The unexpected reason why the police saw blood, due to rumors that he was actually a righteous person (the tru...

It seems like the police have unexpectedly seen a lot of blood. It looks like they've seen blood because rumors spread that he was actually a righteous person, and posts circulated saying that such a person caused the nation's number one major incident.
When they heard that he ranked first overall in interviews for the five major large public enterprises and received perfect interview scores three times in a row, it seems the police couldn't make any excuses. The police tried to frame him as a troublemaker and a life prisoner, but they seemed afraid that the story might come out not as "the fall of an elite," but as "the existence of a female cousin in the Yeongnam Flour Mill air rifle murder case."
Even the interviewer seemed to be in denial when they said, "I have interviewed many people, but this interviewee is truly memorable."
That's why they seem to have tried to frame him as a psychopath. That is a denial of reality. It looks like they've seen a lot of blood, haven't they?
Those interviewers are true professionals. No matter how much blind interviewing is conducted, they cannot rank a life prisoner as number one. That is impossible in reality.
It is a major accident. Many people must have died.
Either the National Police Agency is in denial of reality, or they did it knowing he was truly a righteous person. A woman's words will likely be correct. The statement "I follow the most righteous person in South Korea" will likely be true.
It even seems the police were quite flustered when they heard he was a righteous person, despite wanting to hear the answers they expected from his former homeroom teachers and professors.
I think you need to accept reality.