Do you know how it feels to fail someone in an interview and then have them diagnosed with schizophrenia?

Do you know how it feels to fail someone in an interview and then have them diagnosed with schizophrenia?
A friend of this person's failed an interview in Busan and was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and the friend even said this: "Hey, you'll never get a job anywhere in Busan now. Because of the President, no one in Busan will hire you."
Normally, in a situation like this, one would just die.
Do you know how it feels to fail that interview and then be diagnosed with schizophrenia in Busan?
There is a similar case.
You know that sexual assault case where the girl filed a complaint, but when the police cleared the suspect, the woman committed suicide? Actually, that woman died because she had a fragile heart.
This is the most similar. A robbery-rape occurs in a household. A robber breaks in, ties up the parents, and rapes the daughter. While the parents are wailing, the robber tries to kill the daughter with a knife, and she begs, "Please, just don't kill me," but he ends up killing her 137 times.
It feels exactly like that.
That is the emotion I felt: "Huh? Are police officers always like this? I don't care if I never leave prison from now on. I am going to tell the whole world about this." That is the emotion I felt.
So, while feeling that emotion, this person held a certain card. While in that state of mind, just as they were about to kill everyone, the President said they would step down.
Now, looking at this post, what do you think? People say the kid can't keep a righteous mind, causes trouble, and seeks revenge, right? That is a very short-sighted way for a police officer to think.
But what if this person interviewed for one of the five major large public institutions, and 15 interviewers gave them a perfect score, and they ranked first three times in a row? Then the kid must be a very upright person, right?
When they were young, they were class president and student council president, received the attention and favor of teachers, graduated from a prestigious university, and was a student who always received scholarships without their parents ever having to tell them to study. Their parents almost never even had to pay tuition. Seeing other kids attending private universities with parents paying 10 million won in tuition, they thought, "They live such a comfortable life."
Would a truly upright person say such things?
If you do that, the kid commits suicide. While processing all those emotions, a major national incident occurs in Busan. The accident has truly become massive.
However, they tried not to lose their smile to people and tried to keep smiling without giving up on life until the end.
If they were a weak-hearted person, they would have committed suicide immediately. The kid likely has this trauma, and while it hasn't been treated yet, they were made to feel it again a few years later, which caused the incident.
So, the only people who know how this person feels are the parents who lost their daughters among the daughters of police officers who caused trouble. Only those people can have a conversation with them.
At that time, the shock probably kept them from sleeping until 6 AM.