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“The Standing Eye,” installed at the main gate of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office, won the first prize in a national contest to commemorate the construction of the Seocho building in 1994 and former professor A, a sculpture writer, said in a media interview on the 8th, “I went to JMS until the 1990s and my health hasn’t deteriorated since the 2000s.”

However, he stressed that the work is not related to JMS doctrine. A explained, “It was selected by dozens of architectural and legal judges through fair screening.”

In response to Professor Kim’s allegations, A refuted, saying, “I have never said such a thing,” and stressed, “I have never met or called the victims.”

However, A defended JMS President Chung Myung-seok, saying he was falsely accused. A said, “The reporters manipulated the case with the aim of extorting a large amount of money,” and added, “How can we commit sexual violence when we are getting 80 years old and JMS doctrine prohibits relations of opposite sex?”

Regarding this, prosecutors also point out that “it is not appropriate for a sculpture made by a JMS believer to stand at the main gate of the Supreme Prosecutors’ Office.” Public backlash is high as the fact that Jung Myung-seok has been sexually assaulting goddesses has been re-examined through Netflix’s Web Documentary I am God Betrayed People.