YEAR 1986
YEAR 2016
So much has changed.
Salute.
It's here.
A hiker found the body and reported it at 7 a.m.
Only parts of the body were found.
Why does it look like that?
The reporter's dog dug it up.
After that, we preserved the scene and guarded it well.
Damn it.
I need to find my way back.
Park Gwang-ho that was born in 1988
must know something.
He's the one who's supposed to be here.
But now, I am here and he is gone.
Where did that guy go?
We need to identify the body first.
Where would the other parts be?
Start the search from the trails and then spread out.
Take special note of the black plastic bags.
Understood.
Take special note of the black plastic bags!
-Yes, sir. -Yes, sir.
Every once in a while, there are torso murders.
This is my third since I came to Hwayang.
Is this your first time, Gwang-ho?
I envy you for your experiences.
The body has been here for a month.
He really is the undertaker's son.
He knows how long its been there by its smell.
I was sick of running Dad's errands when I was young,
but now it has become my job.
I have the nose of a dog.
The culprit threw it away as if it were garbage.
Report to me when you identify the body.
Let's go, Min-ha. It'll be quicker to look at CCTV recordings.
All right.
I should go too.
Wait.
Who said to touch it?
That scumbag.
Why on earth is this here?
There were six dots on her heel.
Not five, but six?
-What? -It's one short then.
Tae-hui is an expert.
It must have been here for a month.
It's been here for a month, not 30 years?
He was alive.
Who is?
That is why I couldn't find the body.
That must be it. I must be here for this case.
This can't be a coincidence.
I might be able to return after I solve this case.
I saw it at 2 a.m.
I heard that she's a total psychopath.
Someone who took this class last year told me
that they had to pick someone they wanted to kill and make a plan.
-Really? -Yes.
It's scary.
Tie up the wrists of the girl sitting next to you.
Pardon?
Now.
Give me your hands.
Why is she making her do it?
-What? -She's binding her wrists.
Let's say that the victim was killed after being tied up with tape.
You dropped your tool for your crime.
What would a murderer do with the leftover tape?
Throw it away.
It could be discovered. He should burn it.
He can use it all up by taping it anywhere.
It's something common.
I will ask the murderer.
What would you do?
I think I'd hang onto it.
I'll use it again later anyway.
-What? -That's scary.
She really sounds like a murderer.
I'm just kidding.
Also,
the tape will help you
remember the moment of the murder.
Right?
All right.
What we'll be studying this semester
is the mnemonic system of murderers.
Hey.
There was a case like this in the past.
You saw it yourself. There were marks on the heel.
There was a crazy murderer that left his mark after murdering in 1986.
I just realized it now, but there was a survivor.
-The owner of that leg is the survivor. -Hey.
-What are you talking about? -I think I know who the victim is.
What if you can't find the rest of the body?
How will you identify the victim?
The common characteristic among the other victims was--
We use the database for missing people
and match their DNA with the victim's.
Don't you know?
Data...
DNA? What's that?
He's driving me crazy.
I said I saw him!
Looking at the damage to the skin and its speed of decomposition,
it's been about 25 to 30 days.
Thanks to the low temperature, it was decomposing slowly.
Looking at the length of the patella and tibia,
she was between 160 to 165 cm tall.
Her shoe size is 230 mm. It was a woman.
-I told you it was a woman. -Hey.
I'll look into people who went missing this last month.
By the way,
what do you think she was cut with?
It was a clean cut.
Human bones are very hard, so they're hard to cut through.
It's likely a job done by an engine saw or a bandsaw.
They can cut through in one go.
That could help us narrow down the suspect's occupation.
Maybe they're in landscaping, carpentry or construction.
Right.
We can really tell who the victim is with just one leg?
-That's a lie, right? -Be quiet.
Usually with unidentified corpses,
we check fingerprints, teeth, and DNA. And in that order.
This one would be the last case.
Like you said, if we find a match to the DNA of the missing people,
it'll be identified.
You were telling me the truth.
Dr. Kim can't compare to this.
These marks.
This is 30 years old, right?
-Just ignore him. -I'm not sure.
We'd have to collect a sample to analyze it,
but it looks rather old to the * eye.
Why do you ask? Do you know something?
It's nothing. Call me if you find anything.
The thing is...
Hey.
Let's go.
Jerk.
Damn it.
SHIN JAE-I, HWAYANG POLICE STATION
You always say you're away and lock yourself up in the lab.
But you're actually away today.
Are you at the station?
No, I'm on site.
I agreed to it since it sounded like fun.
No one can stop you, I guess.
But is it necessary to go there?
You should wait until they pin down the key suspect.
I decided to follow it from the beginning.
Though, I'm only an observer and a visitor.
That's the stance you should take as a consultant.
You know what I mean, right?
Don't go too close.
It was buried really shallow.
Professor Shin. What did you say?
DEAN HONG HYE-WON
The killer didn't care if the body was found or not.
HWAYANG POLICE STATION
I know it's important we look through the missing,
but we should narrow down our list of suspects.
I know you might think it's strange, but I saw--
I haven't seen anything either.
Watch how you address me, okay?
That jerk. Of course you didn't see anything.
You weren't even born in 1986.
Did you find anything?
We found CCTV footage from a restaurant just at the entrance of Mount Seongryu.
Detective Gwak,
I noticed there aren't very many CCTVs in the area.
No wonder there are so many dismembered limbs in Gyeonggi-do.
It's big, and there are no CCTVs. I'd trash corpses here too.
I'm sure they threw the bodies here after killing them in Seoul.
Are you saying the victim is from Seoul?
Yes.
The owner of that leg is definitely not from here.
-She is. -What?
This is the same as the victims from before.
The age is between late teens to mid-20s.
It's been over 30 years now,
so she must be in her late 40s to mid-50s.
She finished school here
and has connections in town,
but she must have left the city for a long time. I'm sure of it.
Otherwise, I would have found her right away.
Also, I'm sure she came back recently.
What is he talking about? Lt. Kim, did you get a lead?
You found out a lot just from a leg.
If you're so good, who's the culprit?
That's something
I have to work on now.
Who could it be?
What? You didn't figure it out?
Kids these days are problematic. They watch too many dramas.
That's why they investigate using their mouths.
The whole country is the CSI, am I right?
No, not me. I don't watch dramas.
Gwang-ho, why didn't you wear that yesterday?
I thought you were a character from Chief Inspector.
We should make our dress code Chief Inspector.
I'm telling you, she's from this town.
A bunch of women have been murdered since 1985.
Who am I talking to?
I'm telling you the truth.
Gosh.
Search thoroughly!
This is where we're at with the investigation.
At the site of the accident, we didn't find any IDs,
accessories, or clothes that could give us a clue to her identity.
We haven't found the rest of the body either.
We'll search for females over the age of 20 that went missing
in Gyeonggi-do. We'll have to go through the list.
When did you organize all that?
It's the annoying ones that are good at this stuff.
What a waste of time.
Keep your mouths shut.
And?
We're trying to compare the corpse's DNA
to these women's DNA.
I'm sure there are people that didn't register their DNA.
I already got permission from the families to get DNA samples.
By tomorrow afternoon, we'll have a better idea.
Are we overlooking the fact that she might be from out of town?
This will be the first stage. Then it will become national.
-Hey. -She's not in her 20s or 30s.
She went to school in Seoul. It's not her.
Do you have any records of their moving-ins?
Kiddo is playing detective.
Kim Seon-jae.
Teach him properly. Unless you want to get fired with him, do something.
Everyone, go home and get some sleep.
It'll get hectic once we find out who the victim is tomorrow.
Let's see who is in their 40s. One, two, three, four...
What is this? There's a case and you're all leaving?
You all must be out of your minds.
HWAYANG UNIVERSITY
The culprit went into a rage.
People dismemeber bodies to make it harder to identify them.
It's a defensive way to hide the crime.
Is this Professor Shin Jae-i?
This is the same case.
What's strange is that the corpse was buried shallow.
A wild animal could get to it,
and there's a strong chance a hiker could find it.
At first, I thought the culprit didn't care if the body was found.
Maybe it wasn't an acquaintance.
Even if her identity was found out, the culprit wouldn't be suspected.
However, this guy treated her like garbage.
Her body was abandoned in a plastic bag.
-Listen to me. -The suspect's feelings
were displayed by the way he abandoned the body.
He wanted to offend the victim even after killing her.
It's possible she was murdered because of a breakup.
Where is this coming from?
Hello?
What's wrong with that woman?
HWAYANG UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE
What do you mean?
No one matches the description?
I tried extending the age range, but I still couldn't find a match.
What about the family of the missing people?
I couldn't find anything.
It's possible that the victim has no family or may even be foreign.
In that case, it'll be almost impossible to identify the victim.
This won't help the investigation at all.
If we just identify the body, we could close the torso murder case.
What should we do?
We should check the whereabouts of
those missing who lived alone or weren't reported.
How could we find them if they weren't reported?
I get the feeling that yesterday was the last chance to go home.
-Tae-hui and Min-ha. -I told you.
Join the search team at the scene.
-Go find the rest of the body. -Yes, sir.
Seon-jae and Gwang-ho.
Check employment offices for reports on missing women.
Distribute leaflets throughout Gyeonggi-do.
Yes, sir. I'm on my way.
If you'd listened to me, we could've already found him.
Seon-jae.
Let's start by checking out all the people who have moved here recently.
I'm telling you, I have to solve this case no matter what.
Hey!
That jerk.
Why on earth don't you believe me?
These are the people who didn't show up at work or have suddenly disappeared.
RECEIVING REPORTS REGARDING ABANDONED BODY CASE
It doesn't say anything about the five dots.
We won't be able to find any clues this way.
Call and confirm their whereabouts.
Hey. Wait a minute.
I don't have one of those.
What do you have then?
How about this, you jerk.
Forget it. I'll do this on my own.
-Tae-hui. -Yes, sir.
Did you find anything?
Min-ha.
They've been at it for hours, but we still haven't found a thing.
These are the people who moved to this neighborhood over the past year.
Thank you.
This is quite a long list.
What about the other neighborhoods?
Do I go to the offices there?
If you're referring to the entire city of Hwayang,
I could look it up for you on our online system.
Is that right?
REGISTRATION LIST OF MOVED-IN RESIDENTS
Someone in their late 40s or mid 50s.
Their permanent residence should be here,
and they probably lived alone.
JANG EUN-JA, KIM SUN-JA KIM YEON-HWA, KWON IL-JU
Excuse me. Can I please make a call?
Over here.
What's up? I don't take reservations during the day.
I need to get somewhere.
I can't find my way around. So much has changed after 30 years.
Do you have money to pay the fare?
I'm starting the meter now.
You sure are a generous guy.
Hey, do you see this? I'll make all of them your customers.
Take a look.
I can't do this. I refuse to go.
How do you expect to become a cop like that?
What is that supposed to mean?
Oh, my.
POLICE SCIENCE
I just read it for fun.
You keep failing the interviews, right?
You've got it wrong.
Listen. I'll help you.
I know a lot of policemen.
I'm telling you, you're wrong.
Just to be sure,
do you really know a lot of policemen?
You'll pass next year for sure.
Really?
VACANT
Then let's put it down in writing.
Are you crazy? You should learn to trust people.
Get out then.
PARK GWANG-HO WILL HELP OH JI-HUN PASS THE POLICE EXAM
There you go.
Fasten your seat belt.
You're really crafty. It's even written on your face.
One of these people didn't report their move-in and went missing.
That missing person could be the fifth victim.
Who is it?
Does Park Hyeon-suk live here?
I'm Park Hyeon-suk.
What can I do for you?
How do you know my wife?
Pardon? Relax. I'm a police officer.
A police officer?
Salute. What brings you here?
Is that what you were expecting? How do you know her?
-It's not what you think. -Honey.
-Who is this? -"Honey"?
-Are you... -You two are putting on an act.
Where's my bat?
-Come here. -What're you doing?
-Come here. -He's lost his mind.
Are you Lee Geum-sun?
That's me.
Let go of his hand.
-You go there. I'll go here. -What?
You startled me.
When can we eat?
Even if it weren't for you, I could have died just now.
HWAYANG UNIVERSITY
You startled me.
Professor Shin.
COURSE ATTENDANCE BOOK
You have 20 students. That's not too bad.
Two students dropped out today.
Am I intimidating?
What?
What did you have prepared for today's class?
They're taking longer than expected.
Who?
THE VICTIM IS STILL UNIDENTIFIED
Where's Gwang-ho? Why are you alone?
If you're that curious, look for him yourself, Chief Jeon.
I'm busy enough trying to identify the victim.
What did you just say?
Lt. Kim, I told you not to behave that way.
What did he do?
Damn it.
MOTEL HO
CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE
There's no one here by that name.
I'm busy as it is with the cleaning lady missing.
She's missing? What's her name?
You're so annoying.
Didn't you say the person you're looking for is Kim Jeong-hye?
There's no one by that name here.
I think the cleaning lady's name was Ok-hui.
Get out of the away. I told you I'm busy.
This is the last place on the list.
Where on earth is she? Why isn't she on this list?
Are you really a detective?
Listen. There was a woman
that was almost killed by a maniac 30 years ago,
but she survived and left the neighborhood
without reporting that she moved. Where could she have gone?
Why wouldn't she register?
Maybe she was afraid of retaliation.
She would've had no choice but to hide.
She would never go there again,
and she could've had plastic surgery, so that no one could recognize her.
Plastic surgery? You mean changing her face?
Yes. That's right. The suspect could've seen her face.
But I guess changing her name would've been easier.
That's right. Her name.
There's one person on the list that changed their name.
Kim Jeong-hye.
Her original name was Kim Yeong-ja.
This is her room.
Her name was Jeong-hye?
Then was Ok-hui the lady here before her?
We just call cleaning ladies "ma'am." We never get to call them by their names.
Were there dots on her heel?
I don't know about that.
When did she stop working?
It has been a month.
She disappeared without saying anything.
I didn't even take rent for this room.
This looks like the road to Hwayang Girls' Commercial High School.
-Yes? -We have the results.
The fingerprints from the lid was smudged,
but luckily, there was DNA left inside the container.
It matches the DNA.
I told you so.
Are they sure?
How can you do that, Gwang-ho? You've only been working for three years.
Everything he said is correct.
Kim Yeong-ja, or Kim Jeong-hye,
is 49 years old and graduated from Hwayang Girls' Commercial High School.
She's from Sujeong, Hwayang.
She used to live in Seoul, but notified her move-in a year ago.
How did you know that?
He mentioned that too?
Well, that's because in 1986...
You know, it's a detective's hunch.
In that case, the dots you mentioned could be real too.
What?
It's nothing serious.
The victim had something like a tattoo on her heel.
We can't even see it well.
Have you seen that before?
He marked the victims?
Let's go find the fifth body.
-Then does she have five dots? -Yes.
The culprit must be a lunatic.
How did you identify the victim?
Pardon?
How do you know
about these dots?
Have you seen them before?
What's gotten into him?
I heard about it somewhere.
You heard about this? From whom?
Not many people know about this case.
The case files from then disappeared in a fire.
Only a few people who investigated the case know about it.
A fire?
Then how does he know?
That is...
He was making stuff up and got lucky.
He doesn't know anything.
Follow me.
All right.
Who are you?
Aren't you coming?
All right.
I'll be back.
What is this?
Did he find out that I am not the Park Gwang-ho born in 1988?
But how does the chief know all the old cases?
See? I was right.
-So? -He's so arrogant.
You should believe in me.
How can you be a detective without trusting people?
Fine, Detective Kim.
If Kim Yeong-ja
came back home after 30 years, no one would really know her.
Who do you think killed her?
There will be speed cameras for 60 km per hour.
-What? -What is it?
Didn't you hear something?
Hear what?
I must have been mistaken.
At the intersection in 700 meters,
-turn right -Who is this?
-toward Samsung Square. -Hey.
The day she went missing.
Who is she talking to?
No one would come looking for her.
"No one would come looking for her"?
I've known her for about a year,
and she always ate here alone.
Did she ever get in a fight or get on someone's bad side?
Nothing like that.
She's very quiet and she only does her work.
Even the owner of the motel, who is known to have a crazy temper,
complemented her. So no one would've had a grudge.
She liked rolled omelets.
Did she say talk about family?
I did ask her about the ring she was wearing.
A man working in the factory here
asked me to introduce her to him.
She was divorced.
But when I asked why she wore her ring, she just laughed.
Sometimes women do that.
They're afraid people will judge them for living alone.
A man from the factory?
Did you get anything?
Let's just be friends.
-You don't know this, but... -I don't. So I refuse.
Here.
It's Yeong-ja.
But how can a picture be in a phone?
How did you do that?
I'm sorry.
-What did you get? -She didn't have many friends.
No one who would look for her.
A man who works in the factory liked Yeong-ja.
I'm going to pay him a visit.
Lt. Kim, are you satisfied now?
Where did that jerk come from?
I did like Jeong-hye.
She was alone after the divorce.
She was a modest woman.
We were in the same situation,
so I thought we'd make a nice pair.
And?
She told me that she didn't have time nor was in a situation for a relationship.
I found out later that she had someone else.
Joke's on me.
How did you know she had someone else? Did you see him?
Of course I did.
I was working overtime.
On my way back to the factory after eating at the restaurant,
I saw her talking to a man in front of the motel.
Did you see his face?
No.
I only saw his back.
There was something strange.
He called Jeong-hye
by the name Yeong-ja.
Yeong-ja?
He did.
I was wondering why he'd call her Yeong-ja and not Jeong-hye.
This is the victim in front of the motel
at 7:02 p.m. on the day that she went missing.
And this is
what I found out
with Detective Gwak from the CCTV near the motel.
She's walking side to side with a man wearing a hat at 7:37 p.m.
Go to the next video.
Look, Chief Jeon.
The man's gone and the victim is walking alone.
It's 7:45 p.m.
This is the last footage of her.
Is there any recording of his face?
We couldn't find any.
He avoided them on purpose.
It kind of feels like they might know each other
because they're walking side by side.
I heard that Kim Yeong-ja
had a lonely life.
Her parents died when she was young
and she didn't have siblings.
Poor woman.
Why didn't she report it back then?
Same goes for the call log.
It was usually the courier or the motel owner.
Do you know how much she pays for her phone a month?
She pays 15,800 won.
She barely used it.
She changed her name to Kim Jeong-hye,
and lived in a motel without a family.
Why did she live like that?
It's not like she had debt.
She has a clean financial record.
-Could it be a motiveless murder? -Goodness.
If that was the case, they wouldn't have cut her up.
People stab random passersby these days.
They were acquaintances.
The victim changed her name in 1987.
However, the man with her called her Yeong-ja.
Yeong-ja.
She was Jeong-hye for 30 years,
so not many people know her real name.
Either they're really close,
or she knew him from before.
Her ex-husband Jang Yeong-cheol
must have known her real name.
Min-ha, forward the CCTV footage to Professor Shin.
Okay.
Where is Jang Yeong-cheol?
He quit.
-He quit? -Yes.
Today is January third, so it's been a month already.
Then that lines up with the day of the crime.
Hold on.
Today is January third?
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-Sorry I'm late. -Gosh.
I want to hurry up and board.
-Are you buying the tickets for us? -No way.
How many?
For two.
Here you go.
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Yeon-suk.
She promised to wait until I came.
I have to figure this out today.
Hey, let's hurry.
Damn it.
He already ran.
If you had listened to me, he'd already be in handcuffs.
Min-ha, track the location of Jang Yeong-cheol's phone.
Track the location? What is that?
Hey, are you saying we can figure out where he is?
Are you here to see the place?
Is Mr. Jang in trouble?
My goodness.
Is that why?
He came by today in a suit to say goodbye.
He acted as if he was going somewhere far. It was strange.
Somewhere far? Where?
Yes, Min-ha.
We found Jang Yeong-cheol's location.
There is Baeksong Reservoir at the entrance to Route 375.
There is a hill next to it without a name.
His location was within 200 m of that place, and we found out
that the Jang's family gravesite is nearby.
His parents are buried there.
Did you get scared after killing someone?
Were you trying to go after her?
What are you talking about? Who are you?
I'm a cop. Get up.
Why are you taking me away? Let me go.
Can't I die if I want to?
Jeong-hye is dead?
Hey, putting on an act won't work.
But...
what are you talking about?
Why would she die?
Is that why I couldn't reach her?
I called her this morning.
Even though I was going to die, I wanted to say goodbye.
But her phone was off.
Did she really die? Jeong-hye died?
You keep calling her Jeong-hye.
Have you heard the name Kim Yeong-ja?
Who is that?
I'm telling you, he's acting.
Why did you quit work?
Coincidentally, the day right after she disappeared.
Look at my hands.
I stayed for as long as I could,
but it hurts too much to work.
Hey. You better tell us the truth.
Yes.
We don't have anything.
Nothing?
No wonder I couldn't smell anything when we first got here.
I'm low on sugar.
There's no other real estate under the name Jang Yeong-cheol.
He has nowhere to use as a hideout either.
Seon-jae, did he confess yet?
You don't have an alibi.
I was going to commit suicide.
Why would I kill her?
Did you kill her because you didn't want to die alone?
I told you, no. My goodness.
They were together
and they walked together.
In the end, he was alone.
Hold on.
What's this?
What's in that pocket?
Are you hiding a knife?
If not, what?
-This is Lieutenant... -He never took his hand out of his pocket.
If he had a weapon to threaten the victim with,
it would've been in his right pocket.
He could easily stab her side.
However, he hid something in his left pocket.
It wasn't a weapon. He was hiding something else.
What are you saying he was hiding?
What would a man want to hide in front of a woman?
A complex.
Perhaps a burn
or maybe his fingers were amputated.
-It could even be a prosthetic hand. -Hold on.
Amputated fingers?
Hello?
It can't be Jang Yeong-cheol.
This guy's left hand is in his pocket. His left hand.
Joke's on me.
He called her Yeong-ja.
Yes.
He told us that the man called her Yeong-ja.
The only witness. What if the witness is lying?
Then someone who knows her name as Yeong-ja must be the culprit.
Wait.
What if the they already knew each other?
Where are you going? What's wrong?
SEARCH PERSONAL DETAILS KIM TAE-SU
What is this?
That jerk lived in the same town as Kim Yeong-ja.
What did you throw away?
I just
came out for a walk.
You jerk!
You scumbag.
Do you call yourself a human being?
How can you do that to another human being?
It's not me. I didn't do it.
-Look carefully! -Search everywhere.
Search thoroughly!
Look around.
You better look carefully!
Look beneath the reeds!
Do you think we'll be able to find anything?
I don't know.
Hey.
What's wrong with his face?
Gwang-ho gave him a good beating.
This is not acceptable.
You should've stopped him.
Why are you yelling at me?
-We found it! -Here!
-What? -They found something.
They found something?
We found it!
Mr. Kim Tae-su.
You got divorced twice, and are currently living alone.
You also lived in the same town as the victim.
You must've known her real name.
You're the one who called her Yeong-ja, right?
There was no other guy to begin with.
This is why I don't trust people.
You were the one who was there that night.
No. That's not true.
I was on my way back to the factory after I came out of the restaurant.
And you're saying that's when
you saw some strange guy call her Yeong-ja?
Yes.
There's no way you could've heard that.
Even if there was some other guy with her that night,
there's no way you could've heard anything.
Why did you lie?
What were you trying to hide?
By chance,
is there something you wish to hide
in that pocket of yours too?
Well, what kind of woman would like a guy with a hand like that?
What do you know?
It's possible that she was murdered due to a breakup.
Yeong-ja wanted to break up with you, didn't she?
What are you doing here?
Yeong-ja, I promise that I'll treat you well.
-Stop refusing... -What are you saying?
How many times do I have to tell you?
I don't even want to talk to you.
Why are you being like this?
We're in a similar situation. We understand each other more.
How could you say our situations are similar?
Are you judging me because I came back home as a divorcée?
I spent my whole life like a slave, and I finally got out of it.
Now, some weirdo is hitting on me.
I guess this is just how far my luck goes.
You're just a crippled idiot. Who do you think you are?
And you call yourself a man.
She didn't have to treat me like that
just because my hand looks like this.
I'm sure you said this to her while trying to hold back your anger.
"Then let's at least drink tea together. It's my last wish."
Did she say yes to that?
What's wrong with you?
Then...
for the last time ever,
let's have a cup of tea together.
If you just leave me here,
I'm going to come looking for you at this motel every night.
What?
Just one drink.
Then I promise
I'll never come back again.
Where are we heading?
Do you even know a place?
There's a teahouse around the corner.
There was never a teahouse.
What is this?
There's nothing here.
You probably kept pulling
until the rope snapped,
until she stopped breathing.
You're wrong.
What kind of a joke are you trying to play?
Not only did you kill her, you cut her into pieces.
Yeong-ja barely managed to survive for 30 years ago.
I didn't use a rope.
I choked her with my hand.
I killed her with this hand.
Tae-su.
-Let me -Please.
kill you with this crippled hand of mine.
How's this?
Die!
Take that!
You scumbag. You maniac.
Great. I can go home now.
Let's go.
CHIEF OF VIOLENT CRIME UNIT 1 JEON SEONG-SIK
What?
-He has the same name as Officer Jeon. -What?
Good job, everyone.
Let's go out for a team dinner.
-It can't be. -We have a new member,
and we also need to get rid of that dead body smell.
Then I'll meet you guys at the restaurant nearby.
I need to report this first.
Again?
Is he the guy who worked at Hwayang Police Station in 1985?
What? Which guy?
What an arrogant punk.
Yes, I heard that he started working here as an officer.
An officer?
What? Is he really the Seong-sik I know?
Seong-sik became a chief?
Stop calling him by his name.
And to be accurate, he's our team manager.
You really need to get your facts straight.
I really can't believe what's happening.
So that's why he knew about that case.
The kid who used to throw up at the sight of a corpse is a chief?
It's really the end now.
I'm really coming home now, Yeon-suk.
Hey.
We're having a team dinner.
That's not important. I need to go home now.
If Seon-jae can go home, why can't I?
He never attends team dinners.
Can't you see what kind of a person he is?
-But you have to come. -I can't.
I need to go right now.
What are you doing?
Not again. Forget about going home, Gwang-ho.
He won't let you go until the morning.
What?
Let me go. I really need to go right now.
-Yes, let's go. -I need to go!
WE PROMISE TO KEEP YOU SAFE AND HAPPY
How did you know that the culprit had a crippled hand?
Behind every action, there's a reason.
That's why a person like me gets involved in investigations.
Your guess that it was a breakup crime was only partially right.
Sorry?
What do you mean?
Hey.
SHIN JAE-I
SAVE
Give us some drinks already.
-Just a second! -My goodness.
Hurry up and give us the soju, and ask your boss for extra food.
-Where's my glass? -I'll give it to you.
-Here you go. -Let's drink.
I'll let you go if you can drink more than I do.
I'll make this tasty.
I don't care. Just let me go already.
Let him go.
If he behaves himself.
A little bit of this, and a little bit of that.
That's enough. Okay.
Here it goes.
It's all done.
Okay, I get it. Just let my hand go.
How can I drink with this hand?
-Let me go. -Stay still.
Where do you think you're touching?
-Stop touching. -Hey, that hurts!
I'd love to throw a punch at Seon-jae before I leave.
Anyway, I'll be off then.
Seong-sik.
What? Yes?
I'm sorry I didn't recognize you right away.
I can't believe you really became the chief.
I'm going to go now. See you again.
You little punks. How cute.
He's completely drunk.
He's out of his mind.
-He's crazy. -I should really go now.
Hey, where are you going?
It's here, right?
Yeon-suk, I'm really going back now.
Yeon-suk, let's take the cruise of the Han River!
Yeon-suk.
Blow it when it gets dangerous, and I'll come save you.
Just come back home no matter how late you are.
This won't work?
Then what will?
What?
What do I need to do? Tell me!
What am I supposed to do?
Tell me! What do you want?
Damn it!
QUAY
HAN RIVER CRUISE NOW IN SERVICE
Yeon-suk.
I couldn't keep my promise.
I don't...
I don't understand what's going on.
It was around this time of year when I met you.
You still remember that?
Why did he come here?
Did she really mention Shin Yeon-suk?
You've never been stalked, have you?
-Which one will you do first? -Let's have some coffee.
-Do you want coffee? -What did you say?
Who do you need me to talk to?
You'll see.
How am I supposed to talk to someone who's not talking?
I called you hoping that you'd be able to get her talk.
Seon-jae. Try using your brain, will you?
I won't let you get away today.
Did she say something?
It's my turn to share something with you.
-Su-jeong. I'm... -Let go!
Subtitle translation by Alison Woods