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A single-season psychological crime narrative in which serial-killing investigations gradually become an identity, memory, and hidden-organization mystery.
"In Episode 17, the investigation into Sung Yo-han's identity leads to a secret concerning Daniel Lee. This connects Daniel Lee to the unresolved trut...
Directed by Kang Cheol-woo, Choi Joon-bae
Rating: 8.3/10 (343 votes)
The season opens with a national serial-killing crisis, a campground massacre, and a disturbing genetic test. New murders and deliberately planted clues expand the mystery.
A kidnapped child becomes the focus of a live broadcast rescue effort. The case intensifies through public tip-offs, prison violence, and the brutal murder of Moo Won.
A gunshot and brain surgery create a major transition, followed by a one-year time jump. New crimes and fragmented memories reopen the identity mystery.
Violent impulses, hallucinated commands, and missing evidence make the investigation increasingly unstable. DNA evidence and related cases challenge the initial assumptions.
Recovered memories expose guilt and reopen the question of Sung Yo-han's responsibility. The Guryeong investigation, Daniel Lee's secret, and the hidden organization converge before the final decision to surrender.
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