The reason why they said, "Aren't you feeling wronged? After they made you known to everyone like that?"

I was working at a shop when someone came in.
That woman was likely either a journalist or a juvenile court judge. As soon as I saw her face, I thought she was either a public broadcaster journalist or a juvenile court judge.
But as soon as she walked in, she said this:
"They made you known to everyone on the streets and wrote about you so that the whole country knows you're that kind of person—don't you feel wronged? Kill them all. Those damn police bastards made you like that just to save themselves. They even tried to frame you as having schizophrenia there."
That person probably studied really well. I'm telling you, a smart, well-educated person is telling me that this is illegal.
To the investigating officer in Busan: I guarantee you, you are dead now. You did this just to save your organization, didn't you? You won't even be able to stay in that police station. I am confident that your sons and daughters will be harassed immensely. An investigating officer can no longer live in South Korea.
Try being a police officer in a station once. The fact that that person said such things means journalists will say similar things. When they come to cover the story, say the exact same thing. ^^ You guys just filmed a movie called "The Unjust." That's why an elite person is coming to tell me this.
You police officers can just bring a person and say they are the one who did those things to me. Say the President ordered it. Your investigating officers' sons and daughters will be harassed significantly.
I'll have to take them and emigrate. ^^