The error of ranking first among the top 5 major public institutions and being a life prisoner

I ranked first overall in interviews at one of the top 5 major public institutions, receiving perfect scores from all 15 interviewers. Since this is a major public institution, the candidates are screened even more rigorously for character than in typical private companies. And yet, I was the number one candidate among those screened, with an interview score of 100?
Inside, people would say, "This person ranked first in the interviews," "Your parents must be so proud. I'm so envious of you," and "All the women in this company want to marry you."
However, they claim that such a person is a criminal who committed all five major violent crimes—murder, robbery, rape, sexual assault, etc.—and caused the most significant national incident that shook Busan. They say they tried to frame me as a psychopath because it didn't work?
"You killed our Commissioner General" is exactly what this means.
Could those interviewers, who are true professionals at that company, really fail to pick out one person? My performance evaluations must have been good internally as well. I underwent multi-source (360-degree) feedback throughout my entire time at this company. And they said there were no issues.
Because there were no issues internally, they said, "Just die," and "You're not that kind of person."
Do you know how the people inside the company feel? It's a feeling of, "Sigh..." A sudden feeling of, "Let's help this person. They don't seem like that kind of person. Which bastard did this to them?" That is exactly how they feel.
Since those people are elites, you know just by talking to them or being with them.
Will this person appear as the fall of an elite? Or will they appear as the cousin in the Yeongnam Flour Mill air rifle murder case?
"You studied so hard, so why are you running a bar? They were just talking, right? Not a single person who treated you that way survived; they all died. So, you don't even need to feel truly wronged."
Do you know why? Because they investigated a righteous person while even trying to turn them into a mental patient.
The fact that the President ordered it means the President already knew that there were serious problems, including the fabrication of cases, within the police force.