Bloody Flower (블러디 플라워)

Therefore, the defense's request, a medical demonstration is denied,

and the defendant is sentenced to the maximum penalty allowed by law,

the death penalty.

Excuse me, Your Honor.

Why did you give more weight to the Forensic Service's findings?

Because I had to err on the side of caution.

But that completely rules out its potential as a treatment.

What's important in this case is the murder, not the treatment.

Considering the potential benefits for patients with incurable diseases,

shouldn't you at least allow the medical demonstration?

The court believes that being protected from crime

is a greater public interest than receiving treatment.

Terminally ill children are also desperately waiting for that treatment.

- If we turn our back on that hope... - Counsel!

- Here she comes! - Here she comes!

A motive has been established.

Why did you insist it was a random killing in the early stages of the investigation?

The case is still ongoing, so I can't comment at this time.

- One more comment, please! - What's next for the trial?

- Prosecutor Cha? - She isn't in yet.

She said she went to another crime scene and would be back late.

- Yes, Director Oh. - Where are you right now?

I'm working.

I told you to be at the Criminal Division Meeting.

Everyone came for you. What's the point if the guest of honor isn't here?

The first trial just ended. This is no time to celebrate.

There you go again. This is why you never get ahead.

- The trial comes first, Director. - Spare me.

At least drop by the team dinner later. All right?

I'll see how things are and get back to you.

Ligature marks?

- It definitely looks like a homicide. - The murder weapon?

Nothing was found at the scene, but we'll need to investigate further.

It could be someone connected to Lee Woo Gyeom.

Right, we'll look into that too and get back to you.

Yes. Hello? Right.

Okay.

(Lee Woo Gyeom Sentenced to Death, Defense Appeals)

(Killer Lee Woo Gyeom Sentenced to Death, Defense Immediately Appeals)

I see Judge Choi is presiding over the appeal.

Perfect setup, isn't it?

So you can ride the momentum and absolutely crush that jerk, Park,

I had him assigned. We were classmates at the institute.

Don't you think Attorney Park has another card up his sleeve for the appeal?

In golf, the most important thing is the address.

Your initial stance. If your stance is off,

even Tiger Woods will shank it. But Park Han Jun?

His swing is based on a fundamentally flawed stance.

He can try a million times, but it's no use.

Besides, the first trial set a precedent for the appellate court.

The public's interest isn't in receiving treatment.

It's being protected.

Yes, that's right.

(Poll: For or Against, Lee Woo Gyeom's Medical Demo)

What is this?

Chief Bang, take a look at this.

"Fun to watch a murderer's medical demo? Let's take a poll."

Posts like these keep popping up nonstop.

Click to see the results.

Okay.

Seventy-five percent? Are you serious?

- Seriously, why would people... - What's so funny?

The medical demo memes are going viral, and the response is insane.

People online will make a joke out of anything.

Still, we can't ignore it. This can easily shape public opinion.

- Are there a lot of posts like that? - Yes.

Just look at this.

(So will our country get rich? He's my cousin's only hope)

What's the public sentiment like out there?

It should have shifted in my favor by now.

So you care more about public opinion than the trial's outcome?

We already expected this verdict. Death penalty cases go to a third trial,

so we need to win over as many people as possible by then.

As a matter of fact, regardless of the verdict,

there's growing talk that your ability to cure people should be tested.

Your blood mutation was officially recognized in the States.

So we're going to appeal and ask the court

to re-evaluate the value of your treatment.

And

we're also going to request what you want most.

The medical demonstration.

Good.

However, I'm afraid

that the medical demonstration

is very likely to be rejected.

The appeals judge is an old classmate of Director Oh, Prosecutor Cha's boss.

Come on, so what?

If I can't do the medical demonstration,

then there's no point in having this trial.

Lee Woo Gyeom.

We need to have a backup plan.

Gosh.

I'm putting Min Seo on.

- Okay. - Daddy.

Hi, sweetie. What are you still doing up?

You must miss Daddy a lot, huh?

I do, Daddy.

When are you coming home?

If my sweet Min Seo says she misses me, I'd come running there right this second.

Really? Mom, Daddy says he can come!

You've seen Daddy, so it's time for bed. Let's talk with Daddy later.

Daddy...

Mommy says I have to go to bed now.

Okay, sweetheart...

It's really late now, so I think that's a good idea.

You missed me a lot too, right?

Daddy

always...

Every single day, he misses his little girl.

Daddy needs to get to sleep too. Come on, say good night.

- I'm going to bed, Daddy. Sweet dreams. - Okay.

You too, sweetie.

Have sweet dreams.

Human trial results.

Batten disease.

Counselor.

Batten disease is incurable.

Especially for someone like Min Seo, once the initial symptoms appear,

death within a few years is a certainty.

Can you really

cure Batten disease?

Let's just say that...

I can cure Min Seo.

Prosecutor, I ran a background check on the deceased.

- He's Song Min Su. He worked at JNI. - The research institute?

And I'm not sure if this is a coincidence.

You remember the evidence that Attorney Park submitted, right?

The files on that treatment Lee Woo Gyeom researched

back when he was a med student.

This is the research for a treatment the defendant submitted

to a competition held by the global medical group, Chaeum.

At the time, the defendant's idea was highly praised by Chaeum's team,

and we've confirmed they actually discussed developing it.

It turns out the victim, Song Min Su, also came from Chaeum.

As a senior researcher, he even scored Lee's submission highly.

After he left Chaeum, he and Prof. Han, Lee Woo Gyeom's doctor,

apparently started the Jinnam Research Institute.

It's possible he was still in contact with Lee Woo Gyeom from there.

(Final notice: Unpaid gas bill and service disconnection)

Hey! Stop right there!

Darn it.

Darn it.

Detective Gong.

A man just ran to the Daehan Building lot. Check the CCTV footage right now.

Right.

Number 5896. Let's go to your cell.

Well, well, if it isn't the good doctor.

Hey, I hear you only go after the worst of the worst.

Guess what? I'm a real piece of work.

Come on and kill me too, you jerk.

- I said kill me, you fool! - What are you looking at? Eyes down!

I'll gouge your eyes out. I'll see you around. Got it?

You're smiling? I'll knock your darn teeth out.

Hey! That son of a gun...

Hey, if they're going to lock us up with a psycho...

For goodness' sake.

How's anyone supposed to feel safe?

- Bae, the kid is here. - Yes, I'm heading out now, boss.

What are you looking at?

You know Hong Jae Gwang, right? I heard you killed my brother.

You son of a gun.

- Die! - Die!

Die! You're going to die too!

Die.

You crazy jerk!

Die!

Die! Die!

You idiot! What are you doing, man?

Kill him!

Just die! Die!

What's going on?

You...

You useless piece of shit.

Wait, hold on.

Sorry. I'm sorry. Just wait.

Guards!

Guards!

What's wrong with this guy now?

Hey, are you okay?

- What's happening to him? - Guards!

Hey! Hey, are you okay?

Hey, snap out of it, you fool!

Professor Han.

Please get me Professor Han Sang Ho.

Hello?

Yes.

What?

Okay, I understand.

Mr. Park!

I just heard Lee Woo Gyeom was taken to the hospital this morning.

They'll most likely reject the medical demonstration.

Come on, so what?

If I can't do the medical demonstration,

then there's no point in having this trial.

We need to have a backup plan.