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"The crew and captain of a South Korean ferry that sank in April are led into court.               They're on trial for charges, ranging from negligence to homicide after nearly 300 people -- mostly children -- died.               Angry and grieving relatives of the dead packed the courtroom, as they listened to proceedings.               One relative held up a sign that read: \"You are not human. You are beneath animals.\" A scuffle later broke out between the relatives and court security guards who tried to take the sign away.               Most of the victims, who were from the same school on a field trip stayed in their cabins as instructed.               In contrast surviving crew members, including the captain captured here on video,  abandoned the Sewol, leaving hundreds of passengers trapped inside.               The South Korean President said a nationwide manhunt is also under way for the businessman, who is believed to own the company that ran the sunken ferry.               (SOUNDBITE) (Korean) SOUTH KOREAN PRESIDENT PARK GEUN-HYE SAYING:               \"Prosecutors and police have been making efforts to capture Yoo Byung-Un, but it does not make any sense that they haven't caught him yet. They need to recheck arresting methods and explore every possible means to bring Yoo to justice.\"               The captain and three senior crew members, who are charged with homicide face a maximum sentence of death.               The remaining crew members face lesser charges.               These 15 men have been in detention since their indictments.               But as the court is in Gwangju, the closest city to scene of the disaster where emotions are still running high, many say these men appear to have already been tried and convicted by an angry public even before the trial began."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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