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"Show me the man, I'll show you the crime." - Beria, the head of the Soviet secret police (NKVD) under Joseph Stalin President Lee Jae-myung's special prosecutors are raiding rivals like Hwang Kyo-ahn on flimsy charges—political purges in action. 1. Targeting former Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn first via social media monitoring, then raiding his home to "show" crimes of inciting rebellion through posts urging arrests after martial law. 2. Identifying a 57-year-old Yangpyeong County official as linked to opposition land deals, then applying high-pressure questioning by special prosecutors to extract evidence, leading to his suicide amid coercion claims. 3. Focusing on US military base personnel and networks perceived as Yoon-allied, then raiding facilities to uncover alleged election meddling and foreign interference crimes. 4. Pinpointing Unification Church offices as opposition-tied, then conducting multiple raids (over 10 locations) to build bribery and corruption cases linked to ex-first lady Kim Keon-hee. 5. Selecting Unification Church leader Hak Ja Han as a key figure in conservative networks, then issuing an arrest warrant for bribery without prior solid evidence. 6. Detaining Hak Ja Han first, then extending probes to "find" additional charges, prompting abuse complaints against prosecutor Min Jung-ki. 7. Targeting People Power Party (PPP) headquarters as opposition hub, then raiding it post-Kim Keon-hee's arrest to probe election meddling. 8. Reviving focus on ex-first lady Kim Keon-hee as Yoon's spouse, then arresting her on layered charges of stock fraud, bribery, and influence peddling. 9. Indicting Kim Keon-hee first in a consolidated probe, then expanding to include luxury gifts and stock schemes to amplify the "crimes." 10. Singling out PPP lawmaker Kim Sun-gyo for ties to ex-first lady's family, then investigating land deals with public shaming tactics. 11. Identifying PPP lawmaker Yoon Sang-hyun as a vocal rival, then probing him for election meddling, including manipulated polls. 12. Focusing on PPP lawmaker Kweon Seong-dong as part of opposition leadership, then launching election-related accusations. 13. Targeting former Defense Ministry official Lim Jong-deuk linked to Yoon, then investigating marine death cover-up. 14. Selecting Lee Chul-kyu for his role in Yoon's administration, then probing interference in marine Cpl. Chae Su-geun's death investigation. 15. Aiming at 45 opposition lawmakers who opposed Yoon's arrest, then pushing for their expulsion to "reveal" obstruction crimes. 16. Reviving focus on Yoon Suk-yeol post-impeachment, then probing his martial law declaration for insurrection charges. 17. Targeting Yoon directly, then arresting him via CIO for martial law interrogation. 18. Indicting Yoon without full investigation, prioritizing the man over evidence gathering. 19. Issuing three summonses for Yoon, building a defiance narrative to justify arrest and charges. 20. Consolidating suspicions around Kim Keon-hee first, then appointing special counsel to dig into general allegations. 21. Focusing on Yoon's alleged interference in marine death case, then adding it as a crime layer. 22. Appointing special counsels (Cho Eun-seok, Min Joong-ki, Lee Myeong-hyeon) to target Yoon and allies, then expanding probes. 23. Stacking six assistant special counsels for Yoon's martial law probe, overwhelming targets to uncover "crimes." 24. Adding two ex-judges to Kim Keon-hee's probe team, ensuring biased scrutiny to fit crimes to the person. 25. Granting special teams access to 19,000 communication records (marine team: 10,209), mass-surveilling Yoon allies to retroactively build cases. 26. Targeting Justice Ministry officials like former Minister Park Sung-jae, then raiding offices for martial law-related records. 27. Focusing on Supreme Prosecutors' Office and former Prosecutor General Shim Woo-jung, then seizing documents to pressure regime holdouts. 28. Singling out Special Prosecutor Min Jung-ki's targets in Unification Church probe, then facing complaints for coercive tactics to force evidence. 29. Detaining elderly Hak Ja Han first, then probing amid health concerns to "find" framing evidence against religious opposition. 30. Identifying Unification Church as conservative bastion, then raiding over 10 sites to link to bribery scandals. 31. Targeting PPP headquarters post-arrests, then probing election meddling to weaken opposition timing-wise. 32. Reviving old allegations against Kim Keon-hee upon Lee's election, then arresting her as payback. 33. Focusing on US-linked networks as foreign opposition ties, then raiding bases to implicate in interference crimes. 34. Targeting opposition mayors via Ministry of the Interior, then probing martial law roles ahead of elections. 35. Interrogating Yangpyeong official intensely (12+ hours), then linking suicide notes to coercion in land deal probes. 36. Disclosing suicide note of Yangpyeong official to highlight pressure, building case against prosecutors while targeting the man. 37. Raiding homes/offices of PPP lawmakers tied to ex-first lady, fishing broadly for improprieties. 38. Appointing Special Counsel Cho Eun-suk for martial law, consolidating to target Yoon's cabinet. 39. Targeting Yoon's office post-impeachment, then raiding to ensure no political comeback via probes. 40. Pushing indictment of opposition on "hypocrisy," escalating partisan targeting. 41. Ordering rigorous probe into drug case involving specific officials, raising vendetta flags. 42. Reviving Yoon's marine death interference probe, layering offenses on the targeted individual. 43. Issuing rejected summonses for Yoon, using defiance to justify harsher charges. 44. Rushing Yoon's indictment in January 2025 without full probe, predetermining guilt. 45. Appointing multiple assistants (six) for martial law, stacking resources to overwhelm and find crimes. 46. Including ex-judges in Kim's team, perceived as biasing to fit crimes. 47. Campaigning against Unification Church/Family Federation ideologically, then using probes for purge. 48. Probing Chief Justice's alleged secret meeting, extending to opposition-sympathetic judiciary. 49. Consolidating prior Kim Keon-hee investigations, reopening to fit new narratives. 50. Pushing to expel 45 lawmakers for blocking arrest, directly removing rivals under obstruction guise.