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(Episode 9)
(This is a work of fiction.)
Running away?
Is that South Asian guy in court?
He's on trial, so of course the defendant has to be there.
You saw him with your own eyes?
He has been on the witness stand all morning.
The defense has just finished questioning him.
The court rules as follows.
The second defendant, Ramesh Ramaiah,
charged with conspiracy to commit theft,
is found not guilty.
Ho Mei Yee was arrested at the airport and brought back.
What's the big deal?
It's just a small matter.
- I'm back now, aren't I? - A small matter?
Conspiracy to commit theft and jumping bail.
Don't be ridiculous.
I was just talking nonsense that day.
I didn't conspire to steal anything.
But you signed a confession.
If I didn't sign it, you wouldn't have let me go.
I was in a hurry to catch my flight.
How did you identify that South Asian man?
His photo was on your whiteboard.
I watch TV. It was easy to guess.
So you confessed to theft just so you could go on a trip?
I wasn't just going on a trip.
I was going to the B-Y-E concert in Tokyo.
Do you know how hard it is to get those tickets?
Are you crazy?
You could go to jail for this.
I planned to tell you everything as soon as I got back.
You've been gone for half a year, miss.
Do you think I wanted to be?
After the Tokyo show,
I went to the Seoul show.
I was planning to come back and explain everything to you.
But the night before my flight,
Kat said she wanted to go to a sauna.
So we went.
We were just taking selfies.
But those middle-aged ladies wouldn't let us go.
They said we took photos of their breasts.
Good grief.
Then the police came and wouldn't let us leave.
Hello, Extraordinary Lam.
Handsome "Sanitary Napkin" Officer.
Anyway, I'm ready to give a new statement anytime.
Have a seat.
Hello? Boss, yes.
I've retrieved all the money.
I'm coming back now.
Okay, that's all for now.
Okay.
Avalon Hotel, Room 821.
Okay.
Why are you going to a hotel out of the blue?
Okay, see you the day after tomorrow at 12pm.
Okay, bye.
New boyfriend?
No, someone wants to buy that jade piece.
We have money to see B-Y-E now!
Are you crazy?
I checked the ticket prices yesterday.
They're over 20,000 dollars each!
I hope there are still tickets available.
I'm willing to pay any amount.
Hello?
Weirdo.
(Call Log)
Pei Pei.
Brat, playing with the phone again?
What's wrong?
You don't look all right.
I have a fever.
I'm burning up.
I'm worried about you. Go home and rest.
It's not time yet.
It's fine. I'll clock you out at 1:30pm.
I'll give you half a day's pay. You can go.
Sorry, I don't have my Octopus card.
What is it?
Can you stand over there?
"Close the door, press four digits, then the pound key."
"When you hear the beeping sound, it means the code has been set."
What now?
Turn around.
Four, three, two, one, pound.
Okay, four, three, two, one, pound.
Done. It's that simple.
What's taking so long? Are you done?
Pound. Okay, it's done.
Let's go.
Let's go if you're finished.
Why are we taking the alley?
This way is faster.
Hello?
Hello?
Hello?
Hey, wait.
Driver, drop me off at the hotel, please.
Okay.
I'm sorry.
Are you done groping me?
I'm sorry.
You pervert.
Sir, smoking is not allowed on hotel premises.
You're crazy.
Please finish your cigarette outside before entering.
I'm in a hurry.
Then please discard your cigarette butt.
Do you know how expensive cigarettes are?
Sir, you cannot enter the hotel like this.
Is this okay now?
Are you Kiki?
The room is over there.
What's wrong? This way...
I'm coming. Don't rush me.
Hello?
I'm here. Open the door.
Hurry up.
- We've been waiting for you. - You took so long.
Are you in a hurry to lose money?
- Get up. - Okay, get up.
- Get up. - Okay, get up.
You two, get your clothes from the wardrobe department.
Okay, I'll take him. Let's go.
Wait.
Go to hair and makeup and shave first.
Okay, got it. Okay, let's go.
Hello?
Interested in a police lineup later?
They specifically want a South Asian man with a beard.
I just shaved my beard.
Whatever, just come anyway. We're short on people.
Okay, we're ready to go. Come this way.
Move over. Line up.
Move over.
Okay, stand still. You stand here.
Okay, everyone is in position.
Mr. Kwan, take a look.
These two have different skin tones. Not them.
Got it.
You and you, step out first.
Okay, stand over here.
Yes, stand over here.
Is this okay?
The heights are clearly different.
Everyone, sit down.
Some have blond hair,
some have long hair, and some don't have beards.
He would be recognized instantly.
Everyone, put on masks and shower caps.
(Let justice be done.)
Officer, what are you doing here?
I just finished up.
- What happened? - A body was found.
- That serious? - Which room?
Room 830.
Nice!
Good shot!
Nice shot!
Good shot, Leo!
Henry!
How are you? Are you okay?
- I'm fine. - Are you sure?
Pass it!
Over here!
I touched the ball first.
Penalty!
I just lost my balance.
That's it. Penalty!
- Leo, we're not confident. - You have to take the shot.
- We can't handle it. - No confidence.
We can't handle it.
Exactly. We need you in the clutch moment.
- Leo is the best. - Okay.
Come on!
Come on.
Good shot!
Nice goal!
- Easy. - Good shot!
That was a tough one, but you still scored.
Truly impressive.
- Leo! - Leo!
Have a seat.
That was a powerful kick.
You've still got it.
- I'm getting rusty. - Not at all.
You have great mental focus.
It's like you saw right through him.
That penalty was beautiful.
- He just helped me out. - Good shot!
Leo, you seem so happy.
How about some beer? My treat.
Sure.
- Beer sounds good. - Okay.
Oh, no.
My wallet and phone are in the locker.
Let me get it.
I'll go buy them.
No need.
I'll go back to the locker and get them.
No, let me do the legwork.
I have cash.
- Leo, how about draft beer? - Sure.
- Draft is fine. - Draft is good.
Si Long, Leo wants a draft beer!
- Got it! - Okay!
Leo, bottled is better.
Either is fine.
- You really know your beer. - It doesn't matter.
Hey, Leo wants a bottled draft beer!
- Okay, coming right up. - Okay!
Draft is good. Draft tastes better.
Yes, make it ice cold.
He was helping. I shot left, and he dove right.
Be careful not to mix them up.
How could I? Even a blind man can tell.
You only sprained your ankle, not your hands.
It's just a few bundles. You don't need a cart.
Please pick them up.
No.
By the way, you haven't said if you're coming.
It's just soccer. I don't have to go every week.
Did you RSVP already?
If you go and I don't, I'll look bad.
Think about it yourself.
If you're not afraid your mentor will be unhappy,
just say you're busy.
I actually sprained my ankle. Can't I skip just once?
Can you skip work just for a sprain?
- If it's serious enough, you can. - Right.
But you're not hurt that badly.
Here's yours.
It's your first time being on opposite sides.
Stay sharp.
Be careful.
Get going.
Regarding the murder case...
The cautioned statement is here.
- Master, 65C. - Okay.
Henry just brought 65C.
(Presiding Magistrate: Principal Magistrate Ha Yu)
October 16, 2024,
11:35pm.
Room 830, Avalon Hotel.
A man and a woman were found.
The ambulance is here. We're coming up now.
This way.
Miss.
Miss, are you all right?
Miss, are you all right?
The patient has no pulse or respiration.
Rigor mortis has set in.
I believe he has been dead for a while.
The deceased is Lam Ka Chai.
Male, 45 years old.
Time of death was October 16, 2024,
between 8pm and 10pm.
The cause of death was...
drinking whiskey mixed with Chloroxylenol disinfectant,
leading to acute respiratory failure...
and cardiac arrest.
The defendant, Yeung Yi Ting, female,
was 43 years old at the time.
She was found unconscious in Room 830.
She had also consumed...
whiskey mixed with Chloroxylenol disinfectant.
Exhibit P13 was found on the floor.
Phone A, restored to factory settings.
P14, Phone B, restored to factory settings.
Found on the nightstand were...
Exhibit P15, a plastic takeout bowl,
P16, a liquor bottle,
P17, a glass with lipstick marks,
and P18, another glass.
Next to the desk phone in the room,
Exhibit P19 was found,
two empty blister packs of sleeping pills.
On the shelf above the toilet tank,
Exhibits P20 and P21 were found.
In the defendant's car,
parked at her residence,
Exhibit P22 was found.
The reassembled shredded paper...
is a confession written by the defendant.
- The content is... - No.
Don't call it a "confession".
Don't say it was written by the defendant.
The reassembled shredded paper...
is a piece of paper with writing on it.
And then?
Exhibit P30,
CCTV footage from San Chiu Wing Pharmacy.
It shows the defendant entering alone...
to buy medicine and a bottle of disinfectant.
That statement was taken a week after the incident.
Officers Ting Kin Cheuk and Choi Kit Yi...
took it from the defendant at the hospital.
Chai said he was suffering.
He was tired and wanted to end it all.
And then?
Then we went to buy medicine.
"We"?
The CCTV only showed you entering the pharmacy.
It was just me.
But he asked me to buy it.
What happened after that?
After that, we went back to the hotel.
I mixed the disinfectant into the alcohol.
He cried and told me...
he was sorry.
He said he was useless...
for making me so unhappy.
I said no, it was my own choice.
And then?
Then... I watched him finish the alcohol.
I knew by then he was already gone.
I was going to drink it and follow him.
But then I suddenly remembered...
the photo we took at Mount Fuji.
It was a beautiful photo.
It's my favorite photo.
We talked about getting married...
and going back there for wedding photos.
So I took out my phone...
and changed his profile picture.
The defendant admitted to a "suicide pact".
By law, that should only be manslaughter.
The prosecution is charging murder because of that cautioned statement.
Isn't that just handing us a win?
It's not that simple.
They want to use it to prove...
there are holes in her story.
Winson,
would you consider pleading guilty to manslaughter?
Sorry, no way.
There's reasonable doubt.
I disagree.
Winson, Victor.
Winson, Victor, come here.
- Great. - Come.
Look at this view.
- Take it in. - Okay.
Well?
Doesn't looking at the sea make you feel refreshed?
Of course, Leo.
To be honest, this view is unbeatable.
Here's the thing.
I'm planning to give up this office.
Don't be so surprised.
I'm getting old.
My stamina isn't what it used to be.
It's time for me to step down.
Our chamber needs a new chamber head.
It's not time yet, Leo.
We can't manage without you.
Exactly. We really can't do it without you.
I still have so much to learn from you.
Exactly.
Let me finish.
But the new occupant of this office...
must be a Senior Counsel.
So before I leave, I'll pick one person...
to recommend for Senior Counsel.
Work hard, everyone.
- Take it in once more. - Okay.
Excuse me.
Hey.
- What a coincidence. - Wait.
Are you okay, Fatty?
Yes, I'm fine.
- Thank you, Fatty. - I'm going that way anyway.
I'll take it in.
You're all recovered now.
Even helping people carry things.
Fatty.
What? She's a lady.
What's wrong with helping her carry things?
You're just trying to get a head start.
How devious.
You're just jealous.
- You're a lecher. - Yes, I am.
Excuse me.
Victor, are you playing soccer on Saturday?
Are you playing?
Yes.
If you're playing, I'm not.
Our trial starts next week.
Let's avoid each other.
Then you can play next week.
Okay.
Ms. Yeung.
These are your barristers, Mr. Yu and Mr. Siu.
I've reviewed your case files. I--
Chai and I had a pact to die together.
It was a suicide pact.
I don't mind going to prison.
For Chai, I would stay there for life.
But I won't let people say...
that I killed him out of spite.
Understood. We will do our best to help you.
In your cautioned statement,
you only mentioned...
drinking whiskey mixed with disinfectant.
But at the scene,
there was also a plastic takeout bowl of porridge.
Traces of sleeping pills were found in it.
Why didn't you mention that?
I don't know.
According to the forensic report,
they didn't find any traces...
of sleeping pills in your system.
But they did find disinfectant...
and whiskey.
Did you not eat that porridge?
I don't remember.
According to the forensic report,
the times at which you and Lam Ka Chai drank...
were two to three hours apart.
What were you doing during those few hours?
I watched him die.
Chai insisted I wait for him to finish first.
He said he was afraid of the pain and that he might back out.
So he wanted me to watch him die first.
It's his wife.
The love was clearly gone.
Why wouldn't she give him a divorce?
Chai really loved me.
He was in so much pain.
I couldn't stand seeing him like that.
I told him it didn't matter.
If we have to die, we'll die together.
I can do it.
As long as I can be with you,
nothing else matters.
And then you used Lam Ka Chai's phone...
to log into his social media...
and change his profile picture?
Yes.
Why did you factory reset both phones later?
I didn't want people gossiping about me.
Do you mean...
you didn't want people to see the contents of your phones...
and gossip about you,
so you reset both phones?
Yes.
These torn papers were found in your car.
Did you write this?
Yes.
Why did you write this?
The prosecution will say this paper...
is your confession before the murder.
If you can't explain it well,
we won't be able to help you.
He had depression.
His wife was pushing him too hard.
She kept using their daughter to threaten him.
She said if they divorced, he would never see his daughter again.
Chai was depressed for a long time because of that.
Sometimes he would lock himself in the bathroom...
and not come out for hours.
One time,
I really thought he had killed himself in there.
It was painful for me to see him like that.
I really didn't want to go on like this.
That time, I was in the car.
I thought...
Forget it, I might as well help him.
I'll kill him and then kill myself.
So I wrote this letter.
But then I thought about it and felt I couldn't do it.
So I tore it up.
But sometimes, I really wanted him dead.
Ms. Yeung,
we're defending you based on what you tell us.
It's best not to say things in the heat of the moment,
especially in court.
He always went back on his word.
He was so indecisive.
I wanted to kill him when I saw him like that.
Excuse me.
I need to go to the restroom.
Mr. Wong, I'll leave you two to it.
You should go too.
Ms. Yeung,
if you still want Mr. Yu to defend you,
don't say those things to him.
What things?
That you wanted Lam Ka Chai dead.
These things are detrimental to the defense.
Your instructions to Mr. Yu...
are to plead not guilty to murder, right?
Mr. Yu must now represent you in court...
based on that position.
But the principle is...
he cannot lie on your behalf...
knowing that you are lying.
It was a suicide pact.
If I were a juror, I wouldn't believe her.
She clearly killed Lam Ka Chai...
and then faked a suicide.
If she really wanted to die,
she wouldn't have called the police so quickly.
If that's the truth, what would you do?
Find an excuse to turn down the case?
If I knew for a fact she committed murder,
to be honest, I would feel very uncomfortable.
With that mindset,
how can you fight for your client's best interests?
Presumption of innocence.
When a person is accused by the government,
they have the right to tell their story.
Think about it.
They are facing the entire government.
The resources are completely unequal.
So our role is to help the defendant...
present their version of events...
and withstand the prosecution's challenge.
In the end, it's up to the jury...
to believe either the prosecution's or the defense's version.
That process is what a fair trial is.
I heard Leo is retiring soon.
He's choosing who to recommend for Senior Counsel.
Both you and Winson were called into his office.
You really are a gossip.
Master, if you win this case,
you might get Leo's recommendation.
Don't be so naive.
Even if I win, it won't be me.
Leo has already made his choice.
He's just putting on a show of fairness.
I'm just here to make up the numbers.
I think you have a good chance, Master.
I'm so socially inept.
Why would Leo choose me?
Anything else?
Here's the document.
You can do it.
I didn't expect you to come.
How are you? Are you settling in okay?
It has been a year. I've had to get used to it.
I never thought this would be where I would see you again.
The last time...
was when we signed papers at the law firm.
Maybe this is where we'll meet from now on.
Don't say that. You'll be fine.
Can you do something for me?
What is it?
Can you buy me some decent clothes?
I want to look presentable on the day of the trial.
I know what people think of me.
I want to show them that I have nothing to hide.
I didn't do anything to hurt Chai.
I didn't kill him.
- Master, your coffee. - Thank you.
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