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Detective Lee Jae-han?

Officer 22, Yeongsan police,\NLee Jae-han here.

She was found in a field of reeds next to\Nthe acacia forest by Highway 3.

Who are you?

Do you have a Lieutenant Park Hae-young\Non your team?

-I heard something weird on the radio.\N-Get out!

What would it be like\Nif you got a transmission from the past?

Who are you? Seriously!

We captured the culprit\Nat the Hyunpoong train tracks.

If it's really the year 1989 there,

Choi Young-shin will die.

We got another victim.

She's the eighth victim.

The reason he ran away was that bus.

It's the bus. I'm sure it's Bus 95!

Let's start from the beginning.

It's him. It's the same knot.

If it's really the year 1989 there,

please stop it.

Kim Won-kyung.

The community center worker.

Won-kyung.

Is anybody here?

Please.

We can save her.

-Please.\N-Please.

Please, please.

Episode 4

Won-kyung!

Excuse me. Is Won-kyung home now?

No.

She's working late tonight.

Working late?

Okay.

What's the... Hey.

Won-kyung.

Won-kyung.

The ninth victim, Kim Won-kyung.

She worked in a community center.

November 7th, 1989 at 9:30 p.m.\NOn the streets of Hyunpoong-dong.

Please...

Sir.

Have you seen a young lady?

She has fair skin\Nand long hair down to here.

Over there? Thank you.

Thank you!

Won-kyung!

-Got anything?\N-Yeah.

I told you I'd find something.

Who is it?

I got the fingerprint result\Nfrom a broken piece of glass.

This was the day\NI went to meet Lee Chun-goo.

He knew I'd meet Jung Kyung-soon,\Nand went there first.

Lee Chun-goo?

The fingerprints also\Nbelong to Lee Chun-goo.

So the killer is\Nthe bus driver Lee Chun-goo.

SEHOON REHABILITATION HOSPITAL

Jung Kyung-soon retired in 1990.

There is no further record.

I already told everything\Nto the other detectives earlier.

-Detectives?\N-Yes.

From Gyeonggi district?

Yes.

Can you take a look at this?

Did they ask you about Bus 95?

Sorry? Bus 95?

No, they didn't.

It used to run 26 years ago.

Is there anyone who possibly\Nknows about the bus?

Hello.

I'm Lieutenant Park Hae-young\Nfrom Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.

Yes, I remember.

One of the bus conductresses was dead,\Nand the mood in the company was bad.

Haven't you heard anything about it?

I barely know about it.\NI took a day off that day.

Chun-goo would know about it.

He was called\Nfor the police investigation back then.

Do you know Lee Chun-goo?

Of course, we used to drive the same bus.

But pretty soon after the incident,

he quit the job.

Something bad happened to him.

-What's the name again?\N-Lee Chun-goo.

Lee Chun-goo?

He's not a patient.

He's a guardian.

A guardian?

What is it?

-Have you met Lee Chun-goo?\N-Not yet.

He's the culprit.

The fingerprints and CCTV,\Neverything matches.

Which room is it?

Something bad?

His son had an accident.

He quit the job to get the severance pay\Nfor his son's treatment.

I've never seen him since then.

Excuse me.

This is Park Hae-young.

Come to Sehoon Hospital.

-What are you talking about?\N-It was Lee Chun-goo.

What? It's not possible.

The profile doesn't match with him.

Just cut the crap\Nand come to the hospital now!

It can't be.

Lee Chun-goo was driving the bus\Nwhen Choi Young-shin got caught.

He can't be the killer.

And his age is too...

That person is Lee Chun-goo.

It can't be.

Lee Chun-goo was driving the bus\Nwhen Choi Young-shin got caught.

He can't be the killer.

And his age is too...

-How old was he?\N-Huh?

How old was Lee Chun-goo's son\Nwhen he had an accident?

It was right after he graduated from\Nhigh school, so...

he was about 20.

Chun-goo's wife died young,\Nand he raised his son all by himself.

He was always concerned about

leaving his son home alone.

So he used to let his son ride along\Non his bus every day,

and took care of his son.

His son probably cherished the memory,

and sometimes took the bus\Nall day even when he got older.

I gave him rides a few times too.

He was too weak to get a job.

I felt sorry for him\Nthat he stayed home all day.

He kept taking Bus 95?

Each victim has a different age, job,\Nand place of residence.

But they had one thing in common.

All of them got murdered\Nwhile taking the bus home.

I've put the locations where each victim\Nwas found in the Geoproths program.

It matches up with one bus route.

Bus 95.

All the victims rode that bus.

What if Lee Chun-goo isn't the killer?

NAME: LEE JIN-HYUNG\NGUARDIAN: LEE CHUN-GOO

What if it was a lie?

What if Lee Chun-goo had no choice\Nbut to lie?

Leave now.

Hurry!

Look, they're fighting!

Jin-hyung, did something happen out there?

No, nothing happened.

Goodbye.

Bye, Miss.

I'm so tired. I need to go home and rest.

-Get going.\N-Bye.

Wait for me a bit. Let's go home together.

I'll go first. See you at home.

Chun-goo used to say this all the time.

"I would do anything for my son."

You remember, right?

Someone jumped onto the bus.

No one got on at that stop.

Sir!

Have you seen a young lady?

Thank you!

Won-kyung!

Won-kyung!

No.

PARK HAE-YOUNG

-Yes.\N-It's not Lee Chun-goo!

He most likely murdered Jung Kyung-soon\Nto get rid of the evidence.

But the real South Gyeonggi killer\Nis someone else.

So who is it?

Detective Cha?

Detective Cha!

Are you listening? Detective Cha!

I can't get hold of Detective Cha!

-Are you okay?\N-Are you okay? Huh?

What's going on?

Where's Lee Chun-goo?

-Who is he?\N-It's him.

The South Gyeonggi serial killer

isn't Lee Chun-goo. It's him.

I wasn't trying to kill her.

I freaked out seeing the gun\Nwhen I opened my eyes.

No, Park Hae-young is right.

He's the killer.

Damn...

-It's not me!\N-Don't move!

Damn.

Are you watching TV?

The South Gyeonggi serial killer\Nthat put fear in the entire nation

has finally been arrested by the police\Nafter 26 years.

Under the pressure of the re-investigation\Nthe criminal chose to turn himself in.

He is currently being interrogated\Nby Gyeonggi Police.

I did it.

I killed Jung Kyung-soon.

I killed all of them 26 years ago.

He's not the killer.

He may have killed Jung Kyung-soon,

and he knew he'd be caught.

So he's taking his son's quilt.

Did his son confess to his crimes?

No.

-Other evidence?\N-Nothing conclusive.

You know\Nhow the police organization works.

For a case that attracts\Nmedia attention like this,

it isn't easy for the police to admit\Nthat they arrested the wrong person.

That means the police were fooled\Nby the suspect.

Without evidence to overturn\NLee Chun-goo's confession,

no one will believe\Nwhat the cold case squad says.

For the first time in a long time,\NI worked hard.

It's gone for nothing.

This case is over with now.

What are you doing?

I just feel stuffy.

KIM WON-KYUNG, 22,\NLOCAL OFFICIAL

NOVEMBER 7, 1989 9:30 P.M.\NON THE STREETS OF HYUNPOONG-DONG

THE ESTIMATED TIME OF DEATH - 9:00 P.M.

Detective.

Are you listening?\NIt's me, Park Hae-young.

Are you listening?

Yes, I'm listening.

What about the last victim?

What happened to her?

Kim Won-kyung,\Nthe community center worker.

Is she still alive?

Have you caught the killer?

You said it's 2015 there.

Have you caught the killer?

Detective, what's wrong?

Something is wrong, isn't it?

I asked you if you've caught the killer.\NHave you caught him?

Well...

The bus driver, Lee Chun-goo...

Is it him?

Is it him? It is, isn't it?

-No, he's...\N-Then who is it!

I will go and kill him, so tell me now!

Detective, why...

You've probably only seen pictures.

Just a few pictures.

Victims' names, jobs, the time when\Ntheir bodies were found, and locations.

That's all you know about them,\Nbut not me.

Sir!

Have you seen a young lady?\NShe has fair skin and...

Over there.

Won-kyung!

She was alive just a few days ago.

She comforted me.

Cheer up.

She smiled at me.

She was kind.

She was just an ordinary\Nand diligent person.

Thank you.

Thank you...

Won-kyung...

I will kill that crazy bastard.

I'll do the same!

With my own hands, I'll kill him!

No, you can't.

Then you'll become just like him.

You will become a criminal.

Detective, are you listening to me?

We still have a chance.

The bus conductress knew the killer.

You have to interrogate her.

Detective Lee. Detective Lee Jae-han!

Detective Lee.

Damn...

Damn it!

Damn...

Jung Kyung-soon.

Jung Kyung-soon?

Yes, she was threatening Lee Chun-goo.

I don't know what it was about.

I'm sure it is the evidence\Nproving Lee Jin-hyung's guilt.

We can disclose the real killer\Nonce we find it.

Gyeonggi police would've found it already\Nif there was something like that.

They would have gone through the scene\Nand Lee Chun-goo's belongings.

You're right.

Lee Chun-goo went through the house\Nafter killing her,

but he couldn't find it.

So it's not in that house,

it's at another location.

Where is that?

We need to find that out.

Gosh...

The statute of limitations\Non the South Gyeonggi case was in 2004.

Until then, it was a meal ticket\Nshe could use to blackmail Lee Chun-goo,

so she must've stored it in a safe place.

After that, she might've stuck it\Nsomewhere.

But,

the statute of limitations was\Nno longer in effect.

A statute of limitations will no longer\Nexist for violent crimes before 2000.

Investigations on cold cases\Nwill become active.

She saw the news and thought

it could be a meal ticket again.

What's the first thing\Nshe would have done?

She would've checked on the evidence\Nshe used to blackmail him.

You're not actually buying it, are you?

The statute of limitations on this case\Nwas lifted on October 1.

If we follow her tracks on that day,

we can find the evidence.

Hey, hello?

The Director is going to present\Nthe results of the investigation himself.

Why are you trying to mess that up?

The Captain is against this,\Nand do we really have to?

Please can we just...

Park Hae-young and I will check out\NJung Kyung-soon's house again.

You guys check out her phone and\Ncard records, and personal information.

Please, don't do it!

Just don't! Damn...

You okay?

Your neck.

I'm so embarrassed I got attacked by him.\NI'm not okay, of course.

You shouldn't have confronted a man alone.

I should quit my job\Nif that matters to me.

How did it go?

I looked up her card and phone records\Non October 1.

There's nothing that could be a lead.

Are you sure you checked all?

Her card was maxed out\Nand she talked to nobody on the phone.

If you don't trust me,\Ndon't ask me to do it.

She's disorganized\Nand has a lazy personality.

She wasn't meticulous enough to...

Be quiet and dig around.

Do you always work like this?

Yeah, when I don't have time.

It was cold on October 1.

It will be faster\Nto look at warmer clothing.

No matter how many clothes women have,

they usually wear their favorites.

Find the one with worn out sleeves\Nor a strong smell of perfume.

I told you she is disorganized\Nand has a lazy personality.

BUS TICKET\NSEOUL - SUNYANG

Her cousin lives near Sunyang.

I checked the records, and they lived\Ntogether in that house from 2002 to 2004.

She paid an unexpected visit a while ago.

Did she look for something?

I don't know.

She just barged in to the storage\Nwithout saying hello.

I assumed she wanted to get her stuff\Nshe left behind.

-This one?\N-Yes.

You didn't touch this, did you?

No, why would I?

I'm here\Nat Gyeonggi District Police Station.

The South Gyeonggi serial murders\Nhave been under a veil for 26 years.

Will the whole story be disclosed today?

In a moment, the investigation report\Nwill be presented here

at the briefing room of Gyeonggi District.

The whole nation's eyes and ears\Nare focused on it.

-Who are you?\N-I'm with the police.

What is this?

What are you doing?

What the...

You are certain about the results, right?

The locations and the M.O.,\Nall matches Lee Chun-goo's confession.

He is the murderer.

Good work.

Now,

I will present on the investigation\Nof the South Gyeonggi serial murders.

Our investigation team decided that\Nthe M.O. used to murder Ms. Jung

on October 22 was similar\Nto the South Gyeonggi case.

We used nearby CCTV, fingerprints,\Nand blood evidence

and found a prime suspect.

First, as the Commissioner responsible\Nfor prevention of such crimes,

I'd like to apologize\Nto the families of the victims.

What is that?

Did you find out something new?

-Can you continue?\N-What is it?

Is there some confusion?

It is nationwide concern.\NPlease tell us more details.

Something you can't open to the public?

While we were investigating\NMs. Jung's murder,

we managed to find out\Nthe South Gyeonggi serial killer.

Are you certain\NLee Chun-goo is the culprit?

-Is there evidence?\N-What's his motive?

Is there an accomplice?

The result will be presented by...

Detective Cha Soo-hyun\Nfrom the cold case squad

in Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency.

You're ready for this, are you?

We were investigating Ms. Jung's murder\Nwhich occurred on October 22.

During our investigation,

we found decisive evidence\Nthat led us to capture

the South Gyeonggi serial killer.

When you were questioned\Nat the police station...

that was the beginning, right?

Lee Chun-goo.

You drove the bus that Hwang Min-joo\Nworked on that night, right?

Yes, I did.

Did anyone get on at the Hyunpoong stop?

He was in a black jacket

and in his early-to-mid-20s.\NYou remember, right?

-Thank you for your cooperation.\N-No problem.

But, you know...

A man in a black jacket in his early 20s.

That sounds a lot like Jin-hyung.

I need to go home.

-Get going now.\N-Yes, bye.

He was on the bus.

Which stop did Jin-hyung get on?

He was on it from the beginning.

Over there.

Thank you.

Won-kyung!

Ms. Jung had stored away\Nthis piece of evidence.

It has the fingerprints and blood\Nof the last victim.

Also, it holds the DNA of the killer\Nof the South Gyeonggi serial murders.

The killer who was arrested\Nwith this evidence

was paralyzed from the waist down\N26 years ago and has been in a hospital.

He is the son of Lee Chun-goo,\NLee Jin-hyung.

My son didn't do it.

My son is not capable of that.

My poor son.

He grew up so lonely without his mother.

You are...

really horrible.

First victim.

A college student, Choi Eun-young.

Second victim, mother of two,\NPark Soon-hee.

Third victim.

Kim Yoon-joo who was about to get married.

Fourth.

Kim Mal-soon who died\Na day before her birthday.

Look at them!

You're not the only one\Nwho has a precious family.

They had one too.

Do you really feel nothing for them?

You should feel sorry for them!

You know nothing.

Don't talk like that\Nwhen you know nothing!

My poor son

already paid for his crimes.

He already did!

Why are you doing this?

No, you can't!

No!

-Let go of me!\N-No!

Hey!

Stop there!

You bastard, come here!

Hey!

Why did you do it?

Why! Why did you do it? Why!

Why!

Why did you do it?

Why!

That's why...

you lied? Because he's your son?

That no one got on the bus?

My son didn't do it.

No one got on the bus.

If you had made a proper statement\Nback then...

she wouldn't have died.

She would be alive now.

I don't know what you're talking about.

My son didn't do it!

Please, just stop it!

This isn't over.

He will kill again.

He will murder someone again!

Back then...

there was no one left on the bus.

I was the only one left.

Even if you put a knife to my throat,

my son didn't do it!

Right.

Even with a knife to your throat,\Nyou won't admit it.

Then I have no choice.

There is no evidence,

and no witness.

I have to end him with my own hands.

Right?

No!

-No!\N-Let go of me!

No!

Jin-hyung!

That crazy man

did that to my son.

Then...

What more punishment\Ndoes he deserve?

That crazy man?

Detective Lee Jae-han stopped him...

from killing more people.

What's wrong with my legs?

It's okay, Jin-hyung.

My legs! What's wrong with them...

Jin-hyung...

My legs...

What's wrong with my legs, really...

Leave!

Never come here.

I heard what you told the doctor.

That your son stumbled and fell.

I'm going to turn myself in\Nfor what I did to your son.

So get him to do the same as well.

I don't know what you're saying.

Neither my son nor you have anything\Nto turn yourselves in to the police for.

My son just stumbled and fell.

You weren't even there.

Are you going to hide this\Nuntil the very end?

My son has suffered enough.

Can't you see?

He is paralyzed from the waist down.

He will be bedridden for his whole life.

Think of what your son has done.

At the very least,\Nthe victims' families deserve to know.

Get him to turn himself in.

My son is just a poor boy\Nwithout a mother.

Now his life will become more miserable.

I can't let it happen!

Leave now!

We...

have suffered enough and paid for it.

If they hadn't started\Nthe horrid investigation again,

everyone could forget it.

Why?

Why are they digging this up again? Why?

What if your son had been killed\Nby Detective Lee that day?

Would you be able to forget?

As if nothing happened?

Could you laugh, talk, eat, and sleep?

Could you have lived happily?

They died on the cold ground,\Nshaking in horror,

not in the arms of their beloved family.

Someone...

should remember.

It's the same for Jung Kyung-soon.

She may have been blinded by money\Nand blackmailed people,

but didn't deserve to die.

I'll remember...

her death too.

Everyone's going out for drinks.

No, thanks.

You should find something else.

Whether you drink

or smash things down in a boxing gym,

find something.

It's your first time seeing\Na dead person, isn't it?

No matter how many times you see it,

you don't get used to murder cases.

It's not because it's your first time.

Seeing a dead person will\Nnever get to be easy.

Find something to help you.

What are you doing?

A woman's neck shouldn't look like this.

Don't drink and go to see a doctor.

And...

It isn't my first time

seeing a dead body.

It's your first time\Nseeing a dead person, isn't it?

HIGH SCHOOL GANG RAPE CASE IN INJOO

Mom!

Sun-woo!

Mom?

Sun-woo?

Sun-woo!

Sun-woo! Open your eyes!

Sun-woo!

CRIMINAL PROFILING

Seeing a dead person\Nwill never get to be easy.

Find something to help you.

-What are you doing?\N-It's nothing.

Sit down.

Have you eaten?

Drink this.

Were you crying?

No.

I do it too.

And...

those beastly detectives down there\Nare the same.

We cry often.

Who would be fine seeing a dead body?

So we have to catch them.

We're having a hard enough time like this.

Imagine how the families feel.

The tears they've cried\Nwould be enough to make an ocean.

The amount that we could\Nlessen from that is...

It's probably this much together.

So...

keep that in mind.

We should be willing to do anything\Nto catch the culprits.

That's our job.

Crying can be a good way.

Find a way to get over it,\Nwhatever it is.

You've probably only seen pictures.

Just a few pictures.

Victims' names, jobs, the time when\Ntheir bodies were found, and locations.

That's all you know about them,

but not me.

She was alive just a few days ago.

She comforted me.

She smiled at me.

She was kind.

She was just an ordinary\Nand diligent person.

I'm sure she can rest in peace now.

She died so young,\Nbefore she could even get married.

But, you know...

I was reading the newspaper\Nand found out that

you caught the killer with an item\Nthat belonged to Won-kyung...

Yes, that's right.

If it wasn't for your niece,

we wouldn't have caught him.

It isn't because of her.

He was caught because of Officer Lee.

Officer Lee?

Won-kyung liked him.

We're both civil servants.\NJust let me off the hook.

What are you talking about?\NYou violated the lanes.

Give me your license.

Gosh... here.

-Take this.\N-What are you doing?

Well...

Do you want a bribery charge as well?

Just take it.

Take what? Give me your license!

Hey! Do you know who this is?

He has done nothing wrong.\NYou violated the lanes.

So give me your driver's license!

Which district are you at?

Why do you ask?

I'm Officer Lee Jae-han\Nat Yeongsan police.

I'm here about a hit-and-run.

Can I get personal information?

I was told that it's important...

This is a taser.\NYou turn it on like this and press this.

So many scary things happen in the world.

It was the first gift\Nshe had ever received.

She was as happy as a child.

It wasn't even a ring or necklace.

"What kind of gift is that?"

I made fun of her about it.

That Officer Lee...

Was his name Lee Jae-han?

That's correct.

Lee Jae-han.

It was him.

RESIGNATION

She thought about it a lot.

She was afraid you might not like it.

MOVIE TICKETS

Officer Lee.

Well...

It's nothing.

Cheer up.

She liked you a lot.

She said you are a bit shy\Nand not so good with words,

but always hold on to your beliefs.

And you always do the right thing.

She said that she liked that\Nthe most about you.

Detective Lee Jae-han. Are you listening?

Detective Lee.

The South Gyeonggi serial murders...

We caught the killer.

How did you catch him?

Did you find evidence?

What is it? Where?

It isn't possible in your time.

Even if you find that evidence,

the scientific technology back then

was not capable of catching him.

But...

it was because of you\Nthat we caught him.

You left the evidence for us.

No matter how much technology\Nhas developed,

we would have lost him again\Nif we had no evidence.

You are the one who caught him.

It was late, but...

we were able to catch him.

Thank you.

-Sir!\N-Shut up and be nice to her.

If you act like a girl and cause any\Ninconvenience again, you're dead.

What have you been doing for six years?

Then are you saying that\Nit's the year 1995 over there?

Go catch him now!

-What happened?\N-A kidnapping.

It's a nice car!

Eun-ji!

I said I would just go home.

Wow, this is good.

Who is the culprit of The Big Steal?

-It's not my dad.\N-Just come with me.

Now that you solved the South Gyeonggi,\Nnothing scares you?

How dare you!

You should've convinced them.

Don't try to give me a lecture.\NI don't want to work with them either.

Detective, it's Park Hae-young.

Lieutenant, we were wrong.

These transmissions...

shouldn't have started.