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Partners for Justice

The wife of a son of an assemblyman in office...

has been found dead at home.

The son is the key suspect,

but he's denying the charges.

Episode 3

I'll get to the point.

Are the victim's death and the assault the prosecutor claims...

Witness

Are they relevant?

No. The cause of death wasn't assault.

I knew he'd say that.

It's about the embryo found in her uterus.

Is that related to the defendant?

- Pardon? - Defense.

Elaborate on your question.

The embryo the victim was carrying...

had nothing to do with the defendant.

The main cause of their fights was...

I hate to mention it, but it was the deceased's unfaithfulness.

- He's slandering the victim. - Come on, what's he doing?

I'm only claiming that unverified statements must be removed.

Both the embryo and the victim passed away.

It's impossible for us to confirm the facts.

Sustained.

Let me ask you one more question.

She claims that the victim was endlessly abused.

Did the autopsy show that the defendant had beaten...

the victim?

It's impossible to pinpoint the assailant through autopsy.

The prosecution is deviating from the nature of the trial...

with the assault,

which has nothing to do with the victim's death or the defendant.

If you indicted him for murder,

provide evidence of the murder.

Prosecution. Would you like to cross-examine the witness?

- If you're not going to... - No, no. I will.

I'll cross-examine him.

- Then please proceed now. - Okay.

Is this the autopsy report of the victim you've filled out?

Autopsy Report

Yes, it is.

Could you read this part out loud?

"The cause is the acute poisoning..."

"of fluconazole along with multiple other drugs."

Fluconazole.

Isn't that used for athlete's feet?

Did the victim have athlete's feet?

No, I didn't find any signs of her having the condition.

Defendant, may I see your feet...

to check if you have athlete's feet?

Objection.

What are you doing?

This condition is an important point in this trial.

Proceed.

Defendant, did you hear her?

They're clean. You don't have athlete's feet either.

Allow me to submit a new piece of evidence.

Nice.

This record shows that...

the defendant was prescribed for fluconazole.

Defendant.

Why did you purchase this?

My wife asked me to get it.

- What? - Ma'am.

You don't know what anticoagulants are, do you?

Blood clots might cause prosthetic valve malfunction.

And that's the drug that prevents the blood from congealing.

Because her blood won't clot, she gets bruises all the time.

Every time she fell, it was a big mess.

Do you think she'd want to go out in that condition?

I bought everything for her.

All I did...

was buy the medicine my wife had asked for.

Getting prescribed for someone else...

doesn't constitute as murder.

How does that make sense?

She'd asked for medicine that would kill her if she took it?

Didn't you forge the prescription?

You gave her this poisonous drug to kill her!

- Stop lying! - Watch your language!

You're the one who must stop using your intuition.

- Do you have proof? - That's enough.

Both of you. Approach the bench.

Prosecutor Eun, don't you think you need more evidence?

Your Honor, please grant me some more time.

I can prove this case.

What? Are you planning to change your arraignment?

Will you drop the murder charge?

- This will be a waste of time. - Your Honor.

I indicted him for murder.

There won't be any changes in that matter.

I understand.

Please go back to your seats for now.

This trial...

will resume three days later.

- Thank you, Your Honor. - However,

if you can't provide evidence that supports the charge...

you indicted him for in the next trial,

we'll acquit him of the charge immediately.

- We still have three days. - Yes.

It's better than nothing.

I'm glad we got a continuation.

Good job.

They completely crushed me, didn't they?

Unbelievable. How could he lie without even batting an eyelid?

Trials are competitions of liars.

Doesn't it look like they're trying to bet on...

which one is a better liar?

- And... - The truth that lasts...

- until the end wins. Is that it? - No.

The lie that sounds the most probable wins.

Hey, that can't be right.

No matter how probable it sounds, a lie is still a lie.

That can't be right.

Hyun, you seem a bit different.

How?

You used to look naïve and innocent, but now you sound a bit cynical.

Anyone would change after working as a prosecutor for 10 years.

Anyway, why did you volunteer to become a prosecutor?

I mean, does this fit you?

Why? Do I look weird in this?

No, it's not the robe.

You're a very warm person from a good family.

You have to be...

a bit colder to work as a prosecutor.

Did anything happen between then and now by any chance?

Why?

Do you think my family went under, so I came here to get revenge?

Goodness.

Hyun.

You're a great son who your family expects a lot from, right?

Well...

I guess so.

That's not my case.

I'm someone who needs to continuously prove herself...

like a weed in a greenhouse.

I never know when I'll get weeded out.

But still, I feel confident.

You know very well that I was the nosiest girl...

and the mentalist of law school.

You're right.

Everyone said you gave the best solutions to their problems,

so they all came to you for advice.

You're very good at looking through people.

However, you can't do everything with your gut feelings.

Of course not.

But since I was a kid, I always knew when I saw something.

I knew what was the best.

I knew who was a great person and who wasn't.

Yes, I'll give you that.

But still, you'd better get ready for this.

Don't come crying to me when things don't go your way.

I'll be fine as long as I don't die.

The autopsy table was awfully cold. I hated it.

- What? - What?

Oh, nothing.

- Have a lot. - Sure.

Look at that. Dr. Baek is really thorough.

With what?

Taking forever with his autopsies?

He makes sure he stays an outcast.

You know what?

We can't even get on the same bus.

There are 20 of us in this country.

What if we all got onto a bus and got into an accident?

Who'll conduct autopsies? It'll become a country of killers.

We shouldn't do get-togethers, then.

That's an exception.

Anyway, Dr. Baek.

You're no longer allowed in the autopsy room past midnight.

Hey, get changed.

That's like a school uniform to you.

I did get changed. These are new.

Leave him.

We used to order jjajangmyeon and eat them in the autopsy room.

That's taking things too far. What if you get infected?

That's back when we were all poor.

We all got tuberculosis and were hospitalized altogether.

So none of the medical examiners were on duty at that time,

praying that there wouldn't be any homicide cases.

Is that why we had so many unresolved cases?

It's just a joke.

We always stop laughing when we do autopsies.

Hey.

The case with Oh Pil-joong's daughter-in-law.

I heard she's presumed to have died in an accident.

You hate making presumptions.

Hello? This is Baek Beom.

Yes, on my way.

- Don't go. Finish your food. - It's work.

What are you doing?

I'm not done eating.

Who's going to drive? Me?

- Get up. - Congratulations, man.

Hello, Prosecutor Eun.

This way.

I told you to be careful.

You would've killed us all if there was poisonous gas!

- Gosh. - I'm so sorry.

That fat kid.

Look, it's written on the tank.

"Balloon World." It's helium.

Do you think people only put in helium into helium tanks?

Move.

Even with a different voice, he's still a psycho.

Temperature is 96.8 °F. What's the temperature of the water?

It's 98.6° F.

The person died more than three hours ago.

That means the suspect couldn't have gone too far.

- Is this a rape murder? - You're writing up a novel again.

Don't you know what rigor mortis is?

She's covered with plastic and holding the hose with her hand.

Cause of death, oxygen in her lungs was replaced with helium gas.

It's suicide.

Wrap it up. Move.

Wait. Dr. Baek. One second.

Darn it, that old man.

Dr. Baek...

- Shouldn't you apologize to me? - For what?

You suddenly showed up at the trial and ruined everything.

You shouldn't be like this as someone on the same side.

Move. Let's go.

Wait.

I won't give up on this case.

- If there's anything we missed... - We missed nothing.

The autopsy is finished. The body was cremated.

The suspect was freed, and we don't have the crime scene.

This case is over.

- Aren't you going? - I will.

Indoor Shooting Range

Coastal Road Car Accidents

The autopsy is finished. The body was cremated.

The suspect was freed, and we don't have the crime scene.

This case is over.

Why did you come here?

That way.

What's that?

1, 2.

He was freed on bail. Well, naturally, of course.

You're here for nothing. Today is our cleaning day.

- Are you destroying evidence? - I'm getting rid of what's filthy.

Destroying evidence? Goodness.

Prosecutor Eun, it's all over. You need to get over it.

- The trial isn't over yet. - Right, we have two more days.

I'm going to take him back in.

- I'll see you in court. - We'll be waiting for you.

Oh, right.

We've prepared a lot of stuff too, Prosecutor Eun.

Seoul Eastern District Prosecutor's Office

Indictment, Facts of the offense, Reasons of indictment

"Prosecutor Eun Sol used her status..."

"to humiliate, threaten,"

"and overuse her power to make a forced confession."

"She was rude and tried to coerce a confession,"

"and the defendant was gravely defamed."

"Without a warrant, she interviewed people..."

How dare they?

They're experts at toying with the law.

This is blackmail. You're a serving prosecutor,

and they threaten you legally?

We should ban them from spreading their seeds.

They do nothing but cause harm to society.

It's okay. I can deal with this.

- Are you okay? - Are you okay?

I'm fine.

Darn it.

I'm sure I have...

a spare pair of shoes.

National Forensic Service

What do you want?

Doctor, do you remember these?

The shoes you yelled at me over.

They're exactly how they were at that time.

I really love these shoes,

but I'll give you a chance to tear them apart.

Get out.

You see right through a dead body, but you don't get what I'm saying?

The crime scene's right here. On these.

We checked the scene.

I give it to you that you checked Kwon Hee-kyung thoroughly.

But I was the one,

the first one, to sit beside her dead body.

I was right next to her.

I'll see you in court.

As soon as Oh Man-sang got out, he got rid of the carpet.

There's something on it. I can sense it.

You got me to wear shoe covers to protect the shoes.

This is me officially requesting...

an emergency analysis.

Please identify whatever is on the soles of these heels.

As the lead prosecutor, I'm giving the order...

No.

It's not an order. Initiate.

I'm initiating another investigation, Dr. Psycho.

This is the last time.

These are designer shoes.

Cut up the other one too.

There's a good repair shop nearby.

It's okay.

I waited for three years and wore them just once.

There's powder.

It's pink with very rough edges. It looks man-made.

Get Toxic Substances Division to identify it.

Will anyone be in?

- Yes. - Of course.

Okay.

Hey, guys. I identified what was on the sole.

It's a poison. Oh my, poison.

She's from Toxic Substances Division.

Her name is Stella Hwang.

Stella?

- Hello. - She's the best in her field.

This is Prosecutor Eun Sol.

Ciao.

I found fluconazole.

The powder here is from a crushed-up fluconazole pill.

What?

Why would someone crush a pill?

Good point.

Why go to such lengths?

There's something wrong with the situation.

That's the wrong question.

Who crushed it?

He did it on purpose.

Immediate rigor mortis.

What didn't she want to let go of even while dying?

She was holding onto something desperately.

Where was her right hand before you moved her?

You have a good memory.

Her pocket. It was in her pocket.

It's not this side.

It fell through the hole.

- Foxetin? - Give me that.

It was opened then closed.

That's why it was crushed.

To put in this capsule.

We found her dying message.

That's scumbag's done for.

Will there be prints on the capsule?

Pour him a drink.

What would you like?

A boilermaker?

Whatever.

Congratulations.

You've practically won.

Congratulations on what?

Shall I congratulate you all...

on getting a bonus?

You didn't do anything.

You make me pay you by the second.

Did you see the prosecutor glare and talk back at me?

Do you want me dead?

- Pardon? - That's a lot of whiskey.

Do you want me knocked out?

No, sir.

- Are you married? - Yes.

What does your husband do?

What makes you think you can act so stiffly around me?

That's enough, sir.

Are you mocking me?

You like my money. You take everything I pay you.

Are you mocking me?

Hey.

Be careful.

Pour me more.

I'll die for you.

Die-hard coffee. It's what we call our brew.

I must've dozed off.

Are you tired? Try it.

Thank you.

For someone who...

researches toxic substances, you're very...

Pretty?

Guess what? Cleopatra was a fan of toxins too.

Beauty and poison.

It's a charming combination.

Right.

Where is Dr. Baek Beom?

He left excitedly.

He's excited?

When he finds something unexpected, he gets super high.

Did you get prints?

The capsules are so small.

They're all partials and will take time.

We're checking every trace we found on them.

The hearing's at 1 p.m.

Use this for now.

What's this?

There was so little, so I could only request one test.

What test?

How long must a good man be suspected for killing his wife?

We won't put up with the prosecutor's tyranny.

To show how we feel about the prosecutor...

who assumed my client was guilty and coerced him,

we refuse to respond to her questions.

We invoke the right to remain silent.

Then why did you bother coming to court? You're talking...

2-1 of Article 283 of the Inspection Procedure Act states...

that the defendant can refuse to...

give a statement or answer certain questions.

Sustained.

This looks bad.

Won't the hearing end in 10 minutes?

Defense Counsel

- What a sly loach. - Will you question the defendant?

May I still question the defendant regardless of his intent to answer?

Proceed with cross-examination now.

According to Article 283 of Criminal Procedure Code,

he refuses to answer.

Do you remember the embryo the victim was carrying,

and your claim that it had nothing to do with you?

I was very curious about the father of the baby.

National Forensic Service

It's inside this envelope.

This is the result of the paternity test...

the NFS performed with the tissues acquired from the embryo.

- No way. A paternity test? - My gosh, is that even possible?

If you wish, I'll show it to you.

However, there's one condition.

We only found the victim's fingerprints.

She must've held them tightly when she passed away.

Did you find anything else other than her prints?

I did find some synthetic rubber. That could be just about anything.

What is it?

What about them?

Latex. Isn't this synthetic rubber?

But what'll you do with the gloves?

Well, if you don't want to know, I'll discard the result.

Wait.

What did you say?

Get it.

This won't affect the trial. Why would you...?

Will he answer my questions then?

Yes, he will.

National Forensic Service

Judge

Paternity Test Result

Sir, we have a match.

- Where is it? - Right here.

Fingerprint Analysis

All right. Should we continue?

These are the pills we found...

in the victim's pocket on the day of the incident.

She didn't submit the evidence in advance.

This evidence was...

expedited to be evaluated by the Trace Evidence Division...

of the NFS this morning.

We'll allow the evidence. You may continue.

This is fluconazole which killed the victim.

However,

we found something very strange regarding the pills.

Let me show you myself.

Give it to her.

When you grind the fluconazole tablets,

they become powder.

Your Honor.

- What's the point of all this? - Let her finish.

You may continue.

These is a foxetin capsule.

I'll empty it.

Can you see?

It's a foxetin capsule, but fluconazole is inside.

This is...

the poisonous drug...

in which he replaced the content to kill the victim.

- What's going on? - Is this true?

Didn't you make this to kill your wife?

That capsule...

What is it? I've never seen it before.

- Don't speak. I'll deal with... - What will you deal with?

What do you think is going on?

Defendant, how much longer will you lie?

The promiscuous behavior...

Weren't you speaking for yourself?

You were with a woman at a hotel the night your wife died.

We caught you on camera.

Shall we debunk more of your lies?

You said your wife harmed herself due to mental illness.

The self-harming...

- was all you. - What?

We didn't find your skin cells under the victim's fingernails.

Whose fingernails do you think...

created all these marks?

Did you do it?

- To yourself? - What about that?

I didn't kill her.

Stop talking.

I pay you a fortune, and what are you doing?

She's dragging me down even after death.

For so many years, you tortured and assaulted her.

But as if that wasn't enough, you killed her?

I said I didn't kill her!

- You made these pills to kill her! - Did you see me? Did you?

Unfortunately for you,

the victim hid a few pills in her pocket right before she died.

Did you think a perfect crime would be that easy to commit?

Who do you think you're making out to be a criminal?

Who do you think you are?

Is this how you treated your wife?

Yes.

She made my blood boil and made me violent,

but I didn't kill her.

Then did you beat her until she was on the brink of death?

When she was pregnant?

You're just human trash!

- You should die too! - You're no human!

Silence, please!

What a mess of a trial this is! Call it off. This is a con!

What do you know? You're all insects. Know your place.

Let go of me. Let go. Do you know who I am?

You're all dogs and cattle. I saw all your faces.

I saw you all! Let me go! Let go.

Let me go!

That capsule.

Can you prove I killed her?

Defendant.

You're lying to the end.

If we find your prints on these,

that'd be the end of it all.

I...

- He's here. - Okay.

The evidence that'll point to who tampered with the capsules...

has arrived.

I summon Medical Examiner Baek Beom...

as my witness.

Witness Stand

I believe you've analyzed the components...

on the capsule.

- Yes. - Do you have...

the result?

The culprit tried to hide the maker of the capsules.

Therefore they put on a pair of latex gloves used in kitchens,

and made the capsules.

Then are you saying we can't identify who made the capsule?

The gloves will hide any fingerprints.

That's exactly why...

I could identify the maker.

When you put these on,

they tend to stick to your fingers as it gets humid inside the gloves.

Then the inside of the gloves are...

covered with fingerprints and sweat.

Also, your sweat...

contains your DNA.

Did you find both the fingerprints...

and the DNA?

Yes.

He's definitely the best.

Then is the identified person...

sitting in this courtroom right now?

No, they aren't.

- What? - What?

- What happened? - How can that be?

- What? - It's not him?

Then it's someone else?

Witness.

- What do you mean? - Then...

whose fingerprints did you find?

I found the fingerprints and the DNA of the victim, Kwon Hee-kyung.

What?

Fingerprint Analysis Result

Kwon Hee-kyung

How...

did this happen?

She put on a show to make it look like it was murder.

She set it up to make her husband look like the murderer.

It's footage of my client leaving home that night.

Then who do you think this is?

How did the dead woman walk him out to the door?

She made him get a prescription of drugs that could kill her,

made it look like...

her husband made the capsules, and then killed herself.

The counterfeit capsules were...

to be used as evidence against her husband for her murder.

But because of a hole in her pocket, the capsules fell out.

Her life-risking plan...

had gone wrong.

That was my opinion.

Prosecutor Eun.

What'll you do now?

Prosecutor Eun.

Judge

Why do you think your wife left...

a dying message in such a difficult way?

She was afraid of you,

even as she died.

No one would've believed the words of Ms. Kwon,

a daughter of two teachers,

that her rich husband had been beating her up badly.

She wanted revenge.

No, she at least wanted the law to punished you,

but this was all she could think of.

The three capsules she held in her hand as she died...

Those were the only things in this world...

she could put her trust in.

She had no one to trust,

or to share her heart with.

This was the desperation in her heart.

She wanted to punish her husband.

Her heart is...

the sole truth in this.

Objection.

The prosecution...

has made an assumption on the case based only on circumstances.

Sustained.

Delete that from the records.

Prosecutor Eun.

I'll change...

the indictment to special injury.

Because the prosecutor must change the indictment,

we'll continue the trial on the next appointed date.

- Great job. - Thank you.

- Great job. - Great job.

Over here.

Let's go.

You should live properly.

If not, we may meet again.

- There he is. - There he is.

- He's here. - He came out.

- What happened? - Please share a word.

- How do you feel? - Was your wife abused by you?

- Did you beat her? - Share a word.

- Over there. - The prosecutor.

The prosecutor?

- Where? - She's there.

Prosecutor, are you satisfied that he admitted to the violence?

Didn't you practically lose if you had to change the indictment?

- How do you feel right now? - What do you think?

What do you think about losing the case?

Anything to say about the violence?

Excuse me, stop!

We won't say a word until we give our official release.

Please share a word.

- What do you think? - I'm sorry.

Do you admit to losing the case?

A, who was the key suspect of his wife's murder,

was freed from his murder charges.

Don't you think everything went...

just as you wanted?

Yes, I'm sure what we did was enough.

The indictment has been changed from homicide...

However,

I'll have to keep an eye on them.

The prosecution's excessive investigation will be criticized.

Prosecutor Eun, you looked great on camera.

The Prosecution's Half Victory Will Be Hard to Avoid Criticism

Everyone is saying that Prosecutor Kang is handsome.

- Goodness, you. - Stop.

I'm saying he's handsome because he is.

Look.

That means he won. The rich are always innocent.

I feel bad for the deceased.

The prosecution is only a slave to the powerful.

We should just become rich instead of writing comments.

He says, "I beat her to near-death,"

- "but I didn't kill her." - Oh, the comments are...

Prosecutor Eun.

It's all right. You've done quite well for that case.

Quite well for that case?

- No. - Oh, it's not that.

Everyone fails to do well on their first case.

- Yes, of course. - Right.

I heard I'd remember my first case for life.

Wasn't it frightening?

Did you see that husband walking out in joy?

If she was going to blame him,

why didn't she just plant evidence everywhere in her home?

She probably thought his family would...

destroy any evidence that could obviously be used against him.

That's how desperate she was.

I'm a bad prosecutor.

You stayed with the case and found more evidence.

You've done all you could.

He's the reason I failed.

I'm going to get that old man.

That old man?

Please excuse me.

Where are you going?

- Prosecutor Eun. - You can't just leave.

What was that?

Indoor Shooting Range

He often goes to that shooting range.

I think he went there.

Are you happy now? Satisfied?

Get out.

You never thought she was murdered, right?

It would've been better if you hadn't shown up.

Don't you feel bad for her?

How desperate would she have been to take things that far?

You just freed that jerk!

Do you feel sympathetic for a woman who wanted to get a private revenge?

Then what? Shall I sue him for assault?

He'll be let out on probation. He won't be detained.

I wouldn't have had to open her up.

You were wrong too. You know that, right?

You said it was an accidental death, but it was suicide.

I wondered why you're here shooting. You must be angry.

- You must have fury... - Get out.

Aren't you curious?

The paternity test results were sealed.

- You didn't read it. - I don't care.

I didn't have to read it to know the baby was his.

My gut feeling's 100%.

Nothing's ever 100%.

I see why you only deal with the dead.

Because the living makes too much noise.

Do you want me gone?

Let's try to stay away from each other.

Only after world peace.

- What? - We won't meet if no one dies.

- Or you can quit. - You psycho.

I'll do my best as a prosecutor to bring about world peace.

Partners for Justice

Negative Autopsy: Cause of death is unknown

- Do something. - I'm furious.

We need help.

- It's crazy. - Calm down.

Will you be quiet?

- It's just so unfair. - I'm so upset.

Okay, okay, be quiet! Quiet!

Just one. Speak for the group.

That fraud, the witch!

I got sick because of her!

I'll do the talking.

Prosecutor, my brother died three years ago.

But his so-called wife suddenly showed up with a newborn,

saying it was my brother's offspring.

She had a dead man's baby?

- Is that possible? - Exactly.

She's the worst kind of fraud.

She found out our dad left his inheritance to his grandson.

An inheritance?

Our youngest sibling, Deuk-nam.

Our dad did adopt him from an orphanage.

We did have a grudge against our dad.

He wanted a son so much that he named us,

his daughters Il-nam, Yi-nam, Hu-nam.

Then he adopted someone from goodness knows where.

This just doesn't make sense.

I'm sure...

my sisters-in-law all want me dead.

But...

I thought long and hard about getting pregnant.

"Is this really what Deuk-nam would want?"

I'm sure.

Deuk-nam...

had frozen his sperm before he died.

I found out only later.

I guess he wanted to preserve his sperm...

before his condition worsened.

IVF treatment couldn't have been easy.

I used Deuk-nam's sperm and had his baby.

I have medical records.

I want to do...

whatever it takes...

to give my child his father back.

Isn't that what a mom would want?

Prosecutor Eun.

Please help me.

You'll do whatever it takes?

Yes.

In that case, there's something we can do.

It's an upward hill, so I'll step on it.

Slow down, you fool.

The weight drags the van backwards.

I'll sit in the back next time.

Do that. Why do you always sit in the back?

- Focus on the road. - Okay.

- Don't scratch the coffin. - Okay.

- Are these all the workers? - There are more coming.

- Hurry up. - Tie that side.

- Will you move it? - The sun's setting.

That's it, right there.

Will you move faster?

- Take each of the ends. - Okay.

Search carefully.

Take the front end first.

A bit deeper on the inside.

You aren't done yet? Are you?

Wait a bit. We're nearly there.

Work on the tent first.

I can't believe this.

We should've eaten first.

What's the matter?

That's it.

Watch your hand right there.

Okay. Now lift.

- Slowly. - Slowly, slowly.

Slowly.

- Hold the coffin steady. - Hold the coffin.

- Are you okay? - Yes.

- Get the coffin. - Slowly.

- Slowly. - Hold on.

Put that on the ground.

Ready?

Do your best for me.

Open it.

- 1, 2, 3. - 2, 3.

It's open.

Get the DNA,

and close it back up.

Will you leave everything else and take a rib?

It must've rot and cracked.

Do you think we have chicken bones?

Do we?

If you can't stay, get out.

Get out!

How much longer will it take?

You shouldn't have to wait too long.

- Hey! - Hey!

- What are you doing? - You wench!

That's my brother's grave!

You witch! Come here!

What have you done?

- Please. - "Please"?

- I'm sorry! - Who do you think you are?

I just hate your guts!

Stop it.

- You can't do this! - Let go of me!

What are you doing?

Why are you doing this to me?

You!

Hey! What?

- How could you do this? - You're crazy.

How could you dig up my brother?

A depressed fracture.

What do you think you're doing?

Stop this!

Who are you?

- Hey! - Are you okay?

Save her!

Get her out of there!

Will you let go of my hair?

Will you let go, darn it?

- Go on. - Keep coming.

- Looking good. - Keep coming.

Keep coming. More, more, more.

That's it.

Open the trunk.

We booked a crematorium, and we're taking our brother.

Okay, but the exam's not over yet.

The exam? What nonsense is that?

Close the coffin, and hand our brother over.

If you don't, I'll have you buried as well.

We're here on official, legal business.

Even if you're family, what you're doing is obstruction.

Obstruction, my foot.

Give us our brother.

- Come on. - How is this obstruction?

- Be quiet. - He's ours.

- Who pays you? - Just hand him over!

He's our brother!

He needs an autopsy.

Let's hand him over...

and persuade his sisters.

- Let's get them to agree to it. - What?

This is insane. I can't believe this.

How dare you do this?

- Here he comes. Here he is. - Deuk-nam!

- Deuk-nam. - Deuk-nam.

- Deuk-nam. - Hey!

- Hey, hey. - Hey!

- What are you doing? - No way.

- Hey, hey, hey. - Just bring him this way.

- What's she doing? - What's wrong with her?

- What are you doing? - No, no!

- Hurry. - Load him in the car.

- Put him in the car now. - Hurry up.

- I want my kid to have a father. - Let go.

- Please. - He's already dead.

- Let's get in the car. - I want my kid to have a father.

- Let's go. - Come on, get in.

Please don't take him.

Deuk-nam! Deuk-nam!

My gosh.

Psycho

28 Missed Calls

What's going on?

Please excuse me.

Yes, this is Eun Sol speaking.

- Let's write an autopsy warrant. - Pardon?

Sorry?

What are you talking about?

What is this? What?

- Where did Deuk-nam go? - Where is he?

- Where did he go? - My goodness.

- My goodness, where is he? - What on earth happened?

Well...

- I stole a body. - What?

- Where is he? - Where is he?

- Hey, come quickly. - Okay.

- Excuse me. - Let's go.

Yes, why didn't you answer my calls?

Open the door.

- No! - Hey!

- Excuse me! - Hey, you!

Stop them.

- No. - You can't be here.

- Get out of the way. - Move.

- Move out of the way. - Dr. Baek.

- You can't do this! - Hey, Beom!

Hurry. Come on.

- Hurry up! - Open up now!

- Please try again. - Wait, what happened?

Sir, I think he must've locked the system from inside.

- Give back my brother. - Do you really want to die?

- What are you doing? - How could an institution do this?

I won't let this slide. You must open it now. Do it now!

You'll all lose your jobs over this. Got that?

Bring me the master key.

- Hey, hurry up. - Go.

- Okay. - I can't believe this.

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I gave her a fraud case to take it easy.

She turned it into a murder case.

I thought he died in a hospital. That's odd.

I shouldn't have left Deuk-nam alone.

Now this isn't a simple fraud case anymore.

The three of you are prime suspects.

I'll never forgive them.

I searched everywhere, but I can't locate her.

She's the one we were looking for.

- A homicide? - This could be a homicide.

- Is it Baek Beom again? - Why did he call you, of all people?

Did something happen between you and Dr. Baek?

Don't trust him too much. Just be careful.

Are you saying the real murderer is on the move?

What is this?

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