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I will address you as a witness.

Witness, have you ever heard
that Choi Gyeong-ho was not

the real murderer?

-Yes.
-From whom did you hear it?

I heard it from Do Han-jun.

What is your relationship with Do Han-jun?

We were close friends
since we were little.

On what grounds did Do Han-jun tell you
that Choi Gyeong-ho wasn't the murderer?

He told me that the person who can prove
Choi Gyeong-ho's innocence is

himself.

Why did Do Han-jun tell you

that he can prove
Choi Gyeong-ho's innocence?

That conversation is...

recorded on my phone.

I will submit the recording
with the transcript as evidence.

Are you really going to do that?

To get the retrial approved,
this is the best card we have.

Don't you think so?

Tell me what you're going to testify...

on the witness stand.

Go ahead.

VOICE RECORDING

Your Honor,

may we listen to the recording here?

Yes, let's listen to it.

Can we take this time to ask Do Han-jun

for his understanding of the recording

and then listen to it?

Do Han-jun,

may we listen to the recording?

Yes.

Choi Gyeong-ho really believed
that I was the real murderer

even until his death.

You saw him at court that day.

He looked right at me when he said
the real murderer was someone else.

Did you talk with Choi Gyeong-ho yourself?

Yes, I went to visit him.

The first thing he said to me was,

"You hid behind your daddy back then.

You finally came here in person."

That means...

Yes.

Choi Gyeong-ho thought
that I had committed the act

and that Assemblyman Do tried
to cover up my crime.

What's important here is

that Choi Gyeong-ho
and Assemblyman Do had made a deal.

Hold on.

Does Do Han-jun give

details on the deal
between Assemblyman Do and Choi Gyeong-ho?

No, he does not.

I know the details of the deal.

I heard that Assemblyman Do had promised
to pay for my mom's surgery

and pay off our debts from loan sharks.

Continue the recording, please.

Without concrete evidence,
that wouldn't be enough.

There's more to it.

That night,

Assemblyman Do drove my car
with license plate number 1371

and scrapped my car the day after.

Do you have proof
that your father drove the 1371 car?

-There's a witness.
-Who?

My mom, Yoo Myeong-hui.

Let's organize the facts.

The day of the incident was

her wedding anniversary
with Assemblyman Do.

They got into a fight,

and he drove my car to the villa
completely drunk.

Something must have happened at the villa,

since he had scrapped my car
the day after.

To hide all that,

Assemblyman Do asked my mom
to lie for him and be his alibi.

These are the facts.

There's something I can't understand.

Professor Yoo Myeong-hui isn't...

the type to lie for her husband
and be his alibi.

That's right.

She'd never do that,

but she'd get beaten up if she didn't.

You don't plan to tell this too, do you?

I do.

-Han-jun.
-Based on the presumption of innocence,

the law forbids me from talking
about Assemblyman Do being the killer,

I'll expose his domestic abuse,

save my mom,

and disqualify him
from the presidential election.

We must strip him of his power

to make him stand trial.

Then what about you?

Even if I get taunted for being immoral,

I can't let my mom be
physically abused anymore.

Isn't this

more than enough to prove

that Choi Gyeong-ho is innocent?

If they still don't grant
a retrial after this,

then it's really ridiculous.

Unless the judges are
out of their minds...

This is the end of the recording
I'd like to submit.

We judges are in our right minds,

and we will not lose our minds
going forward, so don't worry.

Do you have any further questions?

Yes.

Do you know

Do Han-jun's father,

Assemblyman Do,
who is mentioned in the recording,

very well?

Yes.

What do you usually call Assemblyman Do?

I call him "Mister."

I try to call him "Assemblyman Do,"

but he insists I call him "Mister."

Does he do that only to you?

I don't think so,

but that is just my speculation.

I have no more questions.

If there aren't any more evidence
or statements to submit,

we will conclude the questioning now.

I knew you'd refuse to stay out of it.

But I couldn't have you talk

about your father in court yourself.

So you two

conspired together?

It wasn't conspiracy. It was cooperation.

-We wanted to be considerate of you.
-Seriously?

But why do I feel so cruddy?

Drink this.

If that's how you feel,

I'm sorry.

Conflicting with my dad these days

gave me a glimpse

of how hard it must've been for you
and how torturous...

Yes, it was torture.

That's why you shouldn't have left me
on the back burner.

I endured bone-grinding pain
to betray my father.

Shouldn't you have at least
let me say myself

why I had no choice but to do that?

And if you really were considerate of me,

you shouldn't have sympathized,
but empathized with me.

Han-jun.

Thanks for the drink.

Han-jun.

I'll go.

Do you remember

coming here with our dads...

when we were in elementary school?

My dad read a book on the side,

but your dad always ran around
and played with us.

Whenever we fought,

and I said it was your fault,

my dad said

he'd have to listen
to both sides of the story.

But your dad always said
his son couldn't have done anything wrong.

What are you trying to say?

From what I remember,

your dad was a good father to you.

Let's take a walk.

You asked what I wanted to say.

CONTACT LIST, SAH EUI-HYUN

JUDGE SAH EUI-HYUN

CONTACT LIST, HAN-JUN

Answer it.

It's okay. Talk.

Think again about why you came

to hate your dad.

Especially if it's because of your mom.

What do you mean?

From what I know of Professor Yoo,

she wouldn't let her husband beat her.

I was shocked
when I first heard that from you,

but once I was able to think
with a clear head, I realized...

that maybe there's
something you don't know.

-There's no such thing.
-Don't by hasty.

There's more than meets the eye.

So the chief justice is

very uncomfortable
about the two consecutive retrials

finding the defendant not guilty?

That's right. He seems to be
very uncomfortable with it.

It seems like he's been meeting
with the head chief too.

I think they'll be

very strict with Choi Gyeong-ho's retrial.

Of course they should be.

The idea of a retrial itself is

an insult to their reputation.

Hi, Attorney Jin. Did you find out?

Eui-hyun did?

Excuse me. Yes, and?

Eui-hyun submitted a recording?

What was it about?

What?

Son.

Hi, Mom.

So Eui-hyun ended up testifying
instead of you?

Yes.

They say they cooperated
to be considerate of me.

My son has great friends.

I wanted to prevent you

from stabbing your father in the back.

It looks like Eui-hyun
and Jeong-ju did that for me.

Mom.

Yes?

You were mentioned in the recording

that was submitted today.

I talked about Assemblyman Do's...

domestic violence.

I just wanted to give you a heads-up.

You made a mistake.

How?

Your father didn't hit me.

He didn't?

Then what are the bruises on your body?

What are they?

Whenever you got a new bruise,

you cooked sujebi. Why did you do that?

What are the marks I saw?

I told you...

there's more than meets the eye.

"There's more than meets the eye"?

My gosh, Eui-hyun told me
the same thing today.

What else do I need to see?

Mom, tell me.

You'll see it soon enough.

What?

Just wait a bit longer.

ASSEMBLYMAN DO'S ALLEGED DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
IN ASSEMBLYMAN DO'S MARRIAGE

Darn it.

Tell them it's not even worth addressing
those unfounded allegations.

Tell them if they don't take down
the articles,

we'll sue them for defamation
and dissemination of false information.

This is...

false information, right?

Yes, how many times must I tell you?

Then why don't you get Professor Yoo
and the reporters...

to hold a press conference
and tell them it's not true?

Hey, why would I make this
into bigger news?

This is all because of your son,

so you'd better handle it.

If it's not true,

I'll get the articles removed,

so don't get too worked up.

I'll hang up now.

What on earth have you done?

Why did you take the stand?

And what's with the recording?

You didn't even check the facts.
It's unlike you.

"Check the facts"?

Assemblyman Do swore an oath
but lied throughout the questioning.

Checking the facts is meaningless.

I bet he's not even telling you,
his attorney, the truth.

Han-jun, on the other hand,

has never been dishonest with me.

So,

are you saying you're going to point
a sword at your dad just like he did?

Dad, do you see it as if Han-jun is
pointing a sword at his father?

From what I see,

the sword is piercing Han-jun's heart.

Relay this to Assemblyman Do.

He must think about how devastated
Han-jun is and tell the truth.

That's how he can save Han-jun
from his misery.

Darn it!

I'm sorry

about this.

If you want,

I'll hold a press conference
and tell them it's not true.

I can hold it tomorrow and--

Yoo Myeong-hui.

Even if I'm obsessed

with becoming the president,

I will not make you go through
such humiliation.

Just don't try to prove
Choi Gyeong-ho's innocence.

Let's say I agree

that you made an incorrect ruling,

but look at Jeong-do.

After making an incorrect ruling
with Jang Sun-bok's case,

he took it as a fate
that comes with the judgeship

and handled it like a pro.

Do Jin-myeong.

I know.

Given your disposition,

I know you can't stand being wrong.

You know?

What do you know?

I know you very well.

No.

You don't know
why I forfeited my judgeship.

That's...

I wanted to live my life only as a judge.

Putting on my robe before the trials was

the happiest moment of my life.

That's how I felt!

But do you know how I felt when I took off
my robe and walked out of the courthouse?

Do you know? Do you?

Then are you saying...

that your resignation...

has something to do with Choi Gyeong-ho?

I told you.

When I followed you to the villa,

I called you.

If only I hadn't called...

Next up is Kim Ju-hyeong's case

of rape, injury by hostage, and murder.

Regarding the hostage, is the testimony
of a witness enough for us

to acknowledge the injury
on the victim's neck?

Yes. Right after the incident,

based on the testimony
that there was blood on her neck,

we can consider it as an injury.

Regarding the murder,

Judge Jeong and I have different opinions.

Kim Ju-hyeong pleads insanity.

Did you say "insanity"?

Yes.

Goodness, is he joking?

"Insanity"?

Insanity is not a card everyone can play.

He was diagnosed and treated
for schizophrenia when he was young.

Is that so?

Anyway,

let's think about his case a bit further.

Let's talk about Choi Gyeong-ho's retrial.

Okay.

Case number 2017G25 is

for Choi Gyeong-ho's retrial.

We have Seo Yong-su
and Sah Eui-hyun's testimonies,

the recorded conversation
between Sah Eui-hyun and Do Han-jun,

and the recording of Do Han-jun's visit
to Choi Gyeong-ho.

Ga-yeong called Gyeong-ho

by his first name.

I call him "Mister."

Choi Gyeong-ho believed
that Do Han-jun was the real murderer.

Based on Article 420, Sub-paragraph Five
of the Criminal Procedure Act,

it is clear that we must interpret
these discoveries

as new pieces of evidence
that will prove his innocence.

So we associate judges have agreed
on a decision.

What is your decision?

This is a bail hearing
for case number 2017C56.

As the commissioned judge
of the 73rd Criminal Judicial Panel,

I will lead the hearing

regarding the defendant's bail.

The defendant of this case

took care of her husband,
whose life had been sustained

through a respirator in the ICU
for five months.

Unable to take care of her young daughter,
who has a brain tumor,

and her mother-in-law, who has dementia,

she murdered her husband
by removing the respirator

even though it didn't meet
the requirements of the euthanasia law.

Therefore, according to Article 250,
Clause One of the Criminal Act,

the prosecution charges murder.

How do you plead for the charge?

I plead guilty.

I have committed a grave sin.

I have committed a grave sin...

PRESENT

State your reasons for her bail.

The defendant will accept any punishment.

The chief motive of her act was

because of her young daughter,
who is suffering from a brain tumor.

But her mother-in-law, who was
taking care of her, recently passed away.

There's no one but her

to take care of her sick daughter,

so we have filed a motion for her bail.

Prosecution, you may state your argument
for her bail.

I do sympathize with the defendant,

but she has a risk of fleeing as
her sentence has already been specified,

so I ask that you deny their motion.

THE BOUNDS OF THE SENTENCE ARE SET

Before your husband got
into a car accident,

did your husband agree that when he is
in an unrecoverable state,

you should not keep him on life support

for the sake of your family?

Yes.

We did agree on that,

but when it actually happened,

I couldn't dare to think of it.

But then my daughter got a brain tumor,

and because of the hospital bills
and caregiving costs,

I was just overwhelmed, so I...

Counsel.

In compliance with Article Two,
Sub-paragraph One of the Euthanasia Act,

did you obtain a prognosis from a doctor

that the patient faced imminent death
with no chance of recovery?

After a month of treatment,
his doctor said

that it was actually
a process leading towards death,

but he didn't want to give a prognosis.

He wasn't expected to last a month
after the accident,

but as the months passed, one by one,

it took a toll on my client,
and she fell into despair,

leading her to make this decision.

Does the defendant have
any other relatives?

I do, but they might as well not exist.

They are all struggling to make a living.

My daughter is

a sick child who needs hospital care.

So please...

help my child...

Please help...

my child.

Is your daughter nine years old?
She's in second grade?

Yes.

Thank you.

I'm terribly sorry.

The daughter doesn't know
about her mother being detained, correct?

Yes. She thinks she went out of town
to make money.

I see.

Yes?

Do you know where Judge Lee is?

I don't know. She isn't here.

Did she go to the restroom?

I need to go to the general affairs office
to take care of something.

I'm sorry,

but could you give this to her?

Sure.

SEOUL CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT

Judge Lee.

-I think it finally came.
-What did?

Could you open it for me?

SEOUL CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT

DEFENDANT CHOI GYEONG-HO

"Case number 2017G25.

Murder defendant, Choi Gyeong-ho.

Claimant, Lee Jeong-ju.

By order of the court,

the petition for retrial is

hereby...

granted."

It isn't over yet.

It's just the beginning.

Congratulations, Judge Lee.

I heard that the petition
for retrial was granted.

Thank you.

It's all thanks to your support.

I didn't do anything.
I just added a few lines.

I think Judge Sah played a big role.

I know.

It's not easy to answer
so brazenly like this.

It's not that hard.

What are your opinions
on the bail hearing?

My questioning
at the hearing wasn't enough

to evaluate if it meets
the conditions of the bail,

so I'd like to visit the hospital
that the daughter is at

to examine the facts.

If we allow a murderer
to be released through bail,

average citizens wouldn't be able

to understand from their point of view.

Therefore, it's necessary for us

to check the reasons of her motion
for bail more thoroughly.

Since she's a young girl,

you should accompany him
as a commissioned judge, Judge Lee.

Okay. I felt bad after reading
her reasons for bail too.

Seeing for myself will help
with making a decision.

You must've been busy these days
with your brother's retrial,

but we have even more work now
at the end of the year.

Jang Sun-bok claimed

that she was innocent
for the past ten years,

but your brother quietly served time
for ten years,

so it might be harder for you
to prove his innocence.

Since it would impose pressure
on the court

if a ruling is overturned twice in a row,

they might take strict measures
on Choi Gyeong-ho's retrial.

Catching the real murderer would
solve all problems.

Anyway, good luck.

That's all the support I can give you.

A word of encouragement
like this is reassuring.

I am quite reassuring
to my associate judges, aren't I?

I don't know how a competent judge
like Judge Sah would think though.

Sorry?

I also think...

you are reassuring.

It's good to be on the same panel
as you, Chief Oh.

Is that so?

Since both of you find me reassuring,

I will treat you to lunch tomorrow

since I have lunch plans today.

Then I will treat you
to lunch today, Judge Sah.

How does that sound?

-Sure.
-What would you like to eat?

Well...anything but jajangmyeon.

Enjoy.

When are you going to the hospital?

If you're taking your car,

-can you give me a lift?
-Let's go separately.

-Pardon?
-We don't have to go together.

I can go there by myself.

I don't know why Chief Oh wanted you
to accompany me.

It's because she's a girl.

Since she's a girl,
she would like a female judge?

That's the anachronistic idea
that divides men and women.

If you want to go alone, suit yourself.

I will talk to Chief Oh
and get myself out of this task.

Sure.

Tell your reassuring chief

that one commissioned judge is enough.

Sure, I'll do that.

Okay.

Judge Sah, I didn't know

you were so petty.

"Petty"?

I've never heard that before.

I'm sure it just fell on deaf ears.

I'm sure you were too busy at the court
to hear people complain.

I see.

You know, you tend to be
quite loose with your words.

Loose with my words?

If you were going
to call everyone reassuring,

you shouldn't have said it to me.

Why not? I was simply speaking the truth.

I find you reassuring,
especially since we share a chamber.

Exactly.

If you felt the same way
towards the chief,

you shouldn't have said it
like it was only to me.

That night, you were saying
how you couldn't say it to my face.

So naturally, I thought you said it

only to me, and I misunderstood.

Let's not bother. Go on and eat.

My gosh.

You bring water only for yourself?

It looks like you're petty and cheap.

Since I'm cheap anyway,

may I say something else?

A few days ago, you couldn't get through
to Han-jun, correct?

Yes.

I'm sure you knew I was with him.

-Yes.
-Why didn't you call me then?

Pardon?

Rationally speaking,

Han-jun and I left you together.

You called Han-jun, but he didn't pick up.

Then naturally, shouldn't you call me,
who was with--

I was going to but I didn't.

I was going to call you first,
but I called him instead

because I figured he might get offended

seeing you talk with me on the phone.

And I didn't call you
after he didn't pick up

because I felt bad for some reason

about asking how Han-jun is doing

and worrying about him.

I didn't want to be

a nuisance to you
in order to be considerate of Han-jun.

Because to me, your feelings are

just as important as Han-jun's.
Are you happy now?

Where are you going?

To call the chief and tell him

-that I won't go to the hospital.
-You should go.

Sit down. Sit back down.

Come to think of it,

I haven't questioned many young girls.

I think it would be better
for you to accompany me.

Also,

this water was for you.

I don't drink water
when I eat jajangmyeon.

I eat pickled radish instead.

This is the trial for case number 2017G135
for rape and assault,

2017G851 for murder,

and 2017G3315 for injury by hostage.

-Let's go.
-This is a trial

for Defendant Kim Ju-hyeong.

We will now begin the trial.

Defendant Kim Ju-hyeong...

TRIAL FOR RAPE, HOSTAGE, AND MURDER

...raped several minors,

and during his trial,

he took the judge hostage

and caused her physical harm.

Furthermore, while serving time in prison,

he murdered a fellow inmate,
Choi Gyeong-ho,

disguising it as self-defense.

Because he has even committed murder,

the crimes are very grave.

Therefore, he is sentenced as follows.

By order of the court,
Kim Ju-hyeong is sentenced...

to life in prison.

What? Why are you letting
this scumbag live?

He should be executed.

A lowlife like this should be executed!

How could you give him life in prison?

Life in prison?

Wasn't I supposed to get off on insanity?

It's been so long
since I've felt this way.

Hello. Come take a look.

How pretty.

What do you think?

Isn't it a bit too mature
for a second grader?

Was that meant for yourself?

No.

I'm too old to wear something like this.

Let's go to the hospital.

I have to look after my family too,

but I felt terrible about their situation,

so I'm looking after her.

But what will that poor thing do now?

Who are you?

Well,

I know your mommy.

Then could you please tell my mommy

to come visit me soon?

I need to stay alive until my mommy comes,

but I don't know if I can do that.

Do you have a card here too?

-It's this one.
-Can I take a look?

God, even if I die,

please don't let my mom be too sad.

Please let her cry only a little.

Mommy cried too much

when Daddy died.

I see.

I miss Mommy.

You do?

You need to be diligent
with your treatments until you see Mommy.

This is a gift from Mommy, so...

Mommy said you have to get better
and wear this.

I will. It's pretty.

Do you like it?

I can wear it now too.

It's pretty.

Life is so unfair.

How could it give a nine-year-old
such a harsh life?

The doctor said

they can't predict what will happen
with children.

Even when everyone says it's hopeless,

miracles do happen.

I really hope that miracle will happen
to Ji-seon.

That's right.

I bought another one
while buying Ji-seon's.

You seemed to want it.

Are you giving it to me?

Yes.

Now that I look at it,

it isn't so bad.

It's kind of cute too.

Are you saying it looks pretty?

Yes.

-Hey, what's up?
-Hey, my best friend.

What is it that I couldn't see?

Have you been drinking?

Yes, I drank. So what?

I thought I'd be able
to see something if I drank.

But I can't see anything.
I see even less now.

Where are you right now?

So Eui-hyun,

I'm only going to see things

that are in front of me now.

I asked where you are.

If you know where I am,

will you come?

Answer me right now.

I don't want to.

You can't come here.

I used to come here often with Jeong-ju,

but I'm not sure if we can
come here together again.

My strength to face her is
disappearing little by little.

But I'm going to see her again, right?

It's not like I have the strength
to stay away from her.

Han-jun.

Is there a bar that you
and Han-jun often went to?

Sorry?

Han-jun, are you all right?

It's Jeong-ju.

Why are you here? This is embarrassing.

Darn it.

Hey, Jeong-ju.

I told you...

that...

you don't have to like me back.

But that was a lie.

After I told you that...

After...

After that,

my heart...

broke into a million pieces.

There were holes in my heart.

There was...

There was this piercing cold wind
coming through the holes.

It was so cold.

My heart feels so cold.

Why did you drink so much?

Let's get you home first.

Try to stand up.

No, don't come near me.

No, don't.

No, I won't go.

I don't want to.

Hello.

Put him down on the couch.

I'm sorry.

No, you shouldn't be.

I was actually going to call you.

Can we talk for a moment?

You're going to stand as a witness?

Yes.

The petition has been granted,
and the retrial will be held.

This is a war now.

Use me as your bullet.

Professor Yoo.

My testimony will be

your finishing blow.

CHOI GYEONG-HO'S RAPE AND MURDER, INNOCENT

During my visit, I found out
that her nine-year-old daughter has

radiation therapy
for her brain tumor next week.

Taking into account
the age and condition of the patient,

it's her doctor's expert opinion
that her mother should

take care of her to help her overcome

the sequela of the treatment.

Considering the effort of the mother

to look after her daughter,

the hospital says it's unlikely that she
would flight and leave her daughter.

Since she used the deposit
of her house to pay

for her daughter's hospital bills
and her mother-in-law's caretaker,

she is not capable of paying
the bail with cash.

I'd like to suggest releasing her on bail
after adding some conditions

by applying Article 96
of the Criminal Procedure Act.

Release her on bail with conditions
so that she can tend to her daughter.

Yes, Chief Oh.

Prosecutor Do has been quiet these days.

I know. He hasn't called since that day.

You should give him a call.

Should I?

HAN-JUN

Speak of the devil.

Yes.

How did you answer my call
after just one ring?

It's like you've been waiting
for my call like a lover.

Yes, I've been waiting.

What?

You've been waiting for my call?

My gosh. Are you feeling okay?

Should I put Judge Lee on the phone?

Jeong-ju?

Is she with you?

Hold on.

Hi, Han-jun.

Hi, Jeong-ju.

Is your preparation
for the trial coming along well?

Yes.

Do you want to go grab something to eat?

What?

Eat with me.

Well...

Sure.

Then come with Eui-hyun.
I'll be at the restaurant.

Okay.

Bye.

Why are you all so serious? It's awkward.

Since when was it awkward among us?

Hey, Jeong-ju.

I get that you need to prepare
for the trial, but look at you.

She looks terrible because she hasn't
seen me for a few days.

I don't look that bad.

I told you to take care of Jeong-ju.
Just look at her.

Since you guys always eat together,

don't let her eat ramen or instant foods.
Have her eat beef bone soup, you know?

Have her eat something
that will invigorate her health.

I didn't make her eat ramen.

She did that all on her own.

Hey, shut it. Eat a lot. Come on.

Let's keep the spirit alive.

The three of us should never
meet up again, okay?

Why?

What is it?

I love both of you to death,

but I don't think the three of us should
hang out and get attached.

What do you mean?

I don't think I can meet
the two of you together like this.

Come on. Eat up, will you?

Eat. You wanted to eat together.

Eat.

Come on. Just eat up.

Don't look so serious. Goodness.

ASSEMBLY MAN DO JIN-MYEONG CALLED AS A
WITNESS FOR A RAPE CASE

Your dad was a good father to you.

What are you doing, Mom?

Hey.

You know this statue of Lady Justice?

You said she resembled me, right?

Yes.

I got it for you
because she resembled you.

When I was a judge,

if I got stuck while reading
a case file or writing a decision,

I'd look at this.

That would clear everything up.

I...

wanted to be a great judge...

that would make even Lady Justice cry.

It's not too late. You can go back.

I think we should give this
to Jeong-ju now.

After helping Jang Sun-bok be found
not guilty,

the presidential candidate,
Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong, will be

a witness at this trial...

Isn't that Professor Yoo Myeong-hui?

Assemblyman Do Jin-myeong of
Korea Advancement Party has not arrived

at the courtroom yet.

The reporters are split
with their opinions

on whether Assemblyman Do will appear.

What will you do?

Reporters are camping out

and waiting for you
in the lobby downstairs.

If you don't appear after being called
as a witness,

people will suspect you more.

This is case number 2017G25.

We will now begin the retrial
of Choi Gyeong-ho.

Before starting this trial,

our judges conducted several hearings

to carefully determine whether or not

we should grant this retrial.

We will now begin analyzing
the evidence for the retrial.

Witness Yoo Myeong-hui.

Yes.

You earnestly requested this court
to let you testify

to the defendant's innocence,

so the court called you as a witness.

Please take the stand.

Please take the oath.

"Oath.

I solemnly swear that I will tell
the truth, the whole truth,

and nothing but the truth.

I affirm

that I will face penalties
of perjury if I falsely testify."

Witness Yoo Myeong-hui.

Will the defense like to question
the witness first?

Hello, Mister.

Ask your questions.

You said...

there was

something you had to say
on the stand, correct?

Yes.

Please tell us...

what it is.

The evidence
that found Choi Gyeong-ho guilty,

Kim Ga-yeong's underwear
in which Choi Gyeong-ho's DNA was found,

was fabricated.

Can you prove it?

Yes.

This is...

the real underwear

that Kim Ga-yeong wore
on the day of the incident.

And this is...

the DNA test report of the sample...

NATIONAL FORENSIC SERVICE, DNA TEST REPORT

...found from the real underwear.

Whose DNA was found

on that underwear?

Kim Ga-yeong's...

and Do Jin-myeong's.