South Korean senior prosecutor Dan Sunghan has highlighted the possibility of Terraform Labs' Do Kwon facing multiple sentences in the United States and South Korea.
to Bloomberg, Dan Sunghan revealed that Kwon’s extradition to South Korea made better sense “when it comes to bringing justice or recovering the damages for victims.”
According to Sunghan, most of the basic investigation around the collapse of the Terra ecosystem was done in South Korea. He further claimed local authorities have access to more evidence when compared to their American counterparts. Sunghan also stressed the fact that South Korean authorities have already indicted a number of Kwon’s co-conspirators.
Thus, Sunghan said if South Korean authorities don’t account for all the crimes Kwon is charged with within the U.S., then the entrepreneur could potentially be sent to the US for prosecution after serving his sentence in South Korea — which could be over 40 years alone.
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