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The season follows an investigation into a plane crash that was presented as suicide but was supported by forged insurance evidence. The investigation expands from personal grief into a confrontation with institutional corruption and public deception.
Directed by Hwang Eui-kyung
Rating: 7/10 (33 votes)
The season begins with an insurance fraud investigation and a chance encounter with a mysterious investigator. A past missed flight and the resulting plane crash establish the central emotional wound and mystery.
The investigators discover that a supposedly dead insurance witness is alive and connected to the crash. Pursuit, violence, and conflicting motives reveal that the accepted suicide explanation may be fabricated.
The former detective returns to an insurance claims department to access institutional records. Fabricated policy dates and the search for an original document expose deliberate manipulation of the crash narrative.
A longtime betrayal is revealed as the investigation reaches senior insurance leadership. Traps, abductions, unpaid claims, and a police-linked secret show how broadly the cover-up is protected.
The original black box is presented publicly, leading to arrests and a crisis for the investigative team. A senior executive attempts to shift blame onto dead associates, while the team prepares a final exposure using recordings and accumulated evidence.
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