> Under his rule, if people were caught accepting bribes from someone, they would face severe punishments for sure. [citation needed] ...Or was that a rhetori

> Under his rule, if people were caught accepting bribes from someone, they would face severe punishments for sure. [citation needed] ...Or was that a rhetorical device, meaning if people were caught accepting bribes, then of course they were already out of political favor, so they were heavily punished? In the late years Park's servants would "recruit" women to serve him. In fact there was a young girl in the last night when he was shot by his own aide while drinking. So I find it very hard to believe Park would have minded his minions doing creating accounting. Some people say Park wasn't corrupt because he did not amass personal wealth, but that argument misses the fact that he had no intention to retire. The country was his, and would remain his. Moving money to his own bank account would have been like moving money from the left pocket to the right pocket. Why bother?