article_snippet: On Kim return to South Korea, the lawsuit states, Kim was "pressured to lie to government regulators in order to cover up the incident, and to appear in public with Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- as part of an orchestrated effort to try and rehabilitate Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents --'s public image.
article_snippet: Last month, Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- appeared in a South Korean court wearing a green prison uniform.
article_snippet: Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- gazed downward.
article_snippet: Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- hair hung in Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- face.
article_snippet: I don't know how to find forgiveness," Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- said.
article_snippet: In a statement, Kim's lawyer, Andrew Weinstein, called Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- behavior "humiliating, degrading, and damaging to Kim, but ... also emblematic of Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents --'s unbridled arrogance and disturbing sense of entitlement.
article_snippet: the incident has damaged Kim's "career, reputation, and emotional well-being," and efforts to settle the case out of court have been unsuccessful, according to the statement -- which didn't specify how much was being sought in damages.
article_snippet: Attempts to reach representatives of Korean Air as well as lawyers for Cho -- whose name is listed as Heather Hyun A-Cho in court documents -- were unsuccessful.