Evidence has emerged suggesting that during the December 3 insurrection, Noh Sang-won (shamanic name: “Burger Oracle”) and others reviewed plans to use narcotic anesthetics and other drugs to extract false confessions.
The revelation was made by Park Sun-won, a lawmaker from the Democratic Party of Korea, who stated that he had obtained internal military documents and disclosed their contents.
It had already been revealed that torture instruments such as execution blades (jakdu, a common tool of shamanistic ritual) and baseball bats were prepared. Now, allegations have surfaced that chemical substances were also considered. The Ministry of National Defense has announced it will review the matter.
Park Sun-won, a member of the National Assembly’s Defense Committee, disclosed the contents of an internal military document.
To protect the identity of the whistleblower, Park’s office released only a summarized version of the document. The document includes section headings such as “Negotiation,” “Torture,” and “Confession-Inducing Agents.”
Notably, the torture methods described were said to be based on techniques actually used in parts of the Arab world, referencing U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) torture reports.
According to the document, physical torture methods included:
• Blindfolding detainees, stripping them naked, and leaving them exposed for long periods to induce hypothermia
• Covering the face with a towel and pouring water over it
• Inducing fear by using insects or dogs
Psychological torture methods included:
• Solitary confinement and complete isolation from outside information
• Threats of harm to family members
• Threatening to permanently cripple the detainee
If these measures failed, a third-stage plan was outlined: administering anesthetic drugs such as benzodiazepines, sodium pentothal, propofol, and ketamine to place detainees in a state of non-resistance before inducing confessions.
Lawmaker Park claimed that “Yoon Suk-yeol, Kim Yong-hyun, and Noh Sang-won intended—after succeeding in the insurrection—to subdue opposition politicians and civilians through torture and drugs in order to fabricate testimonies.”
It has previously been confirmed that the Defense Intelligence Command, where Noh Sang-won and Moon Sang-ho once served as commanders, prepared torture tools such as shamanistic execution blades and baseball bats to intimidate National Election Commission staff.
Park’s office further alleged that the commanding officer who drafted the document months before the insurrection took it to an undisclosed location, after which Noh Sang-won ordered the preparation of torture instruments.
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Noh Shang-won the shaman and his followers in the military planned to torture Koreans who opposed martial law and civil servants in National Election Commission (NEC) during December 3rd insurrection. The shaman preached a conspiracy theory that South Korean elections were rigged by CCP and decided to use CIA torture methods to get the confession here wants.
The less reported part of Yoon’s plan was the kidnapping of NEC officials to make them confess so-called “election fraud” conspiracy theory. His Shamans planned to kidnap the head of NEC ( also a Supreme Court Judge, as judges oversee elections in Korea ) to get forced confession on “election fraud”.