Wanted Korean is NOT in Costa Rica, Immigration Director Says
The Director de Migración, Mario Zamora, said yesterday that the presence of Seok Jung Myung, the Korean national wanted for more than 10.000 violations, is only a "rumour".

"We have no reliable indication that this person entered the country, only rumours and then only far fetched", said Zamora when questioned.

Zamora added that according to reports of whereabouts of the 61 year old Myung, is that he entered Mexico and then went to Guatemala, using a Japanese passport. Zamora said that he probably isn't travelling alone but joined by parishioners, which would leave a trace of their movements.

The immigration director added that they have detected no such movements, not only on the entry to the country records nor of the records of hotels. "We are looking into every entry by Japanese nationals to discard any possibility that he is in Costa Rica", said director Zamora.

Myung is on the Interpol wanted list for the sexual violation of members of his sect. The international police organization has posted his capture in 150 countries.