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Original subtitles

Thank you for having me.

Have a seat.

Come in.

I'm here, Father.

This is my second son.

This child's father died before they were even born!

I...

I will not raise my child as part of your family.

And I refuse to be a daughter to this family.

Tae Joo, Sun Yeong was in a car accident.

You need to get here fast.

Sun Yeong.

Sun Yeong. It's me.

I'm here.

Please, open your eyes.

Sun Yeong...

They delivered the baby.

The baby's in an incubator now.

The baby's okay, right?

We can't be sure. The baby was delivered at less than seven months,

so it's too early to tell if there will be any disabilities.

- What about Sun Yeong? - She has a severe head injury.

We've only managed to stop the most critical bleeding for now.

Do you know why she had this accident?

She was trying to get to you.

She ran out of the house and ended up like this.

How can you even say that?

Who just showed up out of nowhere and messed with her head?

If you hadn't interfered, she wouldn't have been in this state!

Fine.

Then you make the choice.

If you want to continue living as her brother, as you always have,

then so be it.

But...

I will wash my hands of her.

Then get out of here. Right now.

Let's go.

Wait, Father.

Father, wait, just a moment. Father. Father!

Open your eyes.

Hey, Tae Joo, what are you doing? Only Father can save her now.

- Not you. - Shut up and get the hell out.

Sun Yeong.

- Sun Yeong! Hey, hey! Sun Yeong? - Nurse!

Sun Yeong, stay with me! Hey! Hey!

What's happening? No!

Doctor.

How is she?

It's a brain hemorrhage. She needs surgery now, but

there's no one at this hospital who can perform the operation.

Then what do we do? We have to transfer her.

It'll be too late by then.

Chairman Cha called a surgeon. Weren't you aware?

Yes, I...

Right.

Father, Tae Joo is here.

Please save Sun Yeong.

Father.

Please, save her.

If you just save her,

I'll do anything.

Anything?

Leave Kangseong.

Don't show up in Kangseong again

in front of me, my family, or Sun Yeong.

Do I have your word?

I promise.

I promise.

(Muil Inn)

Hey, Kang Tae Joo.

You're just leaving like this? Seriously?

Sun Yeong is still in a coma. The killer hasn't even been caught.

I'm sorry.

Tae Joo.

Why? Hey!

Hey! Just tell me. Why? Talk to me. Tell me now!

Tell me. There has to be a reason you're doing this.

Ji Won.

To be honest, I scoffed at him.

Hiding behind the name Scarecrow,

just some inhuman bastard who goes around killing people.

I thought I'd catch him in no time.

I told myself I'd catch him and leave Kangseong immediately.

But now...

There's nothing more I can do.

Nothing at all.

I don't even know who the real Scarecrow is anymore.

Kang Tae Joo, you listen to me.

If you walk away right now,

I'm never seeing you again.

We're done.

I'm sorry.

I really am.

(The Scarecrow)

Took you longer than I expected.

Man, I was starting to think you were dead.

You son of a gun.

Tae Joo,

let me give you some friendly advice.

Listen to Si Yeong.

Or next time, you could end up buried alive without a trace.

Hey, you've got your sister to think about too.

(Episode 11)

One of them was a child. And what do you suppose

the other one is?

Want a hint?

This was another rather unfortunate incident.

Because an innocent man

was caught instead of me.

And the one who put him behind bars

was none other than

you.

Don't tell me... Are you talking about the seventh case?

That's right.

I committed that one too.

- Chief, I brought them. - Sheesh, what took you so long?

What? Why is there only one?

- I said 2 boxes of parts. - You said 1 box.

Look, if you're going to be slow, at least you could listen.

I said two boxes. Two!

I'm sorry. I'll go get the other one.

What? I heard he had a record, but he's a sex offender?

- I heard he even killed someone. - That thing isn't even human.

All right, back to work, everyone.

(Sunjeong Parts)

(Sunjeong Parts)

Seok Man.

Tae Joo?

Do you

remember me?

Seok Man.

Why are you here? What's the charge this time?

You live alone?

No family with you?

Who wants to live with an ex-con? Say your piece and get out.

And stop bothering me.

Seok Man.

About the Kangseong Serial Murders...

Did you hear they caught the real killer?

What's that got to do with me?

The real killer

confessed to the seventh murder as well.

Is that

really true?

Yes.

I told you.

I told you over and over!

I kept telling you I was innocent.

You should've believed me then. Why tell me this now?

- I'm sorry. - After 30 years as a murderer?

So why tell me now?

I...

I did you a terrible wrong.

- I'm sorry. - What good will "sorry" do now?

Can you give me my life back?

My family, my friends!

I lost even my youth! All of it! And now...

You shouldn't have even told me.

You should have just let me go on not knowing.

I'm sorry.

I'm truly sorry.

That bastard... Who is he?

The killer, I mean.

Lee Gi Hwan.

Remember him?

Gi Beom's older brother.

No way.

You're saying Gi Hwan is the killer?

What kind of brother does that?

He just watched as I took the fall for his crime and went to prison?

And Gi Beom adored him.

Besides, he was your friend, wasn't he?

How could you have a murderer right beside you and not know?

I have no excuse.

It's just so unfair.

Gosh, it's so unfair I could scream.

You have every right to feel wronged,

and angry.

But we have to set things right.

Seok Man.

Let's file for a retrial.

(Law Office of Cha Yeon Ho)

With all this, I'd say we have a very strong case.

- Really? - A tortured confession is illegal.

And forcing an illiterate person to sign a confession is inexcusable.

And most importantly, the real perpetrator has confessed,

so it gives us a huge advantage.

("Police Make Emergency Arrest...")

("Woman's Body Found In Kangseong County")

("Police Let Kangseong Serial Killer Slip Through Hands")

(Third Victim Found, Face of the Killer)

Lee Yong Woo confessed to 14 cases, 12 plus an additional 2.

Aside from the nine Kangseong Serial Murders, which are well known,

the initial 12 cases include these 3 cases.

Two in Cheongju,

and one in Muwon.

- Did he confess to the last two? - Yes.

One of them was

- an eight-year-old, Yoon Hye Jin. - Hold on.

Who? Yoon Hye Jin?

- Yes. - Are you familiar with the case?

Yes, back when I was at the Kangseong Daily,

her parents

put a missing child ad in our paper. They were on TV too.

Yes, that's right. They were on a crime show in 1988.

My goodness.

So this is how it ended for her.

And the other one?

It was...

It was the seventh case.

- The seventh case? The copycat? - Yes.

Turns out Lee Yong Woo was behind that one too.

But he already served 20 years and got out.

Leave it to our Center Director. Such incredible foresight.

So that's why you had the rookie look into it.

How did you know?

But...

Why is it 12 plus 2 and not 14?

(Murders 12 plus 2)

That's a good point.

Why single out just two of the cases?

Jang Myeong Do and Do Hyeong Gu retired,

but Park Dae Ho is still active.

On top of that, the lead prosecutor is an assemblyman.

What happens if they all deny the allegations?

I don't know. Surely one of them will talk?

Sir, you have a lunch meeting with Assemblyman Woo Sang Hoon.

Cha Si Yeong.

Sir?

Look who it is.

Kang Tae Joo.

Man. How long has it been?

You guys head on in. I'll catch up with my friend.

I can't believe it.

I catch your show every now and then.

The profiler one?

It suits you.

You heard that the true killer

of the Kangseong Serial Murders has been caught, right?

Of course I did.

It's funny

how life works.

He was nowhere to be found when we were desperately searching.

Now that everyone's forgotten, he finally shows up.

I guess this is what they mean by "justice will prevail."

We're still a long way from justice. So

why don't you make sure that it does?

- What are you talking about? - The real killer

has confessed to everything.

Im Seok Man and Yoon Hye Jin cases. Both of them.

Yoon Hye Jin?

The child you buried.

Now it's your turn to reveal the truth.

- I have no idea what you're saying. - Hey, Cha Si Yeong.

Uncle.

Gi Beom?

- Yes. - Uncle, I wasn't expecting you.

Hey, you should've called if you were coming.

Let me see my guest off and I'll head up.

Go up there.

You're Kang Tae Joo, the profiler, right?

- Yes. - If I'd known you knew my uncle,

I would've come over to say hello much sooner.

I'm Cha Yeong Beom.

Professor, I'm a huge fan.

(Cha Yeong Beom)

Cha Yeong Beom.

- Nice to meet you. - All right. Go on upstairs.

What brings you here anyway?

Our appointment isn't for a while.

I was in the neighborhood, so I just dropped by.

I had some time to kill.

And you think I don't have anything to do?

I know, I know. Our assemblyman is a very busy man.

But I missed you. What was I supposed to do?

What?

So, Uncle, how do you know Professor Kang Tae Joo?

We are not that close.

I just ran into him by chance. For the first time in 30 years.

But why do you ask about Kang Tae Joo?

Oh, it's because...

(Cha Si Yeong, Singukdang Party Assemblyman)

Uncle, I have to take this call.

Okay.

Hello?

Yes, Reporter Min.

(Assemblyman's Office)

Yoon Hye Jin?

The child you buried.

Nothing else on the schedule today, right?

You have dinner with your son, brother, and sister-in-law tonight.

Did I make those plans?

Since it's your birthday, your son asked me to plan a dinner.

I did report this to you, ma'am.

Right. Okay.

So, I started working at a news agency.

It's been two months now.

Which one?

It's an alternative news outlet called Noise Cut.

Did you know about this?

I heard about it recently.

I've never even heard of the place. Honestly.

If I'd known, I'd have inherited the Kangseong Daily.

So I could've given it to Yeong Beom.

Right?

- Legacy media isn't really for me. - Honestly.

You always have to be so difficult.

Who does he get it from?

Who do you think he takes after?

I don't think he gets it from your side.

Must be from his dad's side, then?

Honey.

I even landed an exclusive.

It's one of the Kangseong Serial Murders cases.

You're what?

Not the Kangseong Serial Murders case, but the seventh incident.

Drop it.

Now that they've supposedly caught the real culprit,

you're probably just digging around for a scoop.

No, it's not like that.

Yeong Beom.

I think I should be going.

I have an important appointment later.

Sun Yeong.

I sincerely wish you a happy birthday.

Thank you.

You've barely touched your food.

Why don't you pack it up and eat it at home, then?

I'll walk my aunt out.

Are you really going to let Yeong Beom be like this?

I know you're busy with the foundation, but still.

If you had been paying attention...

And why's that?

Are you afraid of what Yeong Beom might find out?

Yeong Beom...

He might go looking for Kang Tae Joo any day now.

(Missing Person)

What's that supposed to mean?

What kind of cops are they? Dad, don't just stand there.

Say something to him.

Back then...

I should have listened to you then.

Thirty years ago,

you told me about it, Detective.

(Missing Person)

That my Hye Jin was dead.

What do you mean?

How can you say our child is dead?

Where? Was her body found?

No.

But I know for a fact

- that Hye Jin is dead. - How can you be so sure?

Have you seen her body?

We received a tip from someone who saw her body.

And who was that?

That's...

Unbelievable.

This so-called tip...

That tip could be a prank, for all you know.

You need to let go of any hope that Hye Jin is coming back.

And stop searching for her.

Just...

Just accept that she's dead and live your lives.

- Mom! - Get out!

- Mom! - Don't you dare come here!

Do you hear me?

Hye Jin.

My wife

went out looking for our daughter the day before she died.

Honestly...

She was like the living dead.

Even when she was alive, she wasn't really living.

(Missing Person)

That...

That killer.

Could I meet him?

You mean Lee Yong Woo?

So, we're looking to put together a special reporting team.

How many can we get right now, Director?

- We have three or four available. - Three or four...

- Here's the file on Lee Yong Woo. - Right.

(Personal Information)

(Sex: Male)

Center Director?

Is something wrong?

Do you know him or something?

No way. How would she know Lee Yong Woo?

Her hometown is Kangseong, you know.

- Just continue with the report. - Yes, ma'am.

Kang Tae Joo is the only one meeting with Lee Yong Woo.

- Did Kang Tae Joo volunteer for it? - No. According to the rumor,

Lee Yong Woo specifically requested him.

Lee Yong Woo himself?

Yes.

And you don't know why?

That's right.

What in the world is he thinking?

So it was you then too?

Dad? What's wrong? Are you not feeling well?

(Musan Prison: Where Hope Begins)

I can't listen to it.

That monster

describes how he killed my daughter...

I just can't do it.

Okay, Dad. Then...

I'll go in.

You just wait here, Dad. All right? I'll be...

Could you please look after my father for me?

- Of course. - I'll be right back.

(Musan Prison: Where Hope Begins)

(Pause)

(Corrections)

Professor Kang told me

about you.

That you're related to that girl.

When my sister went missing,

I was only six years old.

But I remember everything.

I remember our home being filled with laughter.

But after that case, everyone stopped laughing.

Why did it have to be my sister?

Why should she be the victim?

I...

am also very sorry.

That day...

At that very moment,

she just happened to be passing by.

She was just incredibly unlucky.

That's...

That's all you have to say?

Oh, dear.

Look,

it's truly a shame.

Professor.

Mr. Cha.

- Here you go. - Thank you.

Sorry to just drop in like this.

I didn't intend to see you in person today.

I was just going to leave a message with your T.A.

No, it's perfectly fine.

So what brings you here?

While I was investigating the Im Seok Man case,

I came across something called Radioactive Isotope Analysis.

It seems you were the one who submitted it.

(Radioactive Isotope Analysis Results)

Back then, forensic science didn't exist.

Determining blood type was about the extent of it.

So, it's true that I was quite taken with this analysis at the time.

So, are you saying you no longer trust the analysis?

Of course not.

Since it was used as evidence in court,

I bear a great deal of the responsibility.

You look disappointed in me.

Not at all.

I'm impressed by how frankly you're admitting your mistake.

It's only right.

By any chance, did the prosecutor also know it was inaccurate?

Hard to say.

Even if he had known,

it wouldn't have been easy for him to admit it.

I see.

Thank you for your time today.

Don't mention it.

Have you had lunch?

Yes. I ate it already. I have another appointment.

Make sure you're eating well.

Don't go around skipping meals.

You sound just like my uncle.

My uncle always asks if I've eaten whenever he sees me.

(Gyeonggi Eastern Police Agency)

Excuse me.

I'm here to see Commissioner Park Dae Ho.

Do you have an appointment, sir?

- No. - And who should I say is here?

Tell him Kang Tae Joo is here. He'll know who I am.

One moment, please.

Who?

Kang Tae Joo.

I have a guest. Tell him to wait. Okay.

So this won't cause you any trouble, Assemblyman.

I'll take care of everything.

My friend,

you always handle things cleanly.

I know that very well.

Here, have some of this too.

You're too kind. I can't possibly eat all this.

It's all thanks to you that Dae Ho got his promotion.

No, that wasn't me. Detective Park earned it himself.

I'm sure Detective Park will do well and take wonderful care of you.

I love the sound of that.

- Go on, please eat. - Thank you for the meal.

Your mother certainly worries about you a lot.

So what brings you to my house?

You're a good detective,

but you have a loose tongue.

I heard you told Kang Tae Joo something you shouldn't have.

I'm going to turn myself in.

Fine, then.

But you'll take the fall for this alone.

What? No, what are you...

But you're the one who ordered me to do it!

Me, Detective Jang, and Detective Do.

If the three of us align our story, whose do you think they'll believe?

It's your mother I feel sorry for. She's so happy about

your promotion,

with no idea you're about to be put in handcuffs.

Just think about one thing.

What is truly best for your mother.

Dae Ho.

You need to tell the truth so we can find Hye Jin.

If you say Cha Si Yeong ordered it, they'll go easy on you.

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

What's gotten into you?

Are you being threatened or something?

Are you?

No. You'd have to do something wrong to be blackmailed.

And what am I supposed to have done?

Dae Ho, come on. If you hide this, what about Hye Jin's family?

Come on, you saw them. They don't even know she's dead.

They'll spend their lives searching for her.

Can you really live with yourself pretending you don't know?

Like I said,

I have no idea what you're talking about.

I didn't realize you and Cha Si Yeong were so close.

I wouldn't call it "close,"

but it's true that we've maintained a connection over the years.

Then I guess you've already heard why I'm here.

I met with Hye Jin's father.

Her mother has already passed away.

Her father begged me

to at least help him find his daughter's body.

Back then,

I understand you probably didn't have a choice.

Right. You were probably being threatened.

But things are different now.

You're not just a sergeant anymore. You're a commissioner.

It's late, I know,

but isn't it time to tell Hye Jin's family

the truth?

Dae Ho.

Honestly.

You haven't changed a bit, Tae Joo.

The young Park Dae Ho I used to know

was curious and brimming with a sense of justice.

- He was always so eager to learn. - Tae Joo.

So what are you getting at, exactly?

I wonder how things would've turned out

if you'd started your career

somewhere other than Kangseong.

And that

is something I deeply regret and feel sorry for.

What?

Kang Tae Joo went to see you?

To my office, of all places.

Does that son of a gun still think I'm the same guy I was 30 years ago?

My name is on apartment buildings all over South Korea.

The nerve of him!

So, what did he want?

He said the statute of limitations is up.

That no one would be punished.

He wants me to confess everything in court and give a proper apology.

Unbelievable.

Classic Kang Tae Joo.

He always puts his whole heart into the most useless things.

We should have just buried that bastard back then.

Why'd you let him live? That wasn't like you.

(Pork Innards Restaurant)

Are you just going to let this go?

Leave him alone.

Anyway, the statute of limitations is up.

There's nothing he can do, so he's just grasping at straws.

Just to ease his own conscience.

But you make an exception for him, don't you?

It's like you can't stand him, but that's not the whole story.

But then again, it's not like you like him either.

It's probably because of Sun Yeong and Yeong Beom.

No, no. It started way before that.

Ever since we were in school.

(Pork Innards Restaurant)

So you're saying every single one of them is playing dumb?

Tell me about it.

Don't you think this is all backwards?

Even I, a murderer, tell the truth, while the cops are the ones lying.

Gi Hwan.

Could you testify as a witness at Seok Man's trial?

Why should I?

Right now, you're the only one who can prove Seok Man is innocent.

Come on, that's asking a bit much.

I think I've already done my part, don't you?

You said 12 plus 2.

Why you separated the Im Seok Man and Yoon Hye Jin cases.

That's right, the 12 cases. Those were all you.

But in the other two cases, there were culprits other than you.

Didn't you think those culprits deserved punishment just like you?

You're spot on.

I'm not just trying to prove Im Seok Man's innocence.

What the prosecution and the police did to Seok Man, and

what they did to Hye Jin and her family...

I want to expose it all.

But

that's your business, not mine.

You'll have to find another way, friend.

If Lee Yong Woo doesn't testify, the prosecution will have an edge.

That's exactly what the perpetrators want.

And as it happens, the prosecutor served Assemblyman Cha for years.

If so, the trial will go exactly how Assemblyman Cha wants.

I wonder how they're planning on spinning this.

So,

Im Seok Man's retrial is happening soon.

And we all might be called to testify.

You're saying he could be acquitted after all this time?

It doesn't matter.

The statute of limitations has expired anyway.

But won't there be a public backlash?

Especially since you're a public figure, sir.

Lee Yong Woo, that bastard. If it weren't for his testimony...

Their biggest liability right now is the real killer's confession.

They'll want to discredit it any way they can.

Is there a way to discredit it?

They would have to prove Lee Yong Woo lied.

If he lied...

The serial killer, Yoo Cheol Young.

Do you happen to remember the serial killer, Yoo Cheol Young?

Yoo Cheol Young?

Yoo Cheol Young actually tried to inflate his list of crimes,

and even confessed to crimes committed by other serial killers.

It was all out of a desire to show off.

So you're suggesting we say his confession was him showing off?

Yes.

It happened 30 years ago.

How much could that guy Lee Yong Woo possibly remember anyway?

- I'll call the prosecutor. - Yes.

If the prosecutor makes it an issue when Lee Yong Woo isn't there,

it could hurt us in the ruling.

Attorney Cha, when is Lee Yong Woo being summoned for questioning?

Today.

Then there might be a way.

(Prosecutor's Office Annex)

(Suspect Interrogation Record)

You're saying you also committed the seventh murder?

Yes.

Well...

You look great in those stockings.

Can you prove that?

- I'm just saying what I see. - No.

Can you prove the seventh murder was yours?

Gosh. I confess,

and now I have to prove it, too?

The whole world knows you're obsessed with stockings.

So why were there no stockings in the seventh murder?

Instead, the victim was a sleeping child.

It's random and doesn't make any sense.

- What, are you saying I'm lying? - Hey, Lee Yong Woo.

Up until now, everyone's coddled you every time you opened your mouth,

but things are different in here.

It's not my job to believe every word from a scumbag's mouth.

Why would I?

Why would I confess to something I didn't even do?

Don't you serial killers have a thing

about who's killed the most people?

You all keep score to see who's number one.

(Scarecrow1988, Truth of the 1988 Kangseong Yoon Hye Jin case)

Scarecrow1988.

Scarecrow?

(Truth of the 1988 Kangseong Yoon Hye Jin case)

(Files: YoonHyeJin_CaseFile. Zip, YoonHyeJin_2019_MissingFlyer. Jpg)

(Photo At Disappearance, Age-Progressed Photo)

(Missing Person)

(Missing: Yoon Hye Jin Age At Time: 8, Current Age: 38)

There's nothing more I can do.

I don't even know who the real scarecrow is anymore.

(Seo Ji Won)

That poor fool...

Carrying that heavy burden all by himself.

How did you live with that for 30 years?

You're Mr. Im Seok Man, right?

- You startled me. - Hello. I'm...

I'm Cha Yeong Beom, a reporter from Noise Cut.

Sorry, I must have startled you, just showing up like this.

I came by before, but you were out, so I tried again this morning.

And I'm glad I finally caught you.

Gi Beom?

You knew my father?

Gosh.

I've never seen a photo of my father before.

Your father was a handsome man, wasn't he?

He was good-looking and kind.

If it hadn't been for that incident...

I was a victim of torture too, but it was nothing compared

to your father because he died from it.

What do you mean?

My father

was a victim of torture?

I'm aware of the harsh criticism about our new policies.

However,

how are we supposed to make progress with all this static already?

He's in a meeting right now.

Let's all take a short break.

- What is it? What's going on? - My father...

He didn't die in a car accident, did he?

I don't know what you could have possibly heard

to make you say something like that.

Is it true he died from torture by the police?

("Suspect Dies as a Result of Police Brutality")

("Disciplinary Action Against Sergeant Kang")

This Sergeant Kang they mention here...

You know who that is, don't you?

That's all in the past.

No.

I need to know.

It's not like I'm trying to do anything about it.

I just want to know the truth.

I have a right to know. After all...

I'm his son.

So just tell me.

Just the name of the sergeant who killed my father.

("Suspect Dies as a Result of Police Brutality")

("Disciplinary Action Against Sergeant Kang")

Kang Tae Joo.

- What? - The Sergeant Kang mentioned

here is Kang Tae Joo.

Make sure you're eating well.

Don't go around skipping meals.

(Call)

It's me.

Yeong Beom was just here.

He was asking about his dad's death.

(Chairwoman Cha Sun Yeong)

Sun Yeong.

It's really been a long time.

Hasn't it?

Assemblyman Cha Mu Jin...

I heard that he passed away.

He was a strict man,

but he cared for me deeply.

Being his daughter...

I have no regrets.

Well, I'm glad to hear that.

I saw Yeong Beom a few days ago.

He came to see me for a story he was working on.

Yeong Beom did?

Don't worry. I told him nothing important.

Tae Joo.

I'm not a good mother.

I wasn't able to be a good mother to him.

Before I gave birth,

I was in an accident. A car accident.

I gave birth to Yeong Beom while I was in a coma,

and I didn't wake up for six months.

I spent another six months in the hospital for rehab.

And when I finally went home...

Here we go!

That hurts! Don't do that. Hey, don't do that.

Gosh, it hurts.

How about this?

You don't like the chicken sound?

Yeong Beom.

Yeong Beom, look, it's Mommy. It's Mommy.

- Mommy's here. - Yeong Beom, it's Mommy.

Mommy's here. Look, Mommy.

Let's go see Mommy.

Want to go to Mommy?

Come here.

Honey, why are you crying? What's wrong?

You missed your mommy, didn't you?

Okay, okay.

There, there. It's okay.

- They looked like father and son. - You missed your mommy, didn't you?

It was really hard to watch.

- It's okay. - He didn't feel like my son.

Even now, Yeong Beom

is closer to his uncle than he is to me.

Love him or hate him, Cha Si Yeong...

He is a father figure

to Yeong Beom.

The reason I asked to see you today is...

I think Yeong Beom found out about his father's death.

The detective who tortured Gi Beom...

He thinks it's you.

Just...

Let him think it was you.

The uncle he looked up to like a father

caused his own father's death.

Yeong Beom can't handle that truth.

So

you have to help me.

All right.

I'll do it.

Thank you.

Come on, don't thank me.

You're Yeong Beom's mother.

You need to look after him.

And it doesn't matter how much he likes his uncle.

How can an uncle compete with his mom?

Right?

Do you remember a man named Lee Gi Beom?

He was a suspect in the Kangseong Serial Murders.

And he died while being interrogated by police

in the detention center.

Aren't you curious why I'm asking about Lee Gi Beom?

He was your father, wasn't he?

Lee Gi Beom.

You knew?

The resemblance is uncanny.

You knew...

How could you act like that when you knew?

We laughed and joked together. How...

Did you really do it, Professor?

Did you really kill my father?

Yes.

I'm sorry.

I don't care what was going on back then.

How could you beat a man to death?

That's not something a human being should do!

How could a person do that to another person...

I never quite understood

why I was so drawn to this case.

But now, I finally get it.

This is what I'm meant to do.

I won't...

I won't stand by and let you fool people any longer.

(The Scarecrow)

Ten seconds to air.

An interview with a killer. It's Noise Cut's exclusive.

So a murderer exposed the truth that the police tried to bury.

Are the police officers who tortured you here tonight?

I'll make those bastards pay, even if it costs me my life.

In order to reveal the identities of everyone involved...

Man. Up front...

How could you do this to me? After everything I did for you?

I'll answer that in court.

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