Ethnic Korean resident of Japan acquitted of spying in Seoul

Ethnic Korean resident of Japan acquitted of spying in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Lee Jong Soo (C), a permanent Korean resident of Japan previously convicted as a spy for North Korea, is congratulated by his supporters at the Seoul High Court on July 15, 2010. The court acquitted the 51-year-old who was detained in 1982 on espionage charges in South Korea.

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