Lawyer Park Ju-hyun visited a company that dissolved election print materials at a polling station in Jamsil on the 23rd. [YouTube GIF]

Lawyer Park Ju-hyun visited a dissolution company in Guri, Gyeonggi Province, and raised suspicions, stating, "The fact that they enlisted a company to dissolve print materials using chemicals suggests it was clearly an attempt to destroy evidence, going beyond simple shredding." 

On the 23rd, lawyer Park visited a company in Acheon-dong, Guri, Gyeonggi Province, mentioned in a "Dissolution Certificate" obtained through a tip, and lamented, "Just how much are they trying to hide to resort to such measures?" 

Earlier, the Reform Conservative Party announced on the same day that based on an investigative response from the Election Commission, they confirmed that on the 9th, the day after filing for evidence preservation with the court, the Songpa Election Commission dissolved and disposed of 1,900 reams of paper from Jamsil 7-dong polling station No. 2. 

In response, lawyer Park visited companies in the Acheon-dong area that afternoon and interviewed employees of waste paper companies near Company S. The employees explained, "It's a process of adding chemicals to boiling water and then putting in the paper to completely dissolve it." 

According to the "Dissolution Certificate" obtained by lawyer Park, it states, "We certify that 7,460 kg of print materials from the Songpa Election Commission have been dissolved into raw paper material." 

The location was OO-OO, Acheon-dong, Guri, Gyeonggi Province, and the work date and time were recorded from 2:39 PM to 3:07 PM on June 9, 2020. 

Lawyer Park questioned, "If they dissolved 7.5 tons, what exactly did the Songpa Election Commission discard?" and added, "1,900 reams of paper weigh less than 5 kg. I doubt even gathering a year's worth of paper would amount to 7.5 tons." 

He further lamented, "It's not just simple shredding. What could be the reason for dissolving it?" and stated, "This situation is hard to understand, and I feel like I'm witnessing the scene of evidence destruction." 

He then referenced past instances where patriotic citizens reassembled shredded paper to uncover clues of election fraud, and strongly raised suspicions, asking, "Aren't they using an extreme method this time to completely erase any traces?"

Indeed, videos taken at the scene showed numerous traces of election-related paper scraps, including campaign flyers from parties like the Democratic Party and the Cho Kuk Innovation Party, as well as waste paper, scattered around as if discarded. 

Lawyer Park added, "I will file a complaint by tomorrow."