Lee Jae-myung, leader of the Democratic Party of Korea, posted a memorial message on social media saying, ``Innocent Lee Sun Kyun, a victim of state power'' and then deleted it - South Korean report

Lee Jae-myung, the representative of the Democratic Party of Japan, said of actor Lee Sun Kyun, whose body was discovered while being investigated for drug charges, ``An innocent citizen has become a victim of state power.''
He had posted a message on the social networking site X (formerly Twitter), but it was deleted. On the afternoon of the 27th, the same day that Lee Sun Kyun passed away, CEO Lee wrote to X, ``The late Lee Sun Kyun.
condolences. "An innocent citizen has fallen victim to the power of the state, which is supposed to protect its citizens from crime," he wrote. Representative Lee said, ``I feel that I bear some responsibility (for Lee Sun Kyun's death).''
``My heart hurts,'' he said, referring to the deceased's masterpiece TV series ``My Uncle.'' He went on to say, ``I hope that in the next world you will be as good as you naturally are,'' and ``I hope that you will not hold grudges in this world.''
Please forget about it and get some rest." However, this article was soon deleted. The text was posted around 11pm and deleted around 12:20am the next day. Yes
It is interpreted that this was done in response to criticism that the master's death was being exploited for political disputes.