Kim went ahead to fabricate evidence framing Shim Jung and Gyeong-bin on the charge of cursing the Crown Prince using witchcraft after voodoo objects were unearthed in the young prince’s Palace, an act which was strongly condemned and punishable by death. Jungjong eager but cunning and wise enough to not show it acquiesced to grant a Kim Ahn-ro a Royal sanction with ease that permitted Shim Jung, Park Gyeong-bin and Prince Bokseong's execution in cold blood in 1533 immediately.
Kim proceeded to create evidence that accused Shim Jung and Gyeong-bin of cursing the Crown Prince using witchcraft after voodoo objects were found in the young prince’s Palace, an act strongly condemned and punishable by death. King Jungjong was eager but cunning enough not to show it, easily granting a royal sanction to Kim Ahn-ro that allowed for the execution of Shim Jung, Park Gyeong-bin, and Prince Bokseong in cold blood in 1533.