Korean prosecutors question Samsung heir in succession-related probe


SEOUL: Samsung Group heir Jay Y. Lee (pic) was questioned on Tuesday (May 26) by prosecutors about a controversial 2015 merger and alleged accounting fraud that they said may have helped him advance his succession-planning agenda at the country's top conglomerate.

The questioning brings fresh legal trouble for Lee who is already facing court trial over a charge of bribery aimed at winning support to succeed ailing group patriarch Lee Kun-hee, and which involved former South Korean President Park Geun-hye.

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