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Partners for Justice

Name, Lee Kyung-ja.

She was the eleventh target and the sole survivor...

of the Wuseong Serial Murders in 1988.

She was murdered with the same MO.

Instead of going home, she came to her friend's home, but...

Step aside.

Her teardrops have dried up.

National Forensic Service

- Aren't you going to wear a mask? - I need to smell this.

If you're going to assist me, stay. If you aren't, leave.

This is my autopsy room.

Go ahead. I'll assist you.

Current time is 9:37 a.m.

I'll begin the autopsy.

Depressed fracture on the back of the head.

"Depressed fracture on the back of the head."

Broken bone with a depression

Take close-up pictures.

Teeth marks...

on the right side of the neck.

"Teeth marks on the right side of the neck."

Right shoulder blade, a stab wound.

"Right shoulder blade, a stab wound."

Probe.

Right here.

Depth, 15 cm.

"Depth, 15 cm."

Length, 4.2 cm.

"Length, 4.2 cm."

Width, 0.5 cm.

"Width, 0.5 cm."

I see ligature mark on the wrist.

"Ligature mark on the wrist."

The fingerprints are all intact.

Since everyone knows who she is, there was no need to damage those.

Scalpel.

Right here.

Wait, one second.

I need to check something before you open her up.

One second.

One second.

What's he doing?

What are you doing, Doctor Baek?

I can smell oil.

Did she ever smell like oil while she was alive?

No.

I don't remember smelling oil on her.

Request a chemical analysis.

- It's an emergency. - Okay.

You can go ahead.

The MO is exactly the same...

as Seong Hye-bin's case except for the depressed fracture.

About the depressed fracture, where was she hit?

She was hit exactly on the cerebellum.

The cerebellum is in charge of human movements.

She probably couldn't move any longer.

Why do you think he suddenly changed his MO?

To kill with ease...

after immobilizing his victims.

He was a young man in his twenties 30 years ago.

But he's now a middle-aged man in his fifties.

We can't conclude that he's in his fifties.

His profile from the past case may have been erroneous.

Why do we do an autopsy if we can't come to any conclusions?

What did you do?

What did you do with the victim's body before you?

I smelled it. I looked for any weird smells.

All the smells were gone after Seong Hye-bin was buried,

but this time, it remained.

Are you saying you'll catch the murderer with the smell?

Wait.

What can you figure out with smell?

Anything is fine. Tell me.

I don't know yet.

We need to find out what that smell is.

What kind of nonsense is this?

Why do you even bother to say something so vague?

He started leaving depressed fractures.

This is an evolvement of his MO.

He's looking for easier ways to kill.

They're here.

Prosecutor Doh, do you admit your investigation was unreasonable?

Couldn't you have stopped this if you requested...

protective custody?

Please say something.

- Say something. - Prosecutor Doh!

Tell us.

A survivor of the Wuseong Serial Murders from 30 years ago...

was found dead due to the prosecution's...

and the police's unreasonable investigation,

which has shocked many.

The victim, Lee, even changed her name...

and lived in hiding to run from the murderer.

However, it's believed...

that the victim was found once again by the murderer...

after this investigation re-opened.

Lee went out of contact on her way back after she gave her testimony,

per the investigation headquarters' request.

Then she was found dead the next day...

at her friend's place.

The investigation headquarters believe that...

the culprit felt threatened after the investigation re-opened...

I told you to take in the serial murderer,

and you go and let our only survivor die.

I heard you're the one who brought her out.

Give me just a little more time.

We specified the core victims, and we're keeping a 24-hour watch.

What if...

we see another victim?

If this becomes another cold case, we'll all have to resign.

Understand?

What about Kang Chi-soo?

Yes.

He's at his studio working as if nothing has happened.

We can't see any more victims. Let's arrest him without a warrant.

Invalidate his passport.

We're going to arrest him immediately without a warrant.

- Lieutenant Cha, please get moving. - Okay. Let's go.

We need to invalidate someone's passport.

- What about the victim? - Yes, thank you.

Prosecutor Eun.

About the possibility of a copycat,

I asked a junior of mine who's in the cyber investigation team...

to go through the internet.

And they found this.

This website is like a genealogy of the murderer...

in the Wuseong Serial Murders.

Who runs this website?

You know what's funny?

We know him.

What?

The substance found on Lee Kyung-ja's stab wound is...

rifle-bore cleaner.

Rifle-bore cleaner? Isn't that industrial grease?

And it's made in accordance to the military specification.

This rifle-bore cleaner is...

used to clean out leftover gunpowder from the muzzle.

The bullet can't leave the gun with extra gunpowder piled up.

It's a must in the army.

You reek of oil after you clean up your gun.

Something is very strange about this situation.

Our perpetrator must be a strange soldier.

And the smell was pretty strong.

Good point.

The ones used these days don't smell as strong.

This isn't made according to the current military specification.

I did some research,

and found out that it was used in the 60s and 70s.

It was mainly used for the Vietnam War.

The Vietnam War.

Does anyone use this these days?

We can find out.

Where to?

Goodness, this place has everything.

You aren't here to shop. Hurry up.

There's a lot of stuff here. I'm sure we'll find it here.

- Hello. - Hello.

We have a question.

Do you have the M-series made by Octagon?

Octagon? We don't carry such an old product.

They have a few things here.

Here?

Let's go... Okay.

- Hello. - Hello.

Excuse me, sir.

I'm looking for the M-series made by Octagon.

- Do you have any? - I'm not sure.

Right, one second.

Stay seated.

It's been forever, Joon-tae.

I heard the rumor too.

It was interesting.

Kim Joon-tae, 22, Yeon Mi-rae's boyfriend, in prison

The culprit in the Wuseong Serial Murders was...

your idol, wasn't he?

He's the textbook model of an evolving murderer.

He killed all ten of his victims in different ways.

Isn't that amazing?

I heard you know the best...

about the culprit in the Wuseong Serial Murders.

I followed his formula...

when I framed Cha Soo-ho for my murder.

Darn it, this jerk.

- What's the formula? - "Never kill on an impulse."

"Keep your eyes on your target,"

"find out their pattern, and look for the best time to kill."

"Don't leave evidence..."

"or leave misleading evidence that'll derail the investigation."

Aren't you stuck?

How dare you? Where are your manners?

There are things I didn't put on the blog.

You look curious.

Shall I tell you?

- Or not? - This little...!

Joon-tae.

Let's go with tell.

Investigators trust each other too much, and that's a problem.

5' 11" tall, shoe size 8.

- What kind of lie is that? - Hey, come on.

Some men have small feet.

Did he have small feet,

or was he short?

The Wuseong killer's victims...

were all short below 5' 3" in height.

If he was 5' 11" tall,

he could've killed taller women.

Sir, do people still ask for this?

Old people do sometimes. Old habits die hard.

Hello. Right now? Okay.

They're arresting the Wuseong killer.

They want us on the scene.

Secure a path for retreat and call in when ready.

If we block here and here,

we should have him.

Baek Beom speaking.

- Where are you? - Why?

The killer could be shorter.

We can't trust the old profile.

- He could be over 50. - What?

They're going to arrest Kang Chi-soo.

Yes, I'm here.

It's not Kang Chi-soo.

The profile that he's in his fifties is wrong.

- Give me that thing. - Here you go.

What are you doing?

The murder weapon, a military M7 bayonet.

Rifle-bore cleaner used to wipe it.

- You found it? - The smell from the corpse...

was from this rifle-bore cleaner.

It really stank because it was made to 1960s' army specifications.

What does that smell have to do with the killer?

That's the wrong question.

Rifle-bore cleaner is for the muzzle. Why was it on the stab wound?

Keep going.

The killer's not in his fifties. He's older.

I say seventies or older.

These were used by the army in the 60s.

They were low on supplies then,

and wiped their bayonets with muzzle cleaner.

The killer still maintains his weapon that way.

The facts on the body don't lie.

We're ready. What should we do?

Bring him in.

- Let's go. - Yes, sir.

Sorry, but your claim...

is quite interesting.

Let's go.

We're going in.

Mr. Kang Chi-soo?

Why run away? We're here to talk.

Take him.

- You got him? - Yes.

That's the darkroom.

- Hold him down. - Okay.

A remodeled bathroom?

We'll check for blood.

Okay.

Lights off.

It's all blood spatters.

It's over. We have him.

Arrest Kang Chi-soo and get the NFS to investigate the room.

Yes, sir.

It's done. Arrest him.

Kang Chi-soo, you're under arrest for the murders of...

Lee Kyung-ja and Seong Hye-bin. Let's go.

Thanks for your hard work. Check the scene carefully.

- Prepare for a briefing. - Yes, sir.

That'll do.

Swab the bathtub, walls, and floor.

Isn't this familiar?

It's what you did often...

30 years ago.

What did you do on the 10th and 17th of July?

I was out to take photos.

Why did you try to run away earlier?

30 years ago,

you people harassed me the same way.

When I think about that time,

I still shudder.

Why did you return to Wuseong, the place that makes you shudder?

Did you miss the old days?

There's no place like Wuseong to kill, is there?

You know all the shortcuts,

and there are no cameras in the run-down neighborhoods.

Do you have evidence?

- What? - Bluffing without any proof.

Just like 30 years ago.

When the blood spatter results come out,

you won't be able to say that, okay?

You illegally remodeled a bathroom into a darkroom.

- Let him go. It's not him. - So you could kill again.

- What? - Old habits die hard.

What are you talking about?

Give me that.

Let's compare.

Isn't that strange?

You returned from Canada,

- What are you doing? - ...and more died after 30 years.

Right in Wuseong-dong.

Do you see this?

Do you see this?

It's iron dust.

The lens caps of old film cameras are made of iron.

So what if they are?

Luminol reacts with hemoglobin,

in other words, the iron in blood.

It reacted to actual iron dust as well.

The sparkle you saw in the darkroom were iron specks, not blood.

On everything we brought back,

we found iron dust or specks and black paint coated on the camera.

There was no blood.

Hand that over.

Component Analysis

Iron, Paint

He put the lens cap on and off in the darkroom.

Dozens of times a day.

There was no blood in that room?

Not a single drop. That's not the crime scene.

- This is so uncomfortable. - Seriously.

The mold from Kang Chi-soo's teeth and marks on Seong Hye-bin's neck...

aren't a match either.

Then where did he go after closing his studio?

He was out working.

We checked his camera for photos from those days.

He took candid photos of the public for sale.

- What? - That's why he tried to run.

We proved those charges.

You helped us a lot.

I'm really sorry.

We were sure it was him.

I thought we'd get him this time.

You all can go home.

If we need your help,

we'll give you a call.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

- Gosh. - Darn it.

"A Dobermann never lets go once it bites."

- I thought you were a Dobermann. - Yes, and your point is?

Why are you beating yourself up for it?

No, I'm not.

I'm waiting for my noodles. My blood sugar is low.

Do you want some?

I'm fine.

Goodness.

I really thought we had him.

I don't know where we went wrong.

This is driving me crazy.

Is this how you solved cases at the Central District?

Usually, you seem to be cautious, but once you're fixed on an idea,

you try to see it through even if others try to stop you.

And in the process you were demoted. The news is all over the place.

Really?

When owners can't take care of these rabid dogs,

they send them away out of their home.

Why are you eating by yourself?

What? What is it? Are you going to say...

that pain halves when shared or something like that?

My gosh, forget it.

Reflecting on one's mistakes ought to be done alone.

Come on, did you investigate by yourself?

If we apprehended the culprit,

were you going to take the credit all for yourself?

My gosh, you're terrible.

Did I sound like that?

I'm heading somewhere. Do you want to join me?

Where?

Under Investigation Off Limits

There wasn't a single drop of blood.

He washed it with water.

My gosh.

Dr. Baek.

"The culprit always returns to the scene of the crime."

You completely fit that profile.

What are you doing in the tub?

- He washed it. - What?

The culprit washed the body.

When the artery is cut, at least 3 liters of blood will gush out.

That's why he killed her in this tub.

30 years ago,

it was possible to kill women on desolate hills or rice paddies.

The blood would've been absorbed into the soil.

But that won't be easy these days.

There are a lot of people and cars. They're all possible witnesses.

That's why he killed her inside the bathroom.

The blood will be washed out.

However, he would've left a definite trace.

I have something to announce to you all.

We're going to completely re-examine the culprit's profile.

- Pardon? - Sorry?

He may be shorter than 5' 11" and over 50.

We'll broaden his age to men in their seventies.

What are you talking about?

Are you going to believe in Dr. Baek's opinion?

Wanted

From this point on,

we'll start our investigation at square one again.

I can't be a part of this.

Are you going to throw away all our hard work?

I'm sorry, sir. Even if you disagree,

the direction of the investigation has already changed.

Fine. Then do whatever you want.

- I can't be a part of this. - Wait, sir.

Let's continue.

All right. We have a lot to do.

The culprit always drains out...

the victims before he disposes the bodies.

In the process, the usage of water must've increased.

The average amount of water a person uses in one day is 500 liters.

From the body, about 3 liters of blood comes out.

To completely remove all that blood, he would've needed ten times of that.

Then he must've used at least 5000 liters.

That's right.

I'll put together a list of households...

whose water usage skyrocketed all over Wuseong-dong.

The substance that was found in Lee Kyung-ja's stab wound.

It's a rifle-bore cleaner, produced in the 60s for military use.

You can only buy this from military collector shops or websites.

Including the websites, look into every seller.

And give me a list...

of people who bought this product over the past six months.

Yes, sir.

Prosecutor Eun.

I came to the management office to measure the water usage.

To search every household in Wuseong-dong,

they have to manually program the households.

They said that it'll take about one or two days.

That long?

Or we have to check the meters one by one,

and check the accumulated usage through today.

We can only use that method after narrowing down the sample.

Okay.

Gosh.

We have the list of people who purchased rifle-bore cleaners.

We can't identify them since they used their usernames.

We only picked out people who got their package in Wuseong-dong...

during the past six months.

- How many do we have? - 38 people, sir.

We might be able to...

find him today if we dispatch more people on that.

- Sir, I'll see you on the field. - Okay, drive safely.

Seoul Eastern District Prosecutor's Office

Yes, we're from Seoul Eastern District Prosecutor's Office.

- May I check your water meter? - Okay.

Here it is.

Unit 104.

- It's 480. - 480?

That's too little. This isn't the place. Let's go.

Deputy Yang, why don't you go that way? I'll go this way.

Yes, sir.

Excuse me.

Is anyone home?

Is anyone home?

Excuse me.

Prosecutor Doh?

Sir, what brings you here?

That's my home. What brings you here?

I had to check something from this home.

By the way, do you know the person who lives in that home?

That's Sergeant Choi Hyun-seok's home.

I see. The detective in the wheelchair?

Yes, that's him. Is there something wrong?

I just need to check a few things about the case, but he's not home.

Did he go out?

Should I give him a call?

I have Detective Choi's son's number at my place.

- I'd appreciate it. - Sure.

Okay. Hurry it up. All right.

I called...

Detective Choi's son, so he should call you soon.

- Thank you. - Have a seat.

- I should bring you something. - Thank you.

Prosecution Service

My gosh.

- Prosecutor Eun. - This is taking way too long.

Haven't you seen Prosecutor Doh?

He was checking this side, but he's gone.

I haven't seen him. Did you check this line already?

- They ordered the cleaner as well. - Yes, they're all normal.

- Then let's get moving. - Okay.

Keep this. It's way too hot.

Wait.

Why? What is it?

- Goodness. - My gosh.

Watch it!

- My gosh. - My pants are ruined.

This is Detective Choi's wheelchair.

- I got it. Have some. - Oh, thank you.

It must be tough.

I hope you catch him soon.

- Is that your daughter? - Yes.

How old is she?

She's 31.

- Then was she born in 1988? - But...

she passed away...

in a car accident two months ago.

Goodness, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have asked.

So...

I got a message that they have the suspect's address.

I need to get going.

If it's okay, may I come with you?

It's always been a huge regret...

that I couldn't catch the culprit.

Yes, of course. Come with me.

I'll get my jacket.

I'll wait. Take your time.

The door won't open.

Really?

You're right.

Are you okay?

Don't get near me.

Don't come.

I'm going to kill you all. Don't!

Sir.

- Don't get near me! - Put down your knife.

I'm going to kill myself!

Let's talk this out, okay?

Come on, detective to detective.

Let's have a chat, shall we?

Come on. You weren't like this before.

You!

Let go. Let go of me!

- You jerk! - You're under arrest...

for the rape and murder of Seong Hye-bin and Lee Kyung-ja.

You may consult a lawyer, remain silent, decline to bear...

unfavorable testimony,

and ask the competent court to review the legality of your arrest.

Did you think you'll always be free hiding behind the police badge?

How do you call yourself a detective?

- You jerk! - Take him.

- Take him. - Yes, sir.

Let go!

Are you all right?

Yes. Thank you.

I'm just doing my job.

Prosecutor Doh!

- Let go, you jerk! - Prosecutor Doh.

- Are you okay? - Are you all right?

Are you okay?

- Great timing. - I know.

That was close.

This is Detective Choi's wheelchair.

Find out the name of the resident,

and the actual owner on the registration.

Hey.

Both this home and that one are...

- owned by Detective Oh Jong-cheol. - What?

Darn it.

Oh Jong-cheol is the culprit.

I got a message that they have the suspect's address.

I need to get going.

In 1984, Um Ji-hye, Park Jeong-hye.

In 1985, Yoo Yeon-ja, Chae Han-hee.

In 1986, Jang Soon-ok, Jeong Won-kyung.

In 1987, Han Geum-ji, Han Myung-sook, Mo In-sook.

In 1988, Noh Ja-yeong.

Then in 2018, Seong Hye-bin and Lee Kyung-ja.

Do you admit to raping and murdering them all?

All the murders from 30 years ago...

took place...

within a half hour's walking distance from your home.

We could've easily found out who the culprit was,

if we'd only connected the dots.

No one would've thought that the detective,

who dedicated his entire career over the last 13 years...

to arrest the culprit, was the murderer himself.

But you made sure you used the situation to your benefit.

No, I'm sure you enjoyed it secretly.

It was fun to see...

how they always went after the wrong guys.

Tell us how that was possible.

That suspect profile you love so much.

I made that.

Did you see the culprit or not?

I really didn't. He had something over his face.

What about his voice?

I just heard him breathe.

If he got you from behind, that means he's tall. No?

He's at least 5' 11". And he's strong, right?

- Wasn't he young? - He was.

That's good. The culprit is 5' 11" and young.

- Yes. - A strong man in his twenties.

- Right? Isn't that so? - Yes.

When you're attacked,

the attacker seems huge to you.

Making the woman stick to my story was a piece of cake.

Three months after Lee Kyung-ja's incident,

your daughter was born.

- That's unrelated. - No. It's related.

49 days after your daughter's death,

you began to...

kill people again after 30 years.

Why did you do that?

You're a meticulous guy.

I'm sure you didn't kill just anyone.

She looked like her. My mom.

I'll take these.

Sure.

That's why we didn't find any semen.

You killed those women in place of your mother.

It's called a family suicide.

When a parent kills their children as they commit suicide.

I...

almost died with her when my mom killed herself.

I was about 13.

My mom gave me...

a beverage mixed with pesticides.

I almost died from that.

Is that why you only chose women who looked like your mom?

Honestly,

you were just afraid.

- You don't know anything. - You were scared...

after Lee Kyung-ja ran away.

"Someone has seen me." You were scared that you'd be arrested.

- No? - What do you know?

You're just using...

your mom and your daughter as an excuse...

to hide your hideous instinct to kill.

After your daughter died,

you couldn't hold back anymore and killed another person.

Then you hid behind your police badge like a coward.

No! What kind of nonsense is that?

May 20, 1988, the 11th murder in the Wuseong Serial Murders

Who's there?

It's me.

Detective Oh.

We have another one.

We were told to search the area.

I know that. I was peeing.

I searched this area. Go that way.

- Let's go that way. - Okay.

This time, you drew an even bigger picture, didn't you?

You joined us in the boardroom.

Wuseong Serial Victims

The witness. Let's go all the way.

You found out where Lee Kyung-ja was.

Kang Chi-soo.

You wanted to make him the killer but failed.

Then you tried to kill Prosecutor Doh in secret,

and frame your colleague for the murders.

Choi Hyun-seok's home is registered under your name.

The rifle-bore cleaner.

You had it delivered to Detective Choi's home on purpose.

To create a way out for yourself in case things went wrong.

You told Detective Choi that it's oil to clean his wheelchair with.

Then you pretended like something happened to his son,

and made a fake call.

We checked everything.

Okay.

Detective Choi, you should go to your son.

To my son's?

Okay. Hurry it up. All right.

Rather than leave it unsolved,

putting someone in for it...

would make things much safer for yourself.

You couldn't suppress your urge to kill,

and became a serial killer by killing 12 innocent women.

You still wanted to get away,

so you went so low as to frame your own colleague.

That's what you truly are.

You managed to stay alive and well.

The rest of your days...

will be spent making up for your crimes.

The statute of limitations lapsed for the 30-year-old murders.

But the charges for killing Seong Hye-bin and Lee Kyung-ja...

can keep you behind bars until you die.

Prosecutor Doh.

Your first case was a tough one,

and you did well.

- It was a huge success. - Not at all.

Prosecutor Eun and the NFS did all the work.

I learned a lot.

She joined me to question the suspect,

and she even got me too.

It's your first year.

You'll become a great prosecutor.

Thank you.

I'll get a good case next time and really do you proud.

Okay. I look forward to it.

- Detective Cha. - Yes, sir.

You did very well on the task force.

Not really. Thanks for letting me join.

Thanks for the meal.

- Well done. - I want to arrest you.

Attention, please.

We should welcome Prosecutor Doh.

I'll mix Criminal Division Eight's traditional cocktail.

No thanks.

- Let me. - Okay.

What? Oh, okay.

What?

Here you go.

They came out at once.

He has eggs.

Oh dear.

With some eggshells?

Double-yolk soju. Chicken coop style.

Here.

Chief, with all my respect.

Prosecutor Doh, this isn't how you show your respect.

You can show it with a soft glance, can't you?

It's well-stirred, sir.

They're special eggs, very fertile.

- Who'll drink it for me? - No.

- So... - Your shoelaces.

Tie them up tight.

They'll come off.

I'll drink it for you.

What?

- You'll drink that? - It's nothing.

- Don't. - No...

You're so manly. Totally my type.

That must smell.

That's so manly.

I'll tell you my wish later.

That was so cool. Totally unlike someone else.

Do you have a death wish?

- Over there. - The NFS people.

Hello.

You were of great help...

in solving the case as part of the team.

You did all the hard work.

Please forget about the misunderstanding that...

Mr. Kang caused.

It's all water under the bridge.

It seems you're not yet over...

losing a very talented man.

We had our reasons, you see.

I'm sure you did.

But however skilled one may be,

one can never beat science.

Shouldn't we create a society where justice trumps science?

We all work to uphold justice.

Science before justice.

Justice comes first.

- Chief. - We...

How about Criminal Division Eight's traditional cocktail?

- Yes. - Yes.

- You mix it up. - Sure.

Oh dear.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

An old sock.

- There. - It's done?

Aren't science and justice friends?

What are you doing?

- Prosecutor Eun. - Look at that.

Well done.

Sir, let's show them our traditional cocktail.

Okay. Make sure the ratio is exactly 1 to 2 to 8.

- Casper's Law. - Casper's Law.

- What law? - Seong-joo, mix it up.

Yes, sir.

- Dr. Baek. - What?

I need to be exact.

It's for autopsies.

- Did you wipe it? - With wet wipes.

Okay.

We need a ruler to make our traditional cocktail.

Current time is about 8:05 p.m.

I'll mix the cocktail.

One.

Two.

Eight.

Okay.

- Gosh. - Who'll start?

- Dr. Baek? - I'll pass.

- Then I'll drink. - Pass.

- Why? - You must drive if there's a case.

Then it's yours.

What?

I can't put a kid to bed drunk.

They all said no.

- I'll drink it. - Wait, Stella.

No, wait.

I'm the chief, so I'll drink it.

Well done.

Nice.

Perfect.

One last shot. Thank you.

Thank you.

What are you eating?

That pig.

You'll lose her.

I might just...

What are you saying? I won't lose her.

Look at that. He's stealing your woman.

Go to her. Don't end up like me.

I'm drunk.

- Like you? - Look.

Be manly.

You did really well.

Aren't you with them, Detective?

I'm not on any side. I'm neutral, okay?

Right, Stella?

Whatever.

- One more shot, please. - Okay.

Fine, Stella, you know...

I can't make cocktails, grill meat or speak English.

I know I'm not good enough in many ways.

But I'm a good judge of character.

I like you, Stella.

- Okay, cool. - What?

I like you too.

Excuse me.

She spoke English and left? I should take English lessons.

Dr. Jang. Dr. Jang.

- What? - Why sit here among...

- all the other seats? - No, I...

- I like this seat. - What...?

You... You clueless pig!

What? Clueless about what?

Can't you see I'm trying to win her over?

- Please help me out here, man. - Same here.

I've been trying for three months.

- I've been trying for three years. - Three years... What?

It's not over until it's over.

It's not over until it's over.

I'm taking English classes in the morning.

What?

English classes...

- One more shot, please. - Sure.

It's my pleasure.

I'm fine...

Wait. Stella.

Hey, take a seat. Sit down.

- This is red. - Why did you dye it red?

- Like pinkish red? - That's the prettiest color.

- My goodness. - Why did you do that for?

- That's not what it is. - Really?

- Then what is it? - What?

- Gosh, it's an accomplishment. - We solved a good one.

- Where did he go? - That was really fun.

Since it's in the morning, I can't sleep.

- That's right. - Prosecutor Oh was really good.

- I used to play soccer too. - Solving the case...

- Solving the case was awesome. - Sure, sure. The striker...

And this case was...

the biggest cold case...

You really are an outcast.

- I didn't know we could do this. - Exactly.

This is Baek Beom speaking.

I'm on my way.

- Let's go. - What? Where?

It's a murder.

I've been drinking.

- What? - Me too.

Me too.

You said you couldn't drink because of your daughter.

It all worked out because of that.

- How will you get there? - I'll take a taxi.

- Gosh. - It's here.

- Drink it. - Hey.

- Drink that. - That's mine.

I got a message. Let me show you.

I think Prosecutor Eun sent me this.

You really are an outcast.

- Prosecutor Eun. - Prosecutor Eun.

I... I'll get going now.

- Hey. - You come back here.

- I'm not an outcast. - No, you're not.

Why would I be an outcast?

- No, no. - You're not an outcast.

- Look at this. - No, you're not.

- Why would I be...? - Forget about that.

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Force of mortality: Rate that leads to death

Ruling

It's the ruling for probation.

Defendant: Oh Man-sang

Prosecutor: Eun Sol

Everything is over now.

Oh Pil-joong, Chairman of Sungjin Group, Oh Man-sang's father

Oh Man-sang, Director of Sungjin Group, Kwon Hee-kyung's husband

At the upcoming shareholder meeting,

we plan to introduce the matter of reinstating Director Oh.

So far, about 45% of the shareholders are in favor of it.

- If we gather a few more... - Do you know how badly...

our shares took a dive because of the incident with your wife?

It's 8.13%.

Comparing the losses to our branches, it's $430 million.

The video in which Oh Man-sang of Sungjin Group...

swore and verbally abused his driver leaked to the public.

And the leaked video has caused a stir.

You piece of trash.

Hey, scumbag. Are you trying to get yourself killed?

You useless jerk.

Hey, hey!

Stop the car.

I told you to stop the car! You moron!

In the leaked video, Oh Man-sang...

verbally abused and caused Jung, the driver, physical harm...

for Jung's inadequate driving ability.

The acts of inhumanity have shocked the public.

The leaked video widely spread as...

That'll go away after a few news cycles.

I can just give that jerk some money...

Don't assume money can save your life.

There are people waiting for your life to be ruined.

I told you to stop that jerk.

We were in negotiation.

He kept claiming that he didn't need the money.

Then what does he want?

He wants an apology.

Why...?

Why would I apologize to that scum?

What are you doing?

Drink.

What are you doing? Drink up.

Attorney Han.

Okay.

Please excuse me.

What are you doing?

Why don't you sing and dance?

- Let's clink our glasses. - Sure.

Cheers.

Late Kang Yong

That baby...

wasn't yours.

Did you know that?

Did you?

What...?

What on earth happened?

I caused this disaster...

out of greed and ambition for my son.

So-hee...

has been in a vegetative state for over ten years.

I'll carry the burden until I die.

Prosecutor Kang Hyun

- I was meaning to... - I called you because...

- I must tell you something. - Okay, what's it about?

Ten years ago,

I think there'd been something else...

that my brother, Han So-hee, and you didn't know about.

Your father is involved in this.

It's all my fault.

I'm sorry.

I thought my involvement would be overstepping my boundary.

What is it?

Han So-hee...

is alive.

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