Why the statement "You killed our Commissioner General" is persuasive

There is a reason why the statement "You killed our Commissioner General" is persuasive.
And "They just said, 'You studied so hard just to run a bar? It's just something they said, right?' But everyone who treated you like that actually died. So, you really don't need to feel wronged."
Let me explain this very simply. I will make it so you can understand it perfectly. You will understand it very well. It won't be a delusion. Look closely.
"He ranked 1st overall in interviews at five major public institutions, received perfect scores of 100 in interviews three times in a row, and 15 interviewers gave him a perfect score of 100."
A child who served as class president and student council president since childhood and received the attention and love of teachers—even the teachers say this child is not like that.
"The interviewers say things like, 'I have seen many interviewees, but this one is truly memorable.'"
Inside, employees say, "All the women in this company want to marry you. The employees in this company have to be smart enough to have graduated from Seoul National University, Yonsei, or Korea University, yet women like this say they like him."
Now, let's look at the police officer's claims.
1. This person is a killer.
2. This person goes around raping people.
3. This person met 400 minors.
Now, if a lawyer says this, the case is so huge that they would say, "It seems the President has died." If someone meets the President's daughter and kills people, causes women to be raped, and targets 400 minors, the President's daughter would be murdered. People would be pointing fingers at the President's daughter in the streets. The President's daughter caused trouble, got married, and lived happily, but are they saying she made the whole Busan area look like this because of her?
Do you know what happened? The police officers made those claims and even tried to make the kid look like a mental patient, and then chaos broke out.^^
Are those public institution interviewers fools? They did this to a kid who was clearly upright.
Look. Even after doing all that, did he go to jail? How big of a mistake must the police have made that they couldn't catch him even after doing all that? He never killed anyone. He never raped anyone. That's how your Commissioner General died.
It all blew up when that elite, wise woman said, "Dad, I don't think this person is like that."
Even while citizens were watching, they thought, "It seems like there's nothing wrong with that kid, right?" and then they were met with resistance. The citizens were watching without greed, and those citizens are right.