During this process your character will be assassinated. There is a simple model for how that will be achieved. The reason why it is done in this fashion is it still takes tiny pieces of the truth to weave into a greatly exaggerated event, a complete lie altogether, or to start gossip which creates distance from you in your community of people.
In the middle you'll have your reason, no one will really know the real reason why security contractors and government field agents we'll be targeting you. How these agents, contractors, and organized crime will create an environment for a modern-day lynching is to start lies, rumors, greatly exaggerate events from your distant past, or even set up scenarios and secretly record you to, then chop it up and edit it to be showing out of context.
Each one of these lies or exaggerations will be marketed towards different demographics within your social group, family, professional colleagues, and even your community is a whole.
tiny pieces from the actual truth will be used and weaved into the lie or fire that would be started to damage your character.
People will then think they understand the reason for your harassment, and because they feel they understand it there's a high chance they're understanding what we translated into thinking you deserve it or you brought it amongst yourself.
They're not aware that many security contractor field agents or even government field agents go through extensive training in lying cheating and stealing to help further their agenda or mission.
Another tactic for destroying your character called Gish Gallop. This tactic is used for character assassination by sewing multiple rumors about a Target in so many different and find details that it will take the target of this abuse too much time to discover all the rumors and refute them
This is to slow down a target from regaining there trust and rapport amongst their community and colleagues.
It's also called the "minefield technique"
Article: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gish_gallop
Please refer to the video by the beginning of the section for a simplified explanation.
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