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Prisoner 2066.

You have a visitor.

I don't want to see him.

Tell him not to visit...

...from now on.

He refused to see you.

He also asked that you no
longer come to see him from now on.

Are you certain you told him it was his son?

I made sure to tell him
it was Choi Do–hyun.

Both before and this last time.

(Confession)

(Episode 1)

Oh, it's nice and warm.

Oh, that's nice.

We have to finish this today.

–Yes, all right.
– Let's get started then.

Yes, sir.

What is that?

Take a picture of that.

–What are your work hours?
–You're the one who found it?

Yes, I did.

Captain, come look at this.

Captain, the victim's
possessions came from over there.

It's the murder case
of a woman in her 20's...

...killed at a construction site
in Seoul's Eunseo–gu.

I am sure most of you have heard of it.

The killer mutilated the victim's body...

...stripped the victim naked,
and burned the clothing.

It is a grotesque and cruel murder...

...that has traumatized everyone.

However, two weeks have
passed since the murder...

...yet there has been no progress.

Voices of criticism against
the police have been growing.

Jeez, I'm losing my appetite.

Do they think we're slacking off?

The police are just a target to curse at.

Seeing how the body
was hacked up like that...

...this is not a regular murder case.

No matter how hard we look,
we can't find a single lead.

What if we really can't catch the guy?

Hey, do you know what our
country's murder arrest rate is?

–What is it?
–Over 95 percent, man.

That's right, 95 percent.

So there are five out of 100
who don't get caught.

Yes, five.

So...

... they remain unsolved.

Don't say "unsolved" so carelessly.

We have to be like crocodiles.

Once they bite down,
they never let go.

A detective is the same.

Once you bite down,
you must go to the end.

Yes, Captain. I'll keep that in mind.

Our ramen's getting cold.

Are the fingerprint analysis
results coming out today?

Yes, I checked on that a little while ago.

It'll take another hour or two
because there aren't enough prints.

What good does it do
to ask every 30 minutes?

Pressuring them won't
give us results faster.

Where are you going, Choon–ho?

The lab.

Eunseo Police Violent Crimes Unit.

Hello?

Hey, you slugs.

If you crawl like that...

...how will you catch me when I'm running?

Keep it up.

Slugs, slugs.

–It's him again.
– Slugs?

Seriously, what the hell!

–How many times is that today?
–It's the fourth time today.

Is he for real?

Eunseo Police Violent Crimes...

Okay.

Okay. The fingerprint results are out.

Suspect is Han Jong–gu,
born 1987, age 27.

He doesn't have a regular job.

His current address is 201,
79 Sangjeong–ro, Eunseo–gu, Seoul.

Han Jong–gu.

Han Jong–gu!

Han Jong–gu!

Han Jong–gu!

Han Jong–gu.

Han Jong–gu! Get him!

Stop! Hey!

–We have to get him.
–Han Jong–gu!

–Han Jong–gu!
–Hey!

Hey, stop!

Hey, Han Jong–gu!

Stop right there!

Hey! Stop right there!

–Stop!
–Freeze!

Get him!

Han Jong–gu!

Stop!

Get him!

Hey!

Han Jong–gu! Han Jong–gu!

Right here.

Ouch! Don't be so rough.

That hurts, that hurts.

Oh, that hurts.

The president is entering.

Sit down.

Oh, Probationary Attorney Choi Do–hyun.

Yes, sir.

You received a state–appointed case?

Yes, it's the Eunseo–gu
murder and burglary case.

–Eunseo–gu?
–The murder case?

You're taking the case on as a
probationary lawyer at our firm...

...so please do your very best.

It will be a good experience for you.

Yes, I understand.

Who is that?

(Prosecution)

Counsel, proceed with
your opening statement.

The defendant admits to the crime...

...and acknowledges all wrongdoing.

Also, the crime occurred while
under the influence of alcohol.

He asks for leniency.

I didn't kill her.

I didn't kill her.

I said, I didn't kill her!

Defendant, be quiet.

Darn it.

Counselor.

Counselor?

Counselor.

Did the defendant not
admit to all of the crimes?

In order for me to confirm
the defendant's intent...

...I would like to make
a request for continuance.

Why did you do it?

No matter what the situation...

...I don't think it's right to
say I did something I didn't.

In this statement here...

...you signed your name...

...conceding that you committed the crimes.

I was just so scared then.

The detectives were yelling at me
with my phone records and fingerprints.

I was so afraid.

So, you admitted to murder?

You must, at least, tell me the truth.

If you did kill a person...

–... you need to tell me.
–I didn't. Please believe me.

You reversed your statement
in court without discussing with me.

–How can I trust you?
–I really didn't do it.

It was all because the
detectives were browbeating me.

I feel so wronged.

People like me get
dragged along and put to trial.

Then it's life in prison
or the death penalty.

Isn't that right?

Then tell me the truth...

...so that I can believe you.

Darn it.

I had a lot to drink that night.

I had to pee so bad,
so I was going about my business.

Then I spotted a handbag on the ground.

So, I took that bag...

You know that bag was on the news.

I looked at it and noticed it was
similar to the one I took money from.

On top of that, it was the crime scene.

At first, I was worried that
the police would come looking.

But a couple weeks passed
and nothing happened.

I knew my prints were
probably on that bag.

Why did you do this?

"You slugs."

"If you crawl like that, how will
you catch me when I'm running?"

Keep it up.

Slugs, slugs.

It was you who called, wasn't it?

Five times, at that.

At the time...

...I felt that the police were pathetic,
being unable to catch the killer.

Honestly, think about it.

They couldn't catch a petty thief like me.

How can they catch a murderer?

So, you're saying you did
that to tease the police?

Yes.

Hey, Probation.

Where are you going?

I need to look over
something at the crime scene.

What are you going to do there?

My client insists he's innocent.

I think it'll help his defense...

...if I check for myself.

Are you a detective?

Hey, a lawyer...

...is a person who
represents their clients in court.

We don't go around to crime scenes.

If you have time for that,
you should prepare your defense.

Let him be.

When you're a probationary lawyer,
that's when you want to try everything.

Go on and investigate
the crime scene passionately.

He really overdoes it.

So what if he placed second on the bar
three years after graduating high school?

It is pretty amazing.

He'll never be appointed
a judge or prosecutor though.

He was second place.

His father is on death row.

Who are you?

–Oh.
–I asked you who you are.

I'm a lawyer...

...for the murder case that occurred here.

–Lawyer?
–Yes, I wanted to look around.

So, you got a clear look
during the on–site inspection?

–That's what you're saying?
–That's right.

Go on.

See. He knew because he's done it before.

Most people push the door forward.

I did that too, but he naturally...

...pushed it to the side,
and then walked in.

I'd like to ask you something.

By any chance...

...has this person worked here before?

He has, but...

Did he cause trouble?

A bunch of detectives came by before.

Can you show me where he worked?

(Witness)

Witness, what made you certain
that the defendant was guilty?

There are several things.
First, the victim's bag from the scene...

...had the defendant's fingerprints on it.

He also called us and
revealed himself as the culprit.

During the on–site inspection...

...he did something that
only the killer would know.

The defendant did it naturally.

Something that only the killer would know.

What was it?

It was the method of opening the door...

...to the crime scene location.

Please turn the monitor on.

Sir, the door that you mentioned...

–...is it the door in the picture?
–Yes, it is.

What was different about
the way he opened the door?

That door is a sliding door.

So, it looks like one you
should push forward or pull in.

However, that's not the case.

That door must be slid sideways to open.

Next picture, please.

The method is to slide it sideways.

That's correct.

According to a source at the crime scene...

...everyone who first sees that door...

...tries to push or pull it open.

They can't open the door.

That includes the detectives
who arrived at the crime scene.

But Han Jong–gu...

...didn't hesitate at all.

Without any thought...

...he slid it sideways to enter.

Then, I suppose...

...this could be evidence...

...that the defendant entered
during the crime or before that.

I object.

I'm not done questioning my witness.

Your objection is overruled.

Please continue.

Sir, is there any chance...

...that the defendant opened
that door before the crime occurred?

No, that door...

...was installed the night
before the incident.

I see.

That is all.

Defense, you may question the witness.

Mr. Ki.

By any chance...

...have you visited the place where
the defendant works

...as a systems mechanic?

Yes, I did.

Please put up the picture.

This picture shows the
entrance of the boiler room...

...where the defendant
worked three months ago.

Have you seen it before?

(Defendant)

According to the guard
who was there that night...

...you opened the door to
the boiler room in the picture...

...and seemed very disappointed.

Is that correct?

Apparently, one of the
detectives who went with you...

...even kicked the door.
Is that also true?

Perhaps you discovered that
the door at the crime scene...

...was similar to the one
the defendant used to enter his work.

Was that the reaction to the
possible loss of circumstantial evidence?

Let's see the next picture.

Mr. Ki, please look at the monitor.

Is the location on the screen...

...the crime scene?

Yes, it is.

The victim's handbag entered
into evidence by the prosecution...

...and also the handbag with
the defendant's fingerprints.

Where is the exact
location it was first found?

Outside the building, near the wall.

From a bird's–eye view...

...the handbag was found
outside the building here.

And the body was found here.

So, it was quite far from the crime scene.

–That's because––
–Yes, the handbag's location...

...and the crime scene were far apart.

As the witness stated...

...the defendant acknowledges
his guilt for the crime of burglary...

...as does the prosecution.

That is all for my questioning.

This is the handbag that the victim owned.

Besides the victim's fingerprints...

...did you find any other fingerprints?

There were two sets
of prints on the handbag.

Those belonging to
the defendant and the victim.

That is all.

The prosecution claims this
is the definitive murder weapon.

It is a broken bottle.

Did you find the defendant's prints on this?

The broken bottle had
already been burned in a fire.

We couldn't get any prints from it.

Then...

...aside from the handbag...

...did you find prints on anything else?

Perhaps on the victim's clothes.

No, the victim's clothes
and all of her belongings...

...were burned in the fire.

The prints on the handbag are the only ones.

All of the victim's belongings were burned.

Only her handbag was
left behind with fingerprints.

Is that what you're saying?

I understand.

Defense, present your closing argument.

Your Honor.

The defendant committed burglary...

...but he did not commit murder.

The defendant was in
the vicinity of the crime...

...and happened to find the handbag.

He merely took a sum of cash.

He also misjudged
the severity of the case...

...and made prank calls to the police.

He is sincerely regretting his actions.

All of this...

...is completely unrelated to
the indictment by the prosecution.

In regards to this murder case...

...they have not substantiated any proof.

Therefore, I believe...

...that the defendant
should be declared not guilty.

(Investigation Team for Detective Crimes)

–Hello, sir.
–Hey.

How did it go?

Did it not go so well?

Crap.

Do you think we're
going to get it trouble for it?

I don't think they'll just let it go.

Don't worry.

Seriously.

Case number 2014.

1078, we will now make a ruling.

(Defendant)

With the state of the
prosecutions' indictment...

...there is no existence of direct
evidence to declare a guilty verdict...

...and it is difficult to acknowledge.

Even if we take into account
all circumstantial evidence...

...it is hard to see any
probative evidentiary value.

We found the defendant, Han Jong–gu...

...not guilty.

–No.
–No, they can't!

He was there!

He's the one!

–It's him!
–Mom, Mom!

Let me go! Bring my daughter back!

This doesn't make sense.
How could this happen?

Mom, calm down.

Do you recall the
Eunseo–gu murder and burglary...

...of Ms. Yang at a construction site?

A Mr. Han, who was indicted,
was declared not guilty.

Now that he has been declared not guilty...

...there is controversy that
police were being reckless...

...in their rush to make an arrest.

The investigation––

(Eunseo–gu construction site murder case)

(Yang Ae–ran case file)

What are you doing?

You look like you're in a good mood.

You let a murderer loose,
so you must be in a good mood.

You feel like you lived up to your skills?

Han Jong–gu is not a murderer.

His guilt wasn't proven.

Are you confident he's not guilty?

I'm positive he's a murderer.

Han Jong–gu...

...is the one who killed Yang Ae–ran.

I'm a lawyer.

I merely did my best as a lawyer.

Your best?

Can you say you did your best
in front of the victim's family?

What about those who have suffered a loss?

Have you ever thought about them?

Is this what you call justice?

Let me ask you a question.

Of all the people you've arrested...

...can you be certain
that they're truly guilty?

If Han Jong–gu really is guilty...

...and you're certain of it...

...aren't the people who can't
prove it just incompetent?

What did you say?

Han Jong–gu, that punk...

...is very dangerous.

There could be other victims
besides the one from this case.

We might find more.

I don't know what I'm even doing.

With just a few words...

...you let a murderer go free.

You helped him get off scot–free so easily.

(Five years later)

(Lawyer Choi Do–hyun)

Who is it?

Oh, it's me.

–I see.
–Ouch.

Hey. Choi Do–hyun!
Open the door. Choi Do–hyun!

Open the door! Now!

Gosh.

–Good job.
–Why are you here? Gosh!

How many drinks does
it take to get drunk like that?

I'm not drunk. I still
have a lot more to go.

–Goodness.
–Hey.

Do you even know what I did yesterday?

If I guess right, will you leave?

Okay!

If you guess right, I'll go.

If not, you have to drink
with me until tomorrow night.

–Deal?
–You quit your job?

Yes.

Okay, then. You can leave now. Go!

No, I don't want to!

Gosh, you're such a jerk.
Can't you let it slide just once?

You never even drink with me...

Gosh.

(9, 1)

Ouch!

(Demolition site)

(Demolition site)

(Crime Scene, Do Not Cross)

Yes.

Based on the condition of the body,
it doesn't look like it's been that long.

Maybe six to seven hours max.

But something is odd.

The area on the walls and
the floor with bloodstains is too narrow.

What do you mean?
She was killed somewhere else?

I think this is the crime scene, but...

And doesn't this remind you of another
case?

Another case? Which one?

Wasn't it five years ago?

The case where the body of
a woman who worked at a bar...

...was severely damaged and was
left at a construction site near here.

How could I forget the case
that cost the captain his job?

I didn't even forget his name. Han Jong–gu.

He ended up in jail for robbery...

Wait. Burning the victim's clothes and
damaging the body with a broken bottle...

Yes, I'll let him know.

Captain. Han Jong–gu was
released three days ago.

What? Find out where he is
and trace his whereabouts.

Captain, please come look at this.

This is from a dashcam that was
nearby around the time of the crime.

Look at this.

What? It's him.

You're right. It's Han Jong–gu.

It's been a while, but
he still looks so creepy.

–Detective Lee, request an arrest warrant.
–Yes, sir.

What are you doing?

–What?
–Who are you trying to impress?

–Let's go.
–Han Jong–gu!

–Get him!
–Don't even try!

Ouch! What's this about?
Why are you doing this?

–Search the place.
–Yes.

That hurts! What did I do?

Search everything.
There might be evidence.

Captain.

You scumbag.

Ouch.

Hey, Han Jong–gu.

Watch this.

It's from the Jinhyun–dong
redevelopment zone

on the night of the crime.

It's not even 100 meters away
from the crime scene.

–What?
–Why?

Are you surprised?

You managed to pick the spots
with no surveillance cameras.

But you know what? It's harder now
because there are dashcams everywhere.

No, it's not that, this is––

Shut your month, you scumbag.

And this is a picture from the morning
when the body was found.

"The criminal always returns to the
scene of the crime." I know it's cliché.

But you know what? We still believe in it.

But this was...

...because people were gathered there and
I was curious. Just like everyone else.

Fine, you can say whatever you want.
Anyway.

Let's get to business.

I didn't do it.

Look at the picture, Han Jong–gu.

Look at it!

You scum.

Look at the picture, you scum!

Isn't this exactly how you killed
the victim five years ago?

First you hit the head, then you break
a bottle to stab the body with it.

And then you strip off
the clothes and burn them!

Do you think we're idiots?

I really didn't do it!

You got lucky the last time,
but you won't get away with it this time.

I really didn't do it. Gosh.

Why? Did you get bored sitting
in a jail cell for too long?

Is that why you killed again within three
days after getting out? Look up, you scum!

I really didn't do it!

He's not admitting anything.

Why would he?

Any update on the footprint analysis?

They said it'd take long because there were
too many other footprints from the workers.

Darn.

We can't detain him for too long,
so that's not good.

Hello, sir. How are you?

What? You're here?

Sir!

I was about to call you.
You beat me to it.

Han Jong–gu, that scumbag.

Gosh.

Pick it up.

Yes. What is it?

Really? The DNA results?

Okay. Got it. Bye.

We've got that scumbag inside.

I was waiting to tell you over a drink.

By the way, can I help you?

Hey, Geun–pyo...

Forget it. You seem busy. See you later.

Okay, sir. I'll call you later.

Okay, get back to work.

Sir, I'll make sure I get him this time.
You can count on it.

(Vivid Reporting, Trusted News)

Wow. You're finally leaving.

All your articles never made the cut,
and now you're getting cut.

Who said that? I didn't get cut.

I resigned.

How can you leave without a backup plan?
I don't know what you are thinking.

Gosh.

It was a big decision. As my senior,
shouldn't you be more supportive?

No, I can't support you on this.
My bad. I don't know. You figure it out.

By the way, which crazy
scumbag is it this time?

What are you talking about?

That murder case that happened at
the construction site in Eunseo–gu.

They arrested the suspect, but
the police aren't releasing any information.

I know they've got something.

Hello, Detective Kang.
How have you been? It's Sung Jun–sik.

(The Law Offices of Choi Do–hyun)

It's me.

How can this be happening every day?

–It's like I'm in a movie.
–Jeez.

I quit.

I really quit.

What's the point of being a reporter
if I never get to write any news?

And what's the point of writing?
They never make the cut.

Fine, no thank you.

(The Law Offices of Choi Do–hyun)

Hello, law offices of Choi Do–hyun.

Yes.

Who?

Sure.

(Eunseo–gu murder case)

(Eunseo–gu Murder Case Suspect Arrested)

(The Law Offices of Choi Do–hyun)

Excuse me.

Anyone here?

Is anyone here?

Gosh.

Excuse me, Mr. Choi.

Mr. Choi?

It's been a while, Mr. Han.

I rushed over here so I didn't
get to read the case records.

Can you tell me what happened?

Are you not going to tell me?

It's not that. I'm not
sure what to tell you.

First, just tell me
what you told the police.

(Office of Chief Prosecutor)

Come in.

Oh, come have a seat.

So your counterpart is Choi Do–hyun.

You were in the same trainee class.

Yes, that's correct.

Good luck. I made sure to give you
a case that you're likely to win.

First impression is important.

I'll do my best!

Why were you at the crime scene?

I already told you. I was just...

...walking by and saw a crowd of
people, so I went to check it out.

I had never imagined that
it was a crime scene.

Fine.

Then why were you there
on the night of the crime?

Drinks are cheaper there
since it's a redevelopment zone.

My previous go–to bar is also there.

How would I have known
something would happen nearby?

But that happened to be where
that murder took place five years ago...

...and it happened again.

Don't you think that's odd?

Maybe...

...you thought you could get
away with it again this time.

Again?

Does that mean you
thought I did it the last time?

But you still fought for my innocence?

–I never said that.
–Don't change your story.

Are you saying I killed her?

Say it again! Say it!

Gosh.

–Who...
–I want to ask you the same question.

Isn't this Mr. Choi Do–hyun's law office?

Oh, no.

Is the position already filled?

What? What position?

It said he was looking for
an office assistant.

How could he not tell me about it first?

Sorry, but we already hired
someone. You may go now.

I don't think so.

What do you mean?
I said we've already hired someone.

Are you trying to say you got the job?

Yes, that's right.

This place is too technical
for older people to work in.

You have to be very knowledgeable in legal
matters and be very good with computers.

–Is that right?
–Yes, it is.

–So I think you should forget it.
–Well.

Information management...

...web design...

...and workplace automation
technician certificates.

Legal knowledge?

Criminal Procedure Act. Article 1.
Investigation of Jurisdiction Ex Officio.

The court shall ex officio
investigate jurisdiction.

Article 2. Violation of Jurisdiction
and Effect of Procedural Acts.

An act of litigation shall not lose effect
by reason of inappropriate jurisdiction.

Article 3. Do you know Article 3?

Article 3. Execution of
Duties Outside Jurisdiction.

Where it is necessary for the purpose
of fact–finding or in case of urgency...

...the court may perform its duties or take
such measures as may be necessary...

...for the fact–finding,
outside its jurisdiction.

Should I continue?

That's enough. But, anyway...

...you can't work here because––

Well, I don't think it's for you to decide.

Actually...

...I just quit my job yesterday.

I don't have a job for now.

Can't you just let me have the job?

Can I help you?

Oh...

Can I help you?

I saw that you were looking for
an office assistant.

Is there something wrong?

Oh, nothing.

But I was looking for someone that's––

Oh, information management...

...web design...

...and workplace automation
technician certificates.

And legal knowledge.

Criminal Procedure Act. Article 1.
Investigation of Jurisdiction Ex Officio.

The court shall ex officio
investigate jurisdiction. Article 2.

Okay, okay. You're hired!

–Why would you decide that?
–I already interviewed her enough.

Well, we look forward to working
with you starting tomorrow.

We? Did you really quit your job?

Did you think I was joking? I'm also coming
here to work starting tomorrow.

I'll sit over there and start a one–man
media company. An individual broadcast.

Rent? Of course I'll pay.
If all goes well.

Well, did you bring your resume?

Yes, I did.

Here you go.

Goodness. I haven't written
a resume for a long time...

...so I'm not sure if I did it right.

Well.

Thank you for coming today. I'll review
your resume and get back to you.

Well then, I look forward
to hearing back from you.

Thank you.

–See you later, miss.
–Bye.

We? I don't think so.

Why not?

Did you hear what she said? Resume.

People of her age usually
don't use that word.

Stop talking nonsense and go home now.

I said I'll pay you rent.

Can I help you with anything?

Let's go.

(Profile)

Goodness.

Excuse me, ma'am?

Did you stay up all night?

What should I do first?

Organize the files? Categorize the cases?

Actually, no.

I should clean the office first, right?

You'd be able to get more work if
the work environment was nicer, right?

Ma'am?

But I didn't tell you that you were hired.

And when did she get here?

Gosh.

(Prosecutor's Office)

–Come in.
–What do you mean?

Why would you say that?

–May I help you?
–I'm Choi Do–hyun, the defense counsel.

Goodness.

Sir, the defense counsel for
Han Jong–gu is here.

Can't you just get him for
assault or threat charges?

Don't worry!

Anyway, let's get a drink
after the trial. I'll call you.

Right, it's time for lunch.

Let's go for Chinese.

Long time no see.

Counsel Choi Do–hyun,
our 47th trainee class superstar.

–Yes, hello.
–You're here because of this, right?

Once he's done, you should
wrap up and join me for lunch.

–Yes, sir.
–Will do.

(Eunseo–gu Demolition Site
Murder Case Prosecution Report)

(Case Summary)

(Investigation Notes)

(Investigation Notes)

We didn't have physical evidence,
so couldn't get him. Isn't that awful?

–Captain!
–Mr Choi!

What are you doing here?

Sir, you know why.

If this is about Han Jong–gu,
I have nothing to say.

It won't take long.
Can you just confirm a few––

Didn't you read the prosecution report?
It's all in there. Wasn't that enough?

Could you please take a look at this?

It looked like this.

(Investigation Details)

Did the prosecution blacklist you?

I guess so.

Well, I guess you keep winning against them
when you're just a public defender.

I can see why they don't like you.

But still, this is too much.

Jerks.

Mr Han is denying the charges.

Gosh.

Listen carefully. This case is too similar
to the case from five years ago.

Both victims were young
women who worked at a bar.

He used a broken bottle
to stab their bodies...

...and stripped the bodies
and burnt the clothes. But...

...there was no sign of rape.

What are the chances of all
these things being identical?

Han Jong–gu was cleared of his
charges five years ago...

...but we don't believe he's innocent.

He just got caught doing
the same thing this time.

But you know what?

Han Jong–gu is not admitting anything.

Because he thinks we only
have circumstantial evidence.

He knows how it works.

Thanks to you.

He knows he can get away with it
if there is no physical evidence.

Do you mean you arrested him
without having physical evidence?

No. This time we have conclusive evidence.

–What is it?
–That's all for today.

The rest is up to you to figure out from
the prosecution or Han Jong–gu. Bye.

–Are you almost done?
–Yes, almost.

This is your office, right?

No.

What?

–Sir, what you're doing is illegal.
–What?

–It's because she said––
–Sir, don't worry about him.

It's easier than making
extra keys for all of us.

You just punch in the numbers.

I thought about getting the eye scanner,
but this one is cheaper and easier.

–Good choice, right?
–Yeah.

Can you guess the passcode?

I'm not sure.

Well, the numbers are also
meaningful to you. Try to guess.

Meaningful to me?

1202?

Oh, I must have guessed right.

That's Yu–ri's birthday.
December 2nd.

And Mr. Choi's birthday is September 14th.

I should know such basic facts
if I'm going to work here.

Isn't that violating the Personal
Information Protection Act?

No, it's not.

Okay, we should stop this nonsense and
go home. It's already six o'clock.

You may leave on time.

It'd be even better if you stop
coming from now on.

I agree. Yu–ri, I don't think
we need your help.

I think the two of us can handle it.

How can you say that? He couldn't
even use the bathroom without me.

We were doing fine without you.

That's enough. Both of you
should go home now.

Oh, I compiled the cases
you mentioned earlier.

–Thank you.
–I'll be here on time tomorrow morning. Bye.

–See you.
–Bye.

I might come back later tonight.

–No thanks.
–Gosh.

Listen carefully. This case is too similar
to the case from five years ago.

Both victims were young
women who worked at a bar.

He used a broken bottle
to stab their bodies...

...and stripped the bodies
and burnt the clothes. But...

...there was no sign of rape.

What are the chances of all
these things being identical?

(Eunseo–gu Multi–family Housing
Construction Site Murder Case)

(Case Summary)

(Eunseo–gu Demolition Site Murder Case)

I didn't kill her.

A person like me would just get
dragged around through trials...

...and end up with a life sentence
or the death penalty, right?

(Demolition site)

(Welcome)

(Incheon Airport)

Sir, sir, where are we?

(Confession)

Does that case still bother you?

–Yes, it does.
–It's really not me this time.

–How about this time?
–Maybe he was the one who did it.

I have that evidence.

If he's guilty this time...

That could mean you let the real
culprit get away five years ago.

There could be more victims.

Shouldn't you want to know
who really killed her?

Figure out how to make him pay for
that murder he committed five years ago.

There is... a solution.