'Deaths Caused by Prosecution' Over 100? The Reason for Citizens' Outrage
A shocking claim has been raised that over 100 people have tragically passed away during the prosecution's investigation process in the past five years, fueling public anger. The number mentioned in a YouTube video is beyond imagination and instills a sense of crisis that even ordinary citizens can have their lives destroyed unjustly.
If innocent people are actually sent to prison, those without backgrounds are left defenseless against the prosecution's blade. Many are outraged that victims who suffer unjustly have to bear all the pain alone. In a society where self-help is prohibited, there is no guarantee that further victims will not emerge if the judicial system does not function properly.
Even if someone is wrongly indicted and suffers for years before being acquitted, the prosecution's inaction in providing any compensation for the damage incurred during that time highlights the need for strong punishment beyond mere reform. The phrase "revenge will be taken by the state" should not be empty words. The national system must function properly to ensure that those responsible for unjust deaths and harm are held accountable.
This incident has led to extreme criticism of the prosecution as the "largest massacre group" since the Chun Doo-hwan regime. There are even doubts about whether the figure of 100 is complete. Many citizens believe that the prosecution itself inflicts immense damage on the people and demands fundamental change and accountability.
