At this point, the Defendant sent tobacco to the victim “I am, I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am. I am.”

(1) After continuous consultation, the Defendant committed an indecent act by force on the part of the victim, such as: (a) reliance on the believers in the front line, “a person who is fluent and bad in the same birth” and “a person who is fluent and bad in the front line,” and (b) nicking the victim by hand.

(Secondary Indecent Acts) 2. Determination

A. At the time of the Defendant’s change in mind, the victim, who was pregnant, did not engage in the primary indecent act as described in the facts charged, just stated in the facts charged, that the victim was able to talk with the Defendant, the Defendant, or the victim’s knife that the victim would have saluted tobacco, or that the victim would have saluted with the victim’s hand.

In addition, when completing counseling, the victim was satisfyed, and the victim was satisfyed, and the victim was satisfyed, but did not commit the second indecent act like the facts charged.

If the defendant made a mistake for the victim, it is necessary to think about the economic situation of the victim's husband and wife and to give a certain extent of the same.

B. As evidence consistent with the facts charged, there are the victim’s statements in this legal and investigative agency, the victim’s husband F’s legal statement, and recorded CDs in currency between F and the Defendant.

However, as seen below, the above evidence alone is insufficient to recognize the facts charged.