The rumor behind Syngman Rhee's murder and the rumor behind the U.S.A

 First of all, what is clear is that Ahn Doo-hee admitted in 1992 that she was not a sole offender. Looking at the back, the followers of Syngman Rhee's regime, namely, Kim Chang-ryong, Nodeoksul, and Jang Taek-sang. Accordingly, the general view is that Syngman Rhee's followers assassinated Kim Gu to solidify Syngman Rhee's power base. In this case, the issue now is, "Did Lee Seung-man direct the order?" and "Is the United States related?" If we briefly talk about Rhee Syng-man's background theory, the timing is a problem first. Kim Gu was assassinated in September 1949, and an anti-people special committee raid took place in August just before this. The Anti-People's Special Committee is a special organization for the liquidation of pro-Japanese group, which contradicts the direction of the Rhee Syngman regime at the time, and dissolution of it has solidified the power base of the Rhee Syngman regime. And about 20 days later, Kim Gu was assassinated. Judging from Ahn Doo-hee's release shortly after her arrest, his success in the military, and the back of the case, the possibility that "Lee Seung-man was directly involved" is very high. There are so many reasons why Syngman Rhee can assassinate Kim Gu. Among the nationalist leaders, Kim Gu was the only leader who was comparable to Rhee Syng-man, and at the same time took a conflicting position. Based on a lot of circumstantial evidence, it is very likely that Syngman Rhee at least "indicated on the murder." There's also a rumor behind America. Ahn Doo-hee herself was acquainted with an officer in charge of Korea at OSS, the predecessor of the U.S. CIA, during her testimony in 1992, and testified that she raised the need for an assassination by calling Baek Beom "black tiger." Of course, I never said I ordered an assassination. In addition, Ahn Doo-hee was an agent of the CIC of the U.S. Military Anti-Disaster Corps in Korea. Since Kim Gu was a temporary factor and an inter-Korean negotiator, he must have had a lot of hatred. Also, for the United States, it would have been better for Rhee Syng-man to become the leader of the south of the Korean Peninsula until April 19. However, the backstory of the U.S. lacks circumstantial evidence compared to the backstory of Rhee Syng-man.