Attorney Park Joo-hyun visited a company that dissolved election-related printed materials from a Jamsil polling station on the 23rd. [YouTube GIF]

Attorney Park Joo-hyun, who visited a paper dissolution facility in Guri, Gyeonggi Province, raised suspicions, stating, "The very fact that they sought out a company that uses chemicals to dissolve printed materials, rather than simply shredding them, strongly suggests an intent to destroy evidence." 

On the 23rd, Attorney Park visited a company located in Acheon-dong, Guri, Gyeonggi Province, which was identified in a "Certificate of Dissolution" obtained through a tip-off, and lamented, "How much are they trying to hide to go to such lengths?" 

Previously, the Reform Party announced on the same day that, based on a response to an inquiry obtained from the National Election Commission (NEC), it confirmed that the Songpa District Election Commission had dissolved and discarded 1,900 ballot boxes from the Jamsil 7-dong No. 2 polling station on June 9, the day after the party had filed for evidence preservation with the court. 

In response, Attorney Park visited the Acheon-dong area that afternoon and interviewed officials at paper recycling facilities near the company, referred to as 'S'. The officials explained, "It is a process where paper is submerged and completely dissolved in boiling water mixed with chemicals." 

According to the "Certificate of Dissolution" obtained by Attorney Park, it is stated, "This certifies that 7,460 kg of printed materials from the Songpa District Election Commission have been dissolved into raw paper materials." 

The location was listed as OO-OO, Acheon-dong, Guri, Gyeonggi Province, and the work time was recorded as June 9, 2026, from 2:39 PM to 3:07 PM. 

Attorney Park remarked, "What exactly did the Songpa District Election Commission discard to amount to 7.5 tons? The 1,900 ballot boxes weigh less than 5 kg; I doubt even a year's worth of collected paper would reach 7.5 tons." 

"Why go beyond simple shredding and resort to dissolution?" he lamented. "It is difficult to comprehend, and it feels like a scene of evidence destruction." 

He further referenced past instances where patriotic citizens had pieced together shredded paper to uncover evidence of election fraud, raising strong suspicions by asking, "Isn't it possible they used such extreme measures this time to completely erase any traces?"

In fact, the video captured at the scene showed remnants of election materials, such as campaign leaflets from the Democratic Party and the Rebuilding Korea Party, as well as scraps of paper related to the election, strewn about as if discarded.

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