SangJinSe (A World Where Information Is the Truth), an internet community site created to investigate the truth behind Tablo, had two of its members make an additional bill of indictment against Tablo on the afternoon of September17th. Plaintiff No (35) stated, "The first bill of indictment that we submitted, we did not take into consideration that Tablo fabricated the data he revealed. With further evidence appearing, the possibility of him fabricating has been brought up once more. We have decided to make an additional submission in order to urge the police to hasten their investigations." He went on to state, "The enrollment certification that is used by Stanford is the NSC (National Student Clearinghouse). However, the NSC has made a total of four different edits to information regarding Tablo's Stanford graduation and the truth of his bachelors degree, completely losing the trust of the public. In the graduation register, 'Bachelor of Arts with Distinction' is not stated in front of Tablo's name (Daniel Seonwoong Lee) but is stated in the final edited version by NSC. There is also suspicion in the fact that the courses listed under his transcript are actually courses that were established after his graduation date of 2001, making it highly possible that the information was fabricated. We are not able to understand exactly how he was able to take courses that were created after he already graduated." The second plaintiff, Kim (36), stated, "Our society is in a fatal error of prestige. Whenever a celebrity or public figure makes a statement of prestige, what they're saying is taken out of normal standards and trusted blindly. Our society now thrives on this notion and it further becomes an obstacle on the path to an impartial and honest society. We'd like for the citizens to watch on with investigative eyes in order for this to become the foundation for a society of justice." On September 3rd, four members of SangJinSe revealed their faces to the public and charged Tablo for the forgery of private documents and corruption.