And we go to our Lee Jeong-yeon who joins us live from outside Lee Myung-bak's home in southern Seoul.<br />Jeong-yeon, how are things looking over there now he's left?<br /><br /> Hi Mark, the former president left his home at around 9:15 AM in a black car with heavily tinted windows,... making the relatively short trip to the Seoul Central District Prosecutors' Office.<br />The security presence has thinned out since his departure, but it seems a handful will remain on duty until they all come back when Lee returns home,... presumably tomorrow morning.<br /><br /> <br /> The scene might be familiar to those who followed former President Park Geun-hye leaving her home prior to her questioning by prosecutors last year,... but it's actually been a lot quieter here.<br />Earlier, a few people came with a sign that read 'A good day to go to jail,' showing support for the government's initiative to rule out corruption. <br />There was also a female protester who was prevented from getting too close to Lee's car as he left.<br />The drive from Lee's residence to the Prosecutors' Office is around four-point-seven kilometers and it took them just eight minutes to arrive thanks to the traffic controls and police escort.<br /><br /> And before the ex-president left,... a few political heavyweights dropped by his place this morning. Did they have anything to say to the press?<br /><br /> Yes, there was a comment from lawmaker Kim Young-woo,-- former defense minister during the Lee Myung-bak administration.<br />When asked for a comment on today's situation, he said the current Moon administration has been running to get MB to stand at the photo line, and today that dream has come true. <br />He added that such political tragedies should not be repeated. <br />With that comment he headed into the former president's house. <br />Other well-known faces that dropped by today include Lee Dong-gwan , former presidential spokesperson, Kim Hyo-jae , Former Presidential Secretary for Political Affairs, and , former Minister of Public Administration and Security.<br /><br />That's a wrap at Lee's residence for now.<br />Back to you, Mark.<br />
