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Why did you come to work so early?

Well, I just woke up early.

Judge Lee.

The administrator told me
to give this to you yesterday,

but I forgot.

DEFENDANT CHOI GYEONG-HO'S MOTION
FOR RETRIAL IS DISMISSED

DEFENDANT CHOI GYEONG-HO'S MOTION
FOR RETRIAL IS DISMISSED

They can't hold...

my brother's retrial.

Try to accept it.

That way, you can start again.

It's too early to be disappointed.

I get that in my head,

but I just feel so dejected in my heart.

Nonetheless, I must try again.

I'll do it.

Pardon?

I'll make sure

that your brother gets a retrial.

If I made a wrong decision at that time,

it means there is something
I must have missed.

That could be our new evidence.

Even though it's too late,

let's take a look at what I missed.

Professor Yoo.

I want to take responsibility
of my wrong ruling.

I'll help you catch the real culprit

and reveal the truth

about your brother's case,

just like Jang Sun-bok's case.

What if the real culprit is...

Even if it turns out to be him,

if he committed a crime,

he must be brought to justice.

Professor Yoo.

Yes, Mother.

Seriously?

You're at the hospital?

How did you fall?

Okay, I see.

I'll switch my night shift with Go-su

and head to the hospital
right away after work.

Okay. Yes.

Where did he go?

Gosh.

Dear Judge Choi,

when I saw you in court,

I was reminded of a guy
from church back then.

He was a nice, quiet guy
who always studied hard.

I wrote this letter

to sincerely ask you

to make a wise ruling.

From Myeong Su-jin.

Were you

the nice guy from her church?

No.

I went to a temple.

She's not my first love.

Ms. Jang Sun-bok wrongly served
in prison for ten years

on the charge of murdering her husband.

It was made aware
that Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong played

a pivotal role in proving her innocence
and acquitting her.

Mr. Kim Ik-cheol, the real murderer,
who once worked

as the manager of his villa...

That's right, but we must direct
our attention to this point.

The presiding judge
of her initial trial ten years ago

was Sah Jeong-do,

-The attention I thought I'd get is
-the attorney whom

-all going to Assemblyman Do.
-Assemblyman Do consulted with.

In the end, Assemblyman Do pointed out

his best friend's incorrect ruling.

We will hear directly
from Assembly Do regarding this matter.

Do you know the first thing

my friend, Sa Jeong-do, said

after Ms. Jang Sun-bok was found innocent?

He said

that he was very relieved

to see that his misjudgment was

corrected by me, his friend, at least now.

You're not going to talk to the press?

What could I tell them?

You're right. Assemblyman Do is
taking care of the press.

Oh, right.

You said you were going
to meet with Ms. Jang Sun-bok.

Did you meet with her?

All right.

Look.

Yong-su, since your mother is

found innocent now,

why don't we get rid of that board?

No, Gyeong-ho was wronged too.

Okay. I get it.

I think Yong-su is hungry now.

Let's stop with the pictures.
Good job, everyone.

Excuse me.

If you take that photo,

you can't print mine.

Step aside.

She's going to stay at the villa,

so take her there safely.

Let's go.

Slow down.

It's yummy.

-Please eat. It'll get soggy.
-Okay.

What about you?

I'll eat too.

I'll find a place

somewhere other than the villa for you.

I'd prefer it if you don't owe
Assemblyman Do any favors.

I'm sorry.

No, that's not what I meant.

I'll look for a place

for the two of us to live.

Did you file the request for compensation?

My lawyer said he'd do it.

Okay.

Over here, Jeong-ju.

Why didn't you eat yet?

Give us more pickled radish, please.

Would you like more?

He ate a lot already. You're full, right?

I can eat more.

Really? Should we order more then?

I'm done.

Eat this.

Eat, Jeong-ju. It'll get soggy.

-Please eat.
-Okay.

I heard

that you're Gyeong-ho's sister.

Yes.

Gyeong-ho said

that his sister really likes jajangmyeon.

Gyeong-ho was wronged.

Gyeong-ho asked me

to go with him

to save Ga-yeong.

Let's go wash your face.

Let's go.

It is very meaningful
that the court overturned the verdict

over their own grave error that was
resulted from their biased judgement.

Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong sent

a severe warning to the court
for their incorrect verdict...

"A severe warning to the court
for their incorrect verdict"?

Jin-myeong, I'm fine with you
raising your approval rating,

but did you have to roast
the court that I'm in?

You should've considered my position
as the head chief.

Come on now.

If you had dismissed
Jang Sun-bok's motion for a retrial

when I told you to,
this wouldn't have happened.

What use would that have been

when someone else was the real killer?

We would've been criticized even more.

See? I guess you really are just a judge

regarding things like this.
Don't you think so?

Instead of that, you should look into

the review of Na Dong-su's sentence
and detainment.

I'll have to see.

I have a meeting, so I need to go.

Have a seat.

I looked through the draft decision
you gave me yesterday,

and there was a big question mark.

Did you misspell the chief's name?

That question mark was to ask
how you could write

such a perfect decision.

It was the best decision

I had ever read.

It's a completely different question mark
from what I had received.

I'd like to learn some tips
for writing a perfect decision.

There are no tips.

I simply read the case file
over and over again.

I read it over and over again too.

Oh, right. You asked before

about my being
your brother's public defender.

I thought about it and remembered
that I took on the case

because the head of our law firm
asked me to do it.

But he said he was asking me

because someone else had asked him.

Who asked him?

He said it was someone

he personally represented
on minor matters.

I asked recently, and he said he did that
for many people back then,

so he can't remember very well.

Could you find out

if Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong was
among them?

Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong?

I have lunch plans,
so you'll have to eat by yourselves.

-Okay.
-Okay.

You seem pleased somehow.

I am not.

I think lunch among just associate judges
is necessary at times.

I'm sure.

-You can curse out the chief.
-Yes.

Don't make it only "at times."
I'll leave forever.

Chief Oh.

Hi, Father. I need to ask you something.

Do you know who represented

Assemblyman Do for his minor matters

before you took over?

Why do you ask about that?

I don't know that much. Okay.

-What is it?
-It's nothing.

I doubt that.

Is Eui-hyun acting crazy like my son

because of that girl, Lee Jeong-ju?

It's not like that. You're the one
who needs to chill out.

It doesn't matter if you do it to me,

but did you have to use Jang Sun-bok
and her son like that?

Hey, this is true politics.

A politician must be

gifted at turning risks
into opportunities.

I'm a man of the law.

I didn't take off my robe

to be a politician's pawn.

If you're so honorable,

what were you doing late at night

with someone else's wife?

Do you know why we met?

It was because I heard
Myeong-hui was being abused.

Who said something absurd like that?

I hope it's just nonsense as well.

If not,

I'll kill you.

Psycho.

Professor Yoo said

that she'd look over
my brother's case file and records

to take responsibility for her mistake.

She heard the initial trial ten years ago.

Would that be a divulgence
of classified information?

I don't know.

I don't think reviewing the file
of a case decided on ten years ago

on behalf of the claimant
for retrial would be

a divulgence of classified information.

You say things like, "I don't know."

and "I don't think."

I don't know everything.

Judge Sah, you seem ever so

slightly human today.

Pardon?

Okay.

Let's go eat.

Okay.

Why did I borrow

that stupid designer bag?

My daughter said
that we don't need such things

and that we should just live
within our means.

But a mom would feel differently.

If my in-laws were that wealthy,

I would've done the same
so my child could save face.

What do I do now?

The lawyer said it's going to be hard.

He did?

Why? Because she was found
not guilty in criminal court?

What kind of a law is this?

I'm not asking for something
I didn't give.

I'm just asking her to return
the extra that I gave her.

Why can't I get it?

I know.

Eat.

You have to eat. You need your energy.

Did something happen to your mother?

I'm not in a position

to speak loudly here.

I was warned

not to say a word in the courthouse.

What do you do

when people ask for a favor about a trial?

I wouldn't know since no one asked me
for such a favor.

People ask for favors
only to those they think may comply.

It took a lot for my mom
to ask me for a favor.

What was that favor?

It's all the same.

She wanted me to put in
a good word to the presiding judge.

Since most of the people
involved in trials worry

that they may not get a fair trial

due to their lack of money or connections,

they ask for nothing more
but a fair trial.

To those in court,

the trials are their last resort.

There's good reason to listen
to their requests.

Chief Moon.

What would you do if your first love was
a defendant on your trial?

Pardon?

I would consider
if I should get myself out or not,

depending on my feelings
for my first love.

What about you, Judge Sah?

Why would you ask such a thing?

Thinking that judges can't render
a fair ruling just because

the defendant is their first love
is prejudice.

Don't you agree, Judge Sah?

My opinion is rather different.

I believe that the feelings

for your first love stay forever.

Anyway, since the feelings
for first love are very illogical,

I do believe that the feelings may
cloud our judgement.

I knew it, Judge Sah.
You're always levelheaded.

By any chance, did you have
your first love as the defendant

on your trial, Chief Choi?

It is for the case
regarding Myeong Su-jin's handbag.

She was sued for fraud
in the criminal court,

but he swiftly ruled
that she was not guilty.

I told you not to criticize my ruling.

It violates the independence of--

I don't think that's the issue.

It goes against the conscience
that judicial officials must keep.

In the eyes of legal conscience,

I am not ashamed of my ruling at all.

He says he kept
his legal conscience clean,

but could he distinguish the line
from his personal feelings?

Anyway, in my opinion,

it's best to stay out of it
if the circumstances are vague.

Then what about you, Chief Moon?

After finding out about the defendant,

aren't you going to apply
the law more severely?

Excuse me?

In what way do I seem like I can't
separate my work from personal life?

That's exactly what I've been telling you.

In what way do I seem like I can't
separate my work from personal life?

Sadly, you seem like you can't.

The eyes of the Almighty? As if.

It takes one to know one.

Because you're incapable,

you think I'd be incapable as well.

Did you just

call me "incapable"?

-Judge Sah.
-Judge Lee.

-Do I seem incapable?
-Do I seem incapable?

Do I seem funny to you?

-No.
-In my opinion,

the difference between...

You cannot go inside.

I see.

I am Do Han-jun of Seoul Central District
Prosecutors' Office.

I already told the detective on the case.

It will only take a minute.

I have...

nothing more to say.

Mr. Kim,

that's not the answer I need.

You know Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong,
the one who forced you to confess?

His approval ratings are off the charts.

If he becomes the president,
I'm going to...

Do you know what you have done?

Don't do this to me, please.

No, don't do this to me. Please, Mr. Kim.

Ga-yeong, Jang Sun-bok,
and Seo Gi-ho aren't the only ones.

What about Choi Gyeong-ho?

An innocent man was framed for murder

and wrongfully died in prison.

And he couldn't clear his name
even after his death.

Have you thought about what
his family is going through?

Seo Gi-ho definitely knew

that Choi Gyeong-ho didn't kill Ga-yeong.

There's no way

Seo Gi-ho didn't tell you,
his best friend.

That's what Seo Gi-ho told you?

Yes.

The murderer who killed your daughter is

not Choi Gyeong-ho?

According to him,

the vehicle owner of 1371 is...

My son is the murderer?

The approval ratings for Assemblyman Do
of the Korea Advancement Party are

skyrocketing at a rapid pace.

The polling experts analyze
that his role in acquitting the charge

of an innocent woman,
who served in prison for ten years,

contributed to the rise.

From this incident, the public has
witnessed Assemblyman Do's

strong leadership skills
and his sense of justice...

Aren't you going to sleep?

Go to bed without me.

What are you reading so fervently?

Wait.

DEFENDANT CHOI GYEONG-HO

Why are you reading his case file?

Didn't he already die?

Because I killed him.

What?

If I hadn't put an innocent man in prison,

he wouldn't have died there
in cold blood like that.

There's nothing innocent about him.

He recanted his confession.
How could you believe him?

Seo Yong-su was

with Choi Gyeong-ho

at the time of the incident.

Seo Yong-su, that punk,

looks like a man, but he's just a kid.

Why are you letting
his babbling get to you?

His alibi could be fabricated.

Just like yours.

After lying for your alibi,

I realized it's not a job
for people without some guts.

In order to manipulate alibis,
one must be very elaborate.

It's not something
that someone with no filter can do.

So what?

Are you telling me that you're going
to catch the real murderer or what?

Yes, I am. I'm going
to catch the real murderer

and make up for my mistake
to Jeong-ju and her brother.

Do whatever you want.

However,

don't forget that you're my wife.

If this affects my campaign,

I will not let it slide either.

You won't let it slide?

What will you do?

Don't mess with weak women.
Take it out on me.

Han-jun.

Mom, could you please go inside?

I think I need to put an end to this
with this man.

What? "Put an end"?

You punk. How dare you?

Do you think I'd let you punch me?

Let go. Let go of my arm.

Mom, don't let him hit you either.

-You jerk.
-Don't let him.

If you aren't strong enough
to stop him, bite him off.

Let go of him.

Mom.

Listen to me.

You punk.

Drink this.

Why did you stop me?

Mom,

you didn't need to give birth to me.

You shouldn't have married and lived
with such a monster like him.

You shouldn't have.

Are you sure you don't want one?

I'm sure.

I'm asking one last time.
You don't want any, right?

I told you I don't want any.

I'm not going to give you a bite
even if you ask,

so don't even try.

See? I said no.

This is mine.

I don't know the secret
to writing good decisions,

but I know why you don't write them well.

It's because you don't treat
the case file like your life.

This is my brother's case file,
and it isn't even the original.

I made a mistake.

I will enjoy my food now.

Okay.

You know how

my brother was running
from loan sharks back then?

My mom and I were at the hospital,

and my brother was on the run,

so I didn't get to see him very often.

I didn't even know he knew Seo Yong-su.

When I heard he went with Seo Yong-su

to save Kim Ga-yeong that day,

it felt weird.

I think that's how my brother was.

Even if he got hurt,

he would never let me and my mom get hurt.

He never spared his own body

to save someone else.

If that's how he was,

I'm sure there's a way to clear his name.

That's right.

-What is it?
-If my brother was

with Seo Yong-su
on the day of the incident

and they went to save Kim Ga-yeong,

there must've been an inducement

like a call from Kim Ga-yeong
or something.

That means she had her cell phone on her.

There's nothing in the case file
about the whereabouts of her phone.

It isn't in the evidence log either.

You're right.

If she had her cell phone until the end,

it would've been found

in the vicinity of her body
when she was discovered.

Someone may have

intentionally removed the phone
during the investigation.

Otherwise, it means her phone was
somewhere else.

If her shoe came off
as she was dragged away by someone,

her cell phone may have also...

She may have dropped it.

We should ask Yong-su.

Should I go with you?

Can you tell me what happened

on the night you went out
with my brother to save Ga-yeong?

Gyeong-ho and I went

to save Ga-yeong.

-Ga-yeong!
-I tripped.

Ga-yeong!

Ga-yeong.

Gosh, it hurts.

Are you all right?

Was that where you found the phone?

I have

Ga-yeong's cell phone.

Can you show it to us?

You took

Ga-yeong's shoe

and never gave it back either.

I'm really sorry about that.

I will find it as soon as possible
and return it to you.

Yong-su,

we need the cell phone
for Gyeong-ho's sake.

Gyeong-ho was wronged too.

Gyeong-ho

told me

to keep

Ga-yeong's cell phone safe.

He said that?

In order to clear Gyeong-ho's name,

we need that cell phone.

Please, Yong-su.

It's in here.

Ga-yeong's cell phone was

in my bag.

It was right in here.

What brings you here?

What's going on?

We came to see Yong-su.

But why did you come together?

Is it for Kim Ga-yeong's cell phone?

Are you here for that too?

Yes, I figured we would find
a clue from it.

Where do you think
the cell phone could have gone?

Someone a step ahead of us
must have taken it.

That person is probably the real murderer.

We lost our last chance.

Why did we only think
about the cell phone now?

The definite piece of evidence was
right under our nose.

According to Yong-su,

he said he had the cell phone
during the time of his move.

There was so sign of burglary at his home.

Someone didn't forcefully steal it
from him either.

Among the people he met up until now,

one of them could be the real murderer
who had stolen the cell phone.

Excluding the people sitting
at this table,

the people who are likely to know
and be concerned about the cell phone are

Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong and his people.

My father is one of them too.

He went to Yong-su's house

to meet with Jang Sun-bok.

He must've wanted to apologize to her
as the presiding judge of her first trial.

I can...

understand him.

If we exclude the people who would
definitely not be the real murderer...

I should get going now.
I have an appointment.

You do?

I'll give you a lift.

No, that's all right.
You should stay here.

Wait, who are you meeting?

The one person left after excluding
the people who would never be

the real murderer.

What?

I told you I can take the subway.

Eui-hyun and I both have cars.

Why do you insist on taking the subway?

-Han-jun.
-What?

Where is Kim Ga-yeong's shoe?

Yong-su kept asking for it.

I don't have it now.

What?

After finding out
that the shoe was evidence,

I left it there when I went
to see Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong.

When I went back for it
the next day, it was gone,

and he insisted
that he knew nothing about it.

I made a mistake
because I couldn't control my emotions.

That's why we really need that cell phone.

With how Kim Ik-cheol is acting,
we need more evidence.

Gosh, it's been so long.

Are you drinking too?

Yes, I want to drink tonight.

Oh, good.

-This is good.
-It is.

Before I joined the court,
you and I had wine like this

pretty frequently.

That's right. I lost all
my bonding time with you

to case files and decisions.

Why are you being like this though?

Why are you so nice to me today?

-I want to ask you something.
-Yes?

The head of Dongjin Law Firm represented

Assemblyman Do for minor matters

before you took over, right?

Father.

I'm sure it's hard for you to say it,

but I'd really like to hear it.

That's right. That request actually came

from Myeong-hui.

She was a judge back then,
so she couldn't ask herself.

That's why she had Jin-myeong ask instead.

-Professor Yoo Myeong-hui?
-That's right.

-Are you serious?
-Yes, I am.

Jin-myeong complained

so much about not being able to understand

why his wife asked for that favor
for Choi Gyeong-ho.

DO JIN-MYEONG

Do Jin-myeong.

What is it at this hour?

Hello?

You didn't drive? It's cold outside.

Well, I had some wine.

We could've spoken
at the courthouse tomorrow.

Since it's a personal matter,
I didn't want to discuss it there.

It must be important
if you came here at this hour.

Well...

Let's go to a cafe or something.

Everything around here
should be closed by now.

Do you want to come inside?

Come in.

What's going on? Did you call him over?

We'll only need a minute.

No. That's okay.
You can take all the time you need.

He has something important to discuss.
Come in.

Okay. Yes, he should. Go on in.

I'm sorry that our place is such a mess.

Don't mind me.

Tend to your business, okay?

Have a seat.

Do you mean there?

This would be better.

Okay.

Would you like something to drink?

No, I'm fine.

I'll just say what I came to say, and go.

I think your mother is...

very concerned.

They're not doing anything.
Why did they close the door?

So it was Professor Yoo,
not Assemblyman Do?

Yes.

That can't be.

Maybe your father is mistaken.

No, he remembered clearly.

Chief Oh was appointed
to represent my brother

before I met Professor Yoo.

Why did she do that?

It'll be better to ask her directly.

Yes, I did.

After I caught you stealing the case file

and heard your story, I felt bad for him.

That's why I asked Han-jun's dad.

The public defender wasn't trying
hard enough,

so I wanted to get him a skilled attorney.

I see.

That makes sense.

I was confused.

I'm sorry for calling you about this
so late at night.

Not at all. Anything for you.

But how did you find out?

I'll tell you in person.

Okay. Have a good night. Bye.

I was mistaken.

She asked for that favor after she met me.

I shouldn't have called.

Are you sure?

It's not surprising
with her benevolent nature.

Thank you for caring

and coming all the way here.

It was useless though.

We confirmed a person
we shouldn't suspect,

so it wasn't completely useless.

I believe that for a person of the law,

there is no one
who should not be suspected.

Go inside. I'll get going now.

Wait.

Since you came all the way here,

let me say something as well.

Go ahead.

I can't say it
with you staring at me like that.

Why? What is it?

No, it's nothing.
I can't say it to your face.

You should go. Go on.

Go.

Say it.

I'm glad to share the chamber
with someone like you.

It's reassuring.

It's cold.

It's cold. You should go inside now.

I'll go in after I see you off.

The real murderer is still out there.
You need to be careful.

Don't let your guard down.

Hurry inside.

Only then will I feel comfortable
going home.

Okay. Good night then.

-Dad.
-Yes?

Should I go with you?

No, you should go to work.

Go already. It's cold.

Okay, I'm going now.

Hey, where are you right now?

Get in the back.

I told you to get in the back. Get in...

This is a designated seat.

I need to face you when I tell you this.

Do you really have to see
my face when you talk?

Okay, then. I'll show you my face.

What is it about?

It's about Professor Yoo.

Did she visit Yong-su
for the first time today?

My mom?

-I think so.
-I need you to be accurate.

Yes.

She asked me to drop her off
at his house if I knew where it was,

so it must be her first time.
Why do you ask?

Okay.

By the way,

where did Judge Sah run off to

as soon as the trial ended?

He told me he had an appointment.

Is that so?

About the thing you asked me for
the other day...

Oh, that.

I found out.

You did?

Thank you for your concern.

No, don't thank me. Thank Judge Sah.

Pardon?

Judge Sah came

to my chambers out of the blue

and asked me to try
to remember something for you,

given you wrongfully lost your brother.

He begged me.

He's not my pick of the crop,

but I think the judgeship is his calling.

ASSEMBLYMAN DO JIN-MYEONG'S OFFICE

KOREA ADVANCEMENT PARTY,
ASSEMBLY DO JIN-MYEONG'S OFFICE

The drink I wanted the most in prison was

a warm cup of coffee.

I had no idea that I would see this day.

I'm sorry for being so late.

No,

you don't need to apologize to me.

Your father told me the same thing.

You take after

your father a lot.

I didn't ask to meet with you
as a judge today.

I wanted to ask you a few questions
as an acquaintance of Choi Gyeong-ho.

By any chance,

have you met
with Professor Yoo in private?

Please be honest with me.

This is to prove
Mr. Choi Gyeong-ho's innocence.

Professor Yoo said the same thing

and told me to never speak about it
to anyone.

What was it about?

She asked me to bring her
Ga-yeong's cell phone

that Yong-su had

without telling anyone about it.

So did you give it to her?

Is there a reason behind our meeting?

Why did you come to my office?

I'm Choi Gyeong-ho's sister,

Lee Jeong-ju.

Yes, I know a lot about you, Judge Lee.

We've met before, haven't we?

Do you know a lot
about Choi Gyeong-ho too?

There was a time my brother

stayed at Seo Gi-ho's place.

While he was there,

he was charged as Kim Ga-yeong's
rapist and murderer

and was wrongfully sent to prison.

What is your point?

Even until his last moment,

he thought Han-jun, the vehicle owner
of 1371, was the real killer.

But on the day of the murder,

he said the person who drove the 1371 car

wasn't Han-jun.

It was you who drove the car.

Judge Lee Jeong-ju,

you're a judge of this nation.

Should you be making groundless claims?

I'm only stating my reasonable doubts.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

Kim Ga-yeong's cell phone has been stolen
from Seo Yong-su.

It was another piece of evidence
to prove my brother's innocence.

Why are you

-asking me for the cell phone?
-Sir--

I don't have time
for your ridiculous assertions,

so please see yourself out.

By all means,

I'm going to prove my brother's innocence.

I just wanted

you to know this.

Try to prove his innocence

if you can.

KOREA ADVANCEMENT PARTY

There's nothing I can use from this.

Hey, Jeong-ju.

Why did you come here?

What do you think?

I had business here.

You came to see Assemblyman Do,
didn't you?

How could you be so fearless?

I told you he's dangerous.

Come with me.

Let go of me.

You need to stay out of it.

What? "Stay out of it"?

Can you listen to me, please?

You're the one who needs to listen.

This is my business.

Hey, your business is mine too.

If something bad happens to you,

then I won't take it to court. I will...

I think I might seriously kill him.

What?

A long time ago,

I had a father
who was like a lighthouse to me,

but after the lighthouse lost its light,

I was wandering in the darkness

when you came to me
as another form of light.

I don't want to lose you either.

I mean it.

-Han-jun.
-Jeong-ju,

you don't have to like me back,

but I can't stand
the thought of you in danger.

So let's just go.

If you try to protect me,

you'll be in danger.

I can't stand that either.

I'll go home by myself.

Hey, Jeong-ju.

COURT

Are you leaving now?

Yes. What about you?

I went to see Assemblyman Do.

-It was a waste of time though.
-Assemblyman Do?

You went there alone so fearlessly?

He holds

all the conclusive evidence needed

for my brother's retrial.

I really wanted to meet him myself.

Judge Lee.

I need you to go somewhere

with me tomorrow.

Yes?

What are you two doing here?

-Sit down.
-We'll ask bluntly.

Kim Ga-yeong's cell phone...

is with you, isn't it?

You still couldn't find

Kim Ga-yeong's cell phone?

Not yet, sir.

Jeong-ju seems to be
looking for it as well.

You have to find a way to get to it first.

Why do you have this?

I told you

I'd help you get a retrial for Gyeong-ho.

I didn't want Han-jun to know,

so I asked Jang Sun-bok for it.

You asked me to stop Han-jun too,

remember?

Then...

Since I jumped into the battle,

I need to stop Han-jun
from attacking his own father.

This was on Kim Ga-yeong's phone
ten years ago.

Gosh. Where am I?

Dad, why won't you pick up?

Please pick up.

The man keeps chasing me.

Dad, I'm so scared.

What should I do?

I have no idea where I am.

I'm scared, Dad.

Dad.

Dad...

The day Ga-yeong died,

Jin-myeong was...

with her.