The Sewol was originally translated as "Sewol". On the morning of April 16, 2014, local time, the Sewol passenger ship sank in the sea about 3 kilometers southwest of Gwanmae Island, Jindo County, Jeollanam Province, South Korea.

Sewol was originally translated as " Sewol ". On the morning of April 16, 2014, local time, the Sewol passenger ship sank in the sea about 3 kilometers southwest of Gwanmae Island, Jindo County, Jeollanam Province, South Korea.

After the catastrophic accident, all conditions for rescue were in place, but all parties still watched the disaster happen " helplessly".

In the end, the lives of the five young students were left on the sea forever.

Behind any major disaster, there is often a "man-made disaster" hidden behind it.

Today, eight full years have passed since this disaster, and the Korean government has never given a result that satisfies the Korean people.

There are many doubts about the Sewol Ferry. Among them, the top ten doubtful points are so coincidental that it is incredible. They are interlocking and prove step by step that the Sewol Ferry sinking accident is a veritable "man-made disaster" .

1. This huge ship carrying 407 people was renamed from the Sewol to the Sewol (note: this word has a certain religious connotation, translated as transcendental, eternal life) the day before departure. The original captain of the ship was fired because he pointed out a problem and was temporarily replaced by a new captain .
2. The lunar calendar date on which the case occurred was the 20th anniversary of Cui Taimin, the founder of the "Eternal World Sect" (most of the crew and captain on the ship are loyal believers of this religion). This person once claimed that he would be reborn 20 years after his death. What is creepy is that the life jackets distributed to students are , a product of 20 years ago.
3. The day before the Sewol departed, South Korea happened to pass the terms that allowed first-class navigators to go to sea as acting captains (yes, the new captain happened to have this position). There was heavy fog on the sea that day, and the air traffic control center issued a restriction on sailing. However, the Sewol still set off, and the students also changed to travel on the Sewol from another ship.
4. According to the subsequent analysis, the reason for the sinking of the ship was that someone used an anchor to hook the reef on the right coast, causing the hull to roll over (in fact, the ship was severely overloaded, accelerated, turned repeatedly, and a series of other behaviors that seemed to deliberately cause the ship to sink)
5. After the ship began to sink , the captain ordered seafarers to immediately block the hatch and ordered the passengers not to move. After the coast guard arrived, they immediately raised a cordon and refused outsiders to enter . Parents of the students on the Sewol organized civilian ships and divers who wanted to spontaneously rescue, while the helicopters sent by the South Korean official only studied how to rescue the captain and crew, did not consider students . South Korean officials claimed that they had introduced oxygen into the cabin for rescue, but what was introduced was industrial oxygen . (Even the people on the Titanic wore life jackets and floated on the sea to freeze. The Sewol went in the opposite direction, locking the students in the cabin and missing the best opportunity to escape.)
6. South Korea’s official refused joint rescue help from many countries (it is worth mentioning that South Korea has not paid China’s salvage fees) and the girl group who spoke out about this incident (the ark) was banned and suppressed, and has since disappeared from the entertainment industry.
7. After the Sewol shipwreck, 7 hours after the golden rescue, the famous female president Park Geun-hye disappeared mysteriously , and the official claimed that they could not contact her. I would like to ask, today in the 21st century, is it possible that the president was missing for 7 hours, such a big accident occurred, and the team was unable to contact him?
8. The South Korean official sent plainclothes police officers to infiltrate the parent group, asking if there were photos and videos, etc., in an attempt to control public opinion, and refused the parents' request for rescue on their own (the parents watched helplessly on the shore as it sank to the bottom of the sea little by little, helpless.)
9. The South Korean official released fake news to deceive parents into claiming that the rescue went well. Parents had no way to turn to the media for help, but no media dared to expose the matter.
10. The most puzzling thing about the whole thing is that the salvage team recovered countless complete chicken skeletons and pig skeletons , but there were no pigs or chickens on the food and cargo list.Were such large amounts of chicken and pig skeletons eaten by passengers who had just boarded the ship?

After this incident, Park Geun-hye, the famous female president of South Korea, once made a speech: "This noble sacrifice of will not be in vain, and it will become an opportunity for the Republic of Korea to be reborn as ..."

Does her speech mean that the Sewol shipwreck was officially known and "smoothly executed" from beginning to end?

It has been eight years since the Sewol shipwreck, and officials have yet to resume salvage operations. The truth is always so far away. There are countless doubts. Perhaps only the 304 students who passed away can know the truth of this disaster.