On the evening of the 19th, after former President Yoon Seok-yeol was sentenced to life imprisonment for treason, a meager gathering of about 10 individuals waved South Korean and American flags while calling for his release outside the Seoul Detention Center in Gyeonggi Province. Despite the 'New Liberal Solidarity' group filing a rally application for 2,000 participants, the event was largely empty, with more police present than supporters—a stark contrast to the anticipated turnout. As Yoon departed the detention center around 12:30 PM for his trial, the gathering was already sparsely populated. A few attendees expressed their support with instruments and chants, but no significant confrontations occurred. The police had anticipated a crowded atmosphere primarily at the Seoul Central District Court instead and opted for a routine deployment outside the detention center, which proved sufficient for managing the small assembly of supporters. Yoon's situation remains complex; despite being sentenced, he continues to live in a solitary cell under conditions that have not changed due to his detention status. On his return to the collateral, his evening meal consisted of a traditional Korean menu that reflects his ongoing confinement. The overall turnout and the subdued response highlight a potential waning of public support for Yoon amidst ongoing legal challenges ahead.