A 100% true story of what happens when a person with schizophrenia uses their brain well

A person with schizophrenia certainly has a sharp mind. You could even call them a complete lunatic.
"Women are spreading the word everywhere," right? That's probably what the people close to me were saying.
Ah... so it is a real, tangible incident. If women are spreading the word, then an intelligence network is being formed, and the woman he met would have informed a female police officer she knows; it's great that her father is a Superintendent or a Deputy Commissioner.
I can easily imagine what happens during lunchtime in the cafeteria at the Busan Metropolitan Police Agency.
If I were to explain this Busan incident, it would probably be the biggest incident in South Korea since the founding of the nation and the Korean War.
It would be on the same level as the April 19 Revolution, the Gwangju Democratization Movement, or the Burim Incident.
In fact, the Busan incident will likely erupt if the Sewol Ferry incident happens twice in a row. That's probably how it is....
So, when the lawyer heard the case, they probably said, "It seems the President has passed away."
To be precise, there hasn't been a hot-button issue in Busan since the Brothers Home incident and the Burim incident, so this must be an incident with true symbolic significance in Busan.
It is bigger than all the incidents that have occurred in Seoul over the last 30 years.
But they say this person held out alone for 13 years? They must be the toughest of the tough.
Do you think their purpose is to show off that they did such a thing? The lawyer's explanation will likely be like this. They will speak very bluntly.
A Busan police officer went to an interview site in Seoul and artificially shouted at someone to make them fail, causing them to fail the interview? And due to that shock, they developed schizophrenia?
In truth, no police officer in the entire world could do such a thing. This alone could start a war in the world.
The child is probably telling the truth. Normally, experiencing that just once would be fatal.
If they artificially failed the interview, causing the person to develop schizophrenia and then commit suicide due to the shock? If it had happened like that, South Korea would truly go to war. It wouldn't just be a war; even the President wouldn't be able to make a single excuse and would have committed suicide. If it had gone according to this scenario, people would have truly called for the President's impeachment, because they wouldn't be able to make excuses. Looking at this scenario alone, the President should go to prison. It's a relief this person is still alive.