What it means to receive a perfect score in three consecutive interviews at the top 5 major public institutions

In reality, from the perspective of the Busan police officer, they are framing this person as the worst psychopath to have ever committed a notorious crime in Busan.
However, something that completely flips this narrative has occurred. This person took interviews at the top 5 public institutions and ranked 1st overall. They likely received a perfect score three times in a row.
But after hiring them, it turned out they were like a notorious serial killer (for example).
If that were the case, it would mean the interviewers were idiots, right? So, the interviewers showed courage. They conducted blind interviews, and this person ranked 1st. They were 1st out of 800 people, 1st out of 500 people, and so on. If the number of interviewees were small, it wouldn't mean much because the gap in interview scores would be large.
Those interviewers are true professionals who evaluate people from multiple dimensions, yet this person ranked 1st overall among public institutions. These are public institutions that everyone knows by name.
This is why Busan is so quiet right now.
Someone on the inside said this. A local HR manager called them aside.
"The reason I called you separately is that your interview scores were incredibly high. Everyone else's scores were quite low, but you alone received perfect scores across the board. Even if you go to another company, since we are a large company, you will likely receive perfect scores there as well."
Even at another company, an employee said, "They treated you that way because your interview score was so high that expectations were set too high."
Did the police officer tell this person to do well on the inside? Wasn't this person originally not like this?
Isn't it possible that the accident happened because that police officer artificially brought down this person's professional standing, deprived them of opportunities, and drove them to frustration?
They glared at, despised, and mocked a truly upright person. Meanwhile, within the public institutions, people are saying, "I heard this person ranked 1st in the interviews." "I don't know who your parents are, but they must be very proud of you."