Conspiracy theory | US soldiers in the Korean Halloween crushing accident.

A conspiracy trying to uncover a conspiracy

On October 29, 2022, a tragic accident occurred in Itaewon, Seoul, South Korea.

More than 150 people died after the people who gathered for Halloween collapsed.

After one-night, various opinions were exchanged on the Internet, such as voices worrying about the safety of Japanese people and voices criticizing the lack of security guards.

There is a topic that some neighborhoods were quietly heaping up in the shadows.

This is a tweet that wonders that an American soldier was at the scene of the crushing accident on Halloween.

中国人🇨🇳からの指摘

韓国で起きた悪魔ハロウィンの悲劇
なぜかアメリカ軍が警備してた

🤔🤔🤔 pic.twitter.com/kXLOWqsQow

— MK✝️目隠し線入っておらずオープンな方 (@KatomariC) October 30, 2022

[Translation]

Pointed out by Chinese 🇨🇳

Devil's Halloween tragedy in South Korea

Why was the US military guarding

🤔🤔🤔pic.twitter.com/kXLOWqsQow

— MK✝️ Those who are open without blindfold lines (@KatomariC) October 30, 2022

You seem to be wondering "why?" What is the mystery?

The person who posted this video online and the person who posted it seem to be saying that the US military is the mastermind behind this accident.

The vest of the American soldier in the video is written as Military Police.

You can also see the letters MP on the piece.

South Korea, like Japan, has US forces stationed in Korea, and the South Korea-US Combined Forces Headquarters is located in the capital, Seoul.

And when it comes to the location of Itaewon, where the accident occurred, it is the area right next to the headquarters.

The red mark in the center of the image above is the Korea-US Combined Forces Command.

The area surrounded by the red line on the right side is Itaewon where the accident occurred.

There's nothing wrong with the presence of military police.

Looking at the tweets pointing out, it seems that military police are often seen in places where the US military is located, such as Yokohama, Japan.

From the footage, it can be seen that it is on a mission because it is wearing a military uniform and has a radio.

The person on the right seems to be communicating by radio.

I don't know if this was dispatched after the accident happened, or if it happened to be there and rushed.

The person on the left is making a gesture to stop taking pictures.

I don't know what made him act like that.

However, wouldn't you feel resentment if someone took a picture of someone dying?

It makes me want to stop.

Japanese police do that, and so do ordinary people.

Of course, I can understand to a certain extent if a journalism that wants to report the situation on the ground has sprouted.

However, unfortunately, I feel that the method of cutting this video is palliative, trying to cut only the convenient scenes.

Because of that, I have a stronger suspicion that there is no sincere attitude of just wanting to convey the situation on the ground.

Also, if I say this, it may be useless, but if the US military has something like a conspiracy, would you do it in an easy-to-understand outfit like this?

You don't do it, do you?