Original subtitles

Partners for Justice

No exact time of death, right?

The curtains and the heater accelerated the decomposition.

There's no way...

a killer would've taken off his shoe and left it.

This pair. Where's the other shoe?

You must come with us now.

I haven't told him anything, just as you instructed.

You brought your phone with you, right?

- What? - Give it to me.

The other one.

You have one more.

Unlock it.

Unlock it.

Police

Recent Call History

Yeon Mi-rae

May I ask what...

this is regarding?

Do you remember...

Ms. Yeon Mi-rae?

Yeon Mi-rae... Yeon Mi-rae...

Yes, yes. I do remember her.

I think it's been about a year.

She sued a delivery man...

for stalking her. Yes, that's it.

- After that? - Well...

The guy was put on probation,

- and had to do community service... - No.

- I'm asking about Ms. Yeon. - What?

I'm sure she's doing fine.

- Haven't you been seeing her? - What?

Why would I meet someone who's involved in a case?

What were you doing last night?

It was my day off yesterday.

I had a drink at home,

- then slept. - Were you all by yourself?

Yes.

But why? Did something happen to Ms. Yeon?

Why are you lying?

You met...

Yeon Mi-rae

Ms. Yeon.

I lied because I didn't want to cause any trouble. I'm sorry.

Well, Prosecutor Eun.

It really seems he has no idea.

What? What is it? What don't I know?

- Please. - What?

Lieutenant Cha.

Ms. Yeon was...

found dead.

You're here as a suspect.

What?

What did you just say? Found dead?

Are you saying Mi-rae is dead?

Dong-sik. Is this...?

It's not me. I didn't do it!

- Please, Soo-ho! - Dong-sik.

Please.

Prosecutor Eun, we need his blood sample.

My blood?

You reek of alcohol right now!

Yes, all right.

- Go ahead. - What? Go ahead with what?

Hey.

What?

- Dong-sik. - Oh, my. Excuse me.

Deputy Kang, what's going on?

Why is he a suspect for murder?

- What? - Gosh, darn it.

Isn't it odd?

He's been using two cell phones,

- and he lied about not meeting her. - That's his habit.

He cheats on women all the time, so he didn't want to get caught.

So he's careful.

Prosecutor Eun, are you suspicious of Lieutenant Cha?

- Stop it. You're jinxing this. - I just...

- Darn it. - Goodness.

Hey, one second.

What happened?

Dong-sik, something has gone completely wrong here.

- I didn't do it. - Then why on earth...?

What is it?

Will you give us a second?

Let me talk to him, okay?

Tell me the truth.

- It's really not you? - It's not.

Dong-sik.

You trust me, right?

Yesterday, I just had a drink and fell asleep.

Do you remember everything?

Well, I... I was drinking yesterday, then...

Then I... Well...

You idiot. You must be insane.

Come to your senses,

and look straight into my eyes.

Did you do it or not?

Darn it. Who is it?

What is this?

Blood?

I'm not really sure. I can't remember.

You crazy idiot. How much did you drink?

I don't know.

I can't remember much...

from last night.

Dong-sik, help me. You have to help me. I'm scared.

Please, Dong-sik. I can't.

Please help me. I didn't...

- What have you done? - I didn't do it.

- Calm down. - Let go of me!

And you.

You're his senior.

How can you tell me to calm down when your junior is like this?

I'm frustrated as it is too! I'm just here to...

- It's driving me crazy too. - Forget it!

You idiot. Seriously.

You.

Make sure you do everything right.

And stop crying!

My gosh.

My goodness.

Decomposition is the enemy of forensic science.

Measuring stick.

Things that were in the body begins to disappear,

and things that weren't appear.

That's the birth of a lying corpse.

Cutting wound #3, 2.3 cm deep.

"Cutting wound #3, 2.3 cm deep."

- How many times was she stabbed? - 16 times.

This had to be a grudge over a romantic relationship.

- It's too much. - You're right.

Let's get back to work.

Yes, sir.

The blade was on the top. Was he holding it upside down?

No.

- Let's turn her over. - Okay.

Partners for Justice

Open Wound: An opened wound caused by a stab or a cut

What do you think?

She died from suffocation due to pressure,

and she was strangled.

- Strangled with hands. - But he stabbed her 16 times.

None of the wounds were critical.

He toyed around with her while stabbing.

And she was also hit on the face.

Her face decomposed quickly...

because she bled a lot.

Flies usually lay eggs in open wounds with blood.

- Maggots. You remember, right? - Yes, sure.

So who is this suspect you said we know?

Lieutenant Cha Soo-ho.

Good.

- What? - I won't see him for a while.

How can you say that?

She was obviously murdered.

You were always so considerate of the victims.

Now that you know the suspect, don't you care about the victim?

What about you? You care nothing about the pains of the victims.

I need to think like a suspect when I perform autopsies.

That's how you can figure out how their bodies were damaged.

If the culprit stabbed her that much,

isn't it a crime of passion?

You usually do see many open wounds...

- in cases with serious grudges. - Don't jump to conclusions.

And...

Never mind. Forget it.

Wait. Dr. Baek.

- Hello. - Hi.

Do you have anything?

We're collecting evidence to compare to what we have.

- He drank a lot... - Get to work!

Are you wearing gloves?

- We are. - Yes.

I'm done.

I'm done.

- You're done? - Yes.

- Were you thorough? - Yes.

Step aside.

What's this?

- What's that? - "What's that"?

Covering up on site.

Shall I recite the manual?

- I saw... - Shall I recite it?

- Sorry, sir. - Pack it up.

Pack up.

What are the security cameras for then? Accessories?

Why are you yelling at me? I just man the office.

How long have they been broken?

For a few days.

The whole server was wiped out.

The repair guy's coming next week. It breaks down often.

We have nothing on that night.

This is driving me insane.

Let's meet the reference witnesses.

Kim Joon-tae, 22.

Yeon Mi-rae's boyfriend of three months.

Mi-rae...

I miss her so much.

It's hard, I know.

It doesn't feel real.

Her not being here...

A funeral is a tough thing to manage.

My condolences.

Before her death,

did you notice anything odd or out of the ordinary?

I was studying for an exam,

- so we didn't meet often. - What about the day she died?

I was at the library.

I should've forgotten about...

the exam to stay with her.

It's my fault. This is all on me.

Did she...

recently tell you about any concerns...

or worries?

That stalker.

That bothered her a lot.

She'd jump and tremble whenever her doorbell rang.

She'd say she was too scared to go home alone,

but I didn't walk her back.

The courier who stalked her?

Yes.

Seok Do-hoon, Courier

Courier Seok Do-hoon, 25.

Sentenced to community service for stalking.

Did you hear about Yeon Mi-rae?

Who's that?

You're asking us?

You stalked her for months and broke into her place.

You don't remember?

Oh, her?

She's the reason I'm in this mess.

Do you remember her?

- So what? - You don't know?

The trial about how I stalked her is over.

You don't take me seriously because I'm a courier,

but she was interested in me too.

Why else would she smile and give me coffee...

- when I came over? - Okay.

You can dream all you want.

But stalking is a crime, okay?

You must've hated her.

Honestly, I was utterly shocked.

- I don't care what's going on... - She was murdered.

Poor Mi-rae.

What?

She's dead?

Are you suspecting me?

What did you do on May 27?

May 27?

I played games at an internet café.

An internet café is a clear alibi.

Please check the time he logged in...

- and the security cameras. - Sure.

Temperature at scene: 82° F

Door closing.

Wait for me.

Sorry...

Going up.

I guess you're coming back from work.

No private conversations.

You must be the assailant during the autopsy.

Do you get that?

Mom.

Miss, I need some water.

National Forensic Service

Chain of Custody

Chain of Custody

This is a mess. What'll we do about Lieutenant Cha?

We shouldn't treat him like this.

What, then?

Should we blow up all the evidence?

That stupid idiot.

Cha Soo-ho

It's just too strange.

The blood stains on the wheel are Yeon Mi-rae's.

Her hairs were also found among those from the passenger seat.

The same goes for the blood on the towel under the driver's seat.

The towel was the same kind we found at the victim's home.

Get to the point.

The shoe we found at the victim's home...

had Cha Soo-ho's DNA.

DNA Report

A match with Cha Soo-ho's DNA

DNA?

We find a lot of dead skin cells from the wearer's feet and socks.

That's one more for your list.

Do you really believe Lieutenant Cha murdered her?

I looked through his phone.

His wallpaper for his phone was a photo of his badge.

He was serious about his career. He wouldn't do something like this.

Do you know that well what goes through a criminal's head?

You know those families who weep for their dead children?

I sometimes find signs of domestic abuse during autopsies.

Their stomachs are empty, and their bones are broken.

- They've been bleeding for long. - How long have you known...

Lieutenant Cha?

- Has it been about three years? - Do you believe that the man...

you'd known would do something like this?

My opinion isn't important.

He wouldn't kill someone. Can't you see that?

How can we believe anything a guy who can't remember said?

All the evidence is pointing toward Lieutenant Cha.

I usually had suspicions while having insufficient evidence.

Never the vice versa.

It seems... It seems like a perfectly completed puzzle.

That's why this seems even more suspicious.

Then find a piece that no one can plant into the puzzle.

What?

- What's that? - I don't know.

What's he talking about?

A shocking incident where an active cop was involved in the murder...

of a college student has taken place.

Cha, a detective in Violent Crimes of Gangdong Police Station,

approached the plaintiff of the case he was in charge of.

They already got wind of this.

Prosecutor Eun.

This can't be.

- I heard you wanted to see me. - Yes, take a seat.

- About Lieutenant Cha's case... - Yes.

You should take over.

Have a press conference with the reporters this afternoon.

Sir, this is my case. I can do this.

Deputy Chief Kang, what do you think?

I'll take over, sir.

Prosecutor Eun worked closely with Lieutenant Cha...

for the cases she'd taken on so far.

She might lose objectivity.

I've been investigating objectively, and I've been objective for this...

- Prosecutor Eun. - Yes, sir.

Do you know why our division is...

also known as "Criminal Division 18"?

Prosecutors, investigators, clerks,

and even the cleaning staff.

There are a total of 18 people...

who work in our division.

Don't try to stand out.

Then...

please let me join the investigation.

I won't try to stand out,

and I'll help the deputy chief.

I'll investigate...

with Prosecutor Eun.

This is an interesting mix.

This is a press conference...

regarding the college student murder at Cheonghong Officetel.

We found out that A, who was apprehended as a suspect,

was the detective in charge of the victim's lawsuit against a stalker.

We found out an active-duty cop was involved in the incident.

We're trying our best to obtain evidence to prove his involvement.

And a thorough investigation is being carried out.

We'll reveal the whole truth...

through an investigation that's not tied to social status.

Prosecution

I'm Prosecutor Kang Hyun from Seoul Eastern District.

- Are you Cha Soo-ho? - Yes.

You're aware of why you're here, correct?

Sir.

I really didn't kill her.

It's... It's true.

Your blood alcohol concentration was at 0.3% this morning.

The night before,

- you must've been wasted. - I only slept at home.

Are you certain?

What? Blood?

Yes, I think so.

You "think so"?

Do you remember or not?

Honestly,

I'm not sure.

You forced the victim to date you with the information...

you acquired while investigating your case.

Are you aware that the nature of the offense is quite grave?

- Forced? I didn't do such a thing. - Why did you meet her then?

We restored all the texts and the call records.

You met five or six times after she filed against her stalker.

And you met her again two or three times recently. Isn't that right?

That... That was...

She was scared to death. I only met her to comfort her.

She didn't have any family members in Seoul either.

You should've only comforted her. Why did you kill her?

What do you mean?

I'm telling you. I didn't kill her.

- You're lying. - What?

If you didn't do anything to her, why did you wash your hands?

You washed off Yeon Mi-rae's blood!

We only checked the basin during the initial investigation.

We went back and checked the sink afterward.

We found the victim's blood there.

Blood Report

99.7% likely that it matches with the victim's.

That... That...

When I woke up, I had blood on my hands.

I washed it off without thinking much.

I don't know anything about this.

Sir.

How could I kill someone?

I really didn't do it.

I... I really didn't do it.

It wasn't me. I'm telling you the truth.

Sir, please.

Please! I didn't do it.

I can't believe you.

You startled me.

- What are you doing? - What do you mean?

You didn't find anything odd about the corpse?

Usually, you show up right about now...

and present new, critical evidence.

What evidence? Did you give me one to keep?

You don't care if Lieutenant Cha is convicted of the murder?

My gosh, you're heartless.

You worked with him for three years. How could you be so heartless?

Just be honest.

Admit you're not interested because this case is too obvious.

Gosh, I was surprised to think that a corpse lover...

like yourself was taking care of a pet.

So you didn't find anything that raised your suspicions this time?

Get out.

You're supposed to say you can't believe everything you see...

then incise, take photos, and dig out stuff from the bodies.

This case isn't fun for you, right?

What? What is it? What are you keeping in here?

My gosh!

Maggots?

Why are there maggots in your office?

Goodness.

You can guess how old a kid, a dog, or a cat is at a glance.

Yes. So what?

Just saying.

Have you been feeling lonely recently?

Goodness. This is so frustrating.

You didn't even knock.

Wow, are these your new pets?

So cute.

They're perfect for you.

It was hard to bring them up, so be nice to them.

- And do what? - Find out its species.

Are you asking me to do a DNA test to find out their species?

It's urgent.

I'll have to kill you to run a test on you.

This is a press conference...

regarding the college student murder at Cheonghong Officetel.

We found out that A, who was apprehended as a suspect,

was the detective in charge of the victim's lawsuit against a stalker.

We found out an active-duty cop was involved in the incident.

We're trying our best to obtain evidence to prove his involvement.

And a thorough investigation is being carried out.

- What? - Come out here.

You can't go into a woman's home even if it was empty.

You're human garbage.

Hello. Don't worry about it.

I'll give you a call.

What are you looking at? Walk.

I thought you hated working outside the office.

You surprised me.

He was so obsessed with her.

Do you think he immediately stopped caring about her?

That's what I mean.

Oh, there's a record of him on the security footage...

logging in and out on the 27th.

The hours of the game he played on that day have been confirmed.

He has a solid alibi.

- What about Kim Joon-tae? - He's always in the public library.

He goes there in the morning and comes home at night.

And on the 27th, he was caught on the security camera.

They both have solid alibis.

Yes.

Let's go.

- There he is. - How do you feel?

How did you kill her?

A police officer shouldn't do something like this, should he?

- Anything to say? - Why did you kill her?

Do you have any accomplices?

- Why did you kill her? - Excuse me.

- Please say something. - Don't you regret this?

- Say something. - Move aside.

Share something.

You know how things are, right?

The media is trampling all over you,

and don't get me started on the public sentiment.

You can't get out of this.

Let's plead guilty and ask them to consider that you were impaired.

Did you ever suffer from panic disorder or depression?

What?

I didn't even do this.

The evidence is pointing toward you.

It's a bad idea to keep denying this.

I thought you were here to defend me.

So why won't you believe me?

If I trusted everything that my clients said,

I'd be their wife, not their lawyer.

I'm sure you'd want to deny this.

But that won't last very long.

I've seen many guys like you...

while I worked as a public defender for police officers.

Your life is over.

A case report for the murder of a college student...

Yes. Okay.

Yes?

Yes, we'll report on the investigation tomorrow morning.

We inspected all the evidence we obtained thus far.

The result will be announced tomorrow.

He's not there to protect and serve, but rather to attack.

The murder suspect is an incumbent police officer.

- You're a jerk. - He's such human garbage.

These people are scary.

It's like a witch-hunt.

Deputy Kang, this is bad.

- Everyone's after Lieutenant Cha. - Prosecutor Eun.

Seok Do-hoon had been fired from his delivery company...

because of Yeon's lawsuit.

And it seems he was humiliated by Lieutenant Cha...

when he was arrested.

That sounds like a legitimate motive.

What if there are dozens of evidence against Soo-ho?

There are hundreds of suspicious circumstances against him!

Prosecutor Eun. Will you just sit around like this?

This is so wrong.

Soo-ho would never do something like this.

He pretends like he's a big shot,

but he's just bluffing. Honestly speaking, he's a guy...

who can't even kill an ant.

Prosecutor!

Send them a note asking for cooperation, or give them a call.

We don't have time.

Excuse me. Why are you coming?

You always need the front seat to watch a fire or a fight.

I can't miss it. Hurry up.

Hwang, put that arm back in.

What? Why?

Your arm will get ripped off if we get into an accident.

Oh, my.

- Legs down. - Why?

Your legs will break in an accident. And your spine.

Don't cross your legs. Your thighbones will get smashed.

How do you tolerate him?

- Yes. - Let's get going already.

- I'm not convinced. - What?

With what?

Lieutenant Cha doesn't seem like the murderer.

- Why? - He has no motives for murder.

- Let's interview more testifiers... - I don't want your suspicion.

I need evidence.

Is it based only on your gut feelings?

Yes.

For now, that's all.

Sol.

We're prosecutors.

We make decisions and discern cases...

based on evidence.

I know you have a sharp eye for people.

But that doesn't work here.

Lieutenant Cha has been working with Violent Crimes for over five years.

Even if he did kill someone,

he did such a poor job to cover up for what he's done.

It could happen if he was completely drunk.

Would you still do this if I were the suspect?

Even if I was the suspect, we must discern the case...

based on the evidence we can see.

No, I wouldn't do that if it were you.

Even if all the evidence pointed at you,

I wouldn't believe them.

Because I know you.

Don't.

That's the more reason for you to never judge me.

I wouldn't take a case where you're the suspect.

I don't want my judgment to be shaken. That's a prosecutor.

Hyun.

You haven't seen her autopsy, have you?

It looked like it was done by a demon.

Lieutenant Cha may have been completely drunk,

but he's not a demon.

Prosecutor Kang Hyun

What brings you here?

You can't go in there without an appointment.

You need to release Cha Soo-ho.

- What do you mean? - He's innocent.

What are you doing?

These are maggots.

They need over 50 hours to become this big.

- Maggots? - The same ones found in her neck.

Take a look.

Okay?

- Release him. - I can't do that.

There's enough evidence that he killed her.

And you bring some maggots to say what? He's innocent?

Bodies lie when they get decomposed, and people lie too.

But maggots can't lie.

Fingerprints found at the scene. The DNA found in the blood.

You found this clear evidence yourself.

What are you saying at this point?

You're still good at writing novels.

You caused the accident on purpose.

It was deliberate!

You're sorely mistaken.

Your job is to dig through corpses to figure out why they died.

We're the investigators.

I didn't investigate. I tested the maggots.

This isn't about cause of death. It's about Cha Soo-ho's alibi.

- That's why he's not guilty. - And who are you to judge?

I'm the lead prosecutor!

Don't you make decisions based on our reports?

Prosecutor Eun.

Prosecutor Eun, there's a huge commotion.

- What? - The psycho doctor...

is fighting with the deputy chief.

It's bad.

What now?

The testing was done without prior agreement.

I can exclude it.

Every specimen extracted from the body during an autopsy...

falls under my jurisdiction!

- What are you up to now? - I'm here to inform you!

In case a half-wit prosecutor like you makes another mistake!

You're still...

just a criminal.

Your novel's still boring after all this time.

Let me explain.

The maggots found in Yeon Mi-rae.

Black blowfly larvae in the third larval stage.

This is the growth curve.

It takes over 70 hours to reach the third larval stage.

But the show starts here.

At 77° F, it's 60 hours.

At 82° F, it's 50 hours.

It takes 50 hours.

What?

The room temperature was 82° F.

If you compare it to the growth curve,

she'd been dead for at least 50 hours.

But the night before she was found,

a witness said she saw a bloody suspect.

Nonsense.

To figure that out,

Dr. Baek grew the maggots in different temperatures,

feeding it rotten meat.

Mission impossible.

Then Yeon Mi-rae didn't die on May 27.

She died on the 25th. Soo-ho has an alibi now.

He does.

- The maggots were the witness. - Maggots can't lie.

What? One more time, please.

Maggots can't tell a lie.

These squirmy things got us when we least suspected it.

What happened?

I'll start over, sir.

Did the maggots really beat you?

The victim died on May 25, not May 27.

Cha Soo-ho took the night shift for a colleague.

He has an alibi. The killer is someone else.

A trap was made to frame Cha Soo-ho.

The killer was careful enough...

to raise the room temperature to damage the body,

and blur time of death.

I put both of you on it because it was a big case,

and it seems you two combined did less than the maggots.

I'm sorry, sir. It's my fault.

- Tomorrow's briefing? - Canceled, sir.

Wrap it up, and move quietly.

Yes, sir.

Do you want to be the director?

Why would I want that bothersome job?

There's a right way to deliver the facts.

We issue formal requests for cooperation to prevent such fights.

Who fought who?

The prosecutors' office was in an uproar.

You went over there with maggots?

Director Park Joong-ho

What's going on?

Hello.

It's nothing.

It's not nothing. Something reeks.

You fool.

Talk to me before I use another skill on you.

Talk to me.

Director Park, you can't miss out on such an opportunity.

That's true.

It is. Let's take the credit for this.

Let the prosecutors sort out their own mess.

"Truth-telling maggots." It's a sensational case.

I'm not interested. Are we done?

We aren't done. Where are you going?

What an idiot.

Well...

I'm his superior.

I'll see what I can do with this.

The real killer is meticulous and smart.

They set a perfect trap that even the police all fell for.

- Seok Do-hoon's alibi? - Not for the 25th.

Shall we have him followed?

If Yeon Mi-rae was killed on the 25th,

what did the witness see on the 27th?

That's right. We were on this wild goose chase because of that call.

No.

She remembered Cha Soo-ho's car and license-plate number.

Cha Soo-ho didn't even go near that place that day.

- Then... - That phone tip...

was fake.

- It was staged? - We fell for a fake call.

All of us.

Hello.

I'm Chief Ma Do-nam, a medical examiner at the NFS.

At the National Forensic Service,

we analyzed maggots found on the victim's corpse,

and were able to conclude that...

the victim had been dead for two days.

We provided the turnaround for the investigation,

and cleared the name of an innocent police officer.

He's practically groveling. He's taking scraps we left.

Does he really want to do this when he did nothing?

Exactly.

Does he think becoming famous will get him promoted?

We'll do our best...

to improve and elevate scientific investigation.

Sit back down.

...cleared the name of...

an innocent police officer.

This was a great example of forensic medicine...

and forensic entomology revealing the truth.

We at the National Forensic Service...

will strive to provide more precise and swift results...

This is how PR should be done.

"The prosecutors are useless, and the NFS is great."

Comparison makes them look even better.

Thanks to you, I had to see my boss in private.

Why would he call someone who'll retire in six months?

To tell me...

not to make a mess and wrap up nicely before I exit.

I apologize.

Solve the case within 24 hours.

Those are his orders.

24 hours?

Now that the press knows, the killer will plan an escape.

It's a battle of time.

The killer will try to disappear within 24 hours,

and we must find them before then.

That psycho doctor acted like he didn't care about fame.

He used us.

What's left is Seok Do-hoon who doesn't have an alibi,

and the witness who confused us with the fake tip.

Ms. Park, locate Seok Do-hoon.

- Did we analyze the call? - Yes.

Let's go.

- Yesterday at dawn. - Yesterday at dawn.

I saw a man coming from that corner wearing just one shoe.

A man in just one shoe?

- Yes, in the alley in the back. - Okay.

There are a lot of cars parked there at night.

He ran toward the parked cars.

Oh, he had blood on his hands.

They used a voice manipulator.

It's not clear.

Is there any noise other than her voice?

Do you want to hear the amplified background noise minus the voice?

Yes.

Just a moment. Can you make it louder?

It didn't rain that day.

A water tanker.

- It's a water tanker. - What?

It cleans the curb. I saw one that morning.

All tankers monitored by the government...

will have dashboard cameras.

Locate the public phone where the call was made from.

Get the camera footage from the truck in that area.

Okay.

Here you go.

All these are water tankers?

- Yes. - There are so many.

We'll have to check every one of them.

- Go ahead. - Okay.

I'll go this way.

I found it!

Okay.

This is the one, right?

- She just needs to turn. Turn. - Turn, turn.

- Turn, turn. Come on, turn. - Turn.

- Darn it. - Gosh.

If she'd turned, we would've gotten her face.

- We would've seen it right away. - This is driving me crazy.

Your phone's ringing.

- This is Kang Hyun speaking. - Sir,

Seok Do-hoon just went into Cheonghong Officetel.

Mr. Seok Do-hoon.

Hey!

- Stop resisting. - Hey.

- Stop it! - Don't move!

Mr. Seok Do-hoon,

you're under arrest for the murder of Yeon Mi-rae.

You scumbag.

I'm sorry. I'm really sorry.

Do you admit killing Yeon Mi-rae?

What? Kill her?

My gosh, no. I really didn't kill her.

I'll tell you the truth.

The court issued a restraining order,

so I couldn't even go near her home,

but I really missed her. That's why...

That's why you installed a surveillance camera?

Yes.

All the cops had left the home.

I only went back to retrieve it.

That's absurd. I really didn't kill her.

- When did you install the camera? - Has it been two weeks?

Yes, I installed it two weeks ago.

Then the camera might have the footage for the 25th.

My gosh, this is hard.

- There she is. She's out. - She came out.

My gosh, look at that.

What?

It was... It was Kim Joon-tae?

My goodness.

- Gosh. - Oh, my.

Darn it.

- Goodness. - That dirtbag, Kim Joon-tae.

- I can't believe it. - That little scumbag.

- This is crazy. - My gosh.

Goodness, this is unbelievable.

Hey, hey. He's coming out.

There's the demon's face.

Kim Joon-tae!

Darn it. I think he already skipped town.

I'm sure he didn't go far.

Check his card statement and his browser history.

Yes, sir.

Interviewing Experienced Police Officers for the First Half

Intro to Police Administration

His important exam was the police officer exam.

There's...

There's a record that he bought a flight ticket to the Philippines.

The flight leaves at 8 tonight. We must go to the airport now.

- Let's get this piece of trash. - Hold on.

- What is it? - Looking at his pattern so far,

he predicted the line of investigation and threw us off.

We may fall for it once, but we won't fall for it again.

- Dispatch backup to the airport. - Okay.

He might've drawn attention and then fled to somewhere else.

- Issue a nationwide APB. - Yes, sir.

- Let's go. - Request backup at the airport.

- Wait. We must go back. - What?

I need to check something. Go back to Kim Joon-tae's home.

Okay. I got it. Hold on a second.

This is hung upside down.

Cha Soo-ho Graduates Top of His Class at the Police Academy

Hwarang 17

Gungpyeong Port

Seoul, Munsan

Munsan, Seoul

Search starting from Kim Joon-tae's home.

We must uncover his trails.

- Is that it? - No, we have one more.

Yes, Prosecutor Eun.

I think he's leaving Korea by ferry, not plane.

- What? - I found a photo of a port.

- Gungpyeong Port? - Okay. I'll...

Prosecutor Eun. Hello?

Hyun...

- Gosh. Let's get going now. - Okay.

I think he went to the port.

Show me all the surveillance cameras near the coast.

- Hwarang 17 is right there. - Okay.

Stay here for a second.

Partners for Justice

- Why did you kill Yeon Mi-rae? - Because I loved her.

Why did you come here? I'm sorry.

I'm not as bad as you think.

What have I done wrong?

It was your fault. You hit on a girl who was already taken.

That's why it's you who killed Mi-rae!

I'm Lieutenant Cha Soo-ho from Gangdong Police Station.

Do you want to sleep with me?

I don't want to. I'm not that kind of a man.

Only the driver died?

Come on, you're talking nonsense.

So what? Are you saying we should switch the assailants, or what?

I have to be quarantined until then?

This could be MERS.

How did you get your cut?

If you got it from the used scalpel, you'll be in great danger!

Partners for Justice