim Doo-hwang (92), who was imprisoned during the 4.3 in Jeju Island, was first found
not guilty.
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Therefore, even those who are alive or missing are more likely to be innocent in the future.
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At the time of 4.3, military trials were held twice.
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In December 1948, the Supreme Military Court of the Jeju Island Martial Law
District applied the crime of rebellion.
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In June-July 1949, the Army High Court of Korea applied the offense of violating
the Defense Security Law.
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Of the 2530 prisoners, 384 civilians, including teenagers aged 18-19, were executed.
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At that time, there were no prisons in Jeju, so 2,146 people were scattered and
imprisoned in prisons nationwide.
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During the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950, many citizens who had been
imprisoned were taken to the military and police and shot, and then buried
and disappeared.
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