Park Hae-jin finds out the identity of 'gang leader = Park Sung-woong'.
Source: SBS
[The Fact｜Reporter Park Ji-yoon] The mastermind of the 'National Death Penalty Voting' scandal is none other than Park Seong-woong.
In the 8th episode of SBS Thursday drama 'National Death Penalty Vote' (written by Jo Yoon-young, directed by Park Shin-woo), broadcast on the 12th, the identity of Gaetal, who sparked the unprecedented national death penalty vote, has been revealed. There is not one Gaetal but many, and the real leader among them is revealed to be Kwon Seok-ju (Park Seong-woong), not Lee Min-soo (Kim Kwon), shocking viewers.
First, the nationwide death penalty voting incident on this day made the whole country seethe with debates for and against the death penalty. Police officer Joo-hyeon (played by Lim Ji-yeon) has speculated through many community posts and comments that Gaetal's next target in voting for the death penalty will be a death row inmate in prison. . While Jeong Jin-wook (played by Lee Wan) was arrested for killing the third death penalty candidate, the police arrested Lee Min-soo for killing the foreign wife of the first death penalty candidate. fairy.
Then, Kim Moo-chan (Park Hae-jin) and Joo Hyeon faced Kwon Seok-joo and Lee Min-soo. Kwon Seok-joo asked Lee Min-soo, "Is that you? I'm your number one fan." Lee Min-soo, who was excited at the thought of meeting Kwon Seok-ju, replied, "I also like it. Professor's answer" and "I feel relieved that we finally have can communicate normally." However, Kwon Seok-ju said that he never sent a reply, and Lee Min-soo said that he received a reply. As Kim Moo-chan and Joo-hyeon watch this, their suspicions deepen.
At this time, Kwon Seok-ju asked again: "Yunseong (Lee Min-soo's name before changing his name). Are you Gaetal? You are the criminal who led the national death penalty vote." Lee Min-soo replied, "It seemed like I was the only one clinging to it so it wasn't fun at all. So I tried to move a little faster. If I were Gaetal, are you curious I would Who are you?" Have you voted for the death penalty today?"
At that moment, the fourth national death penalty vote began and the target was Kim Moo-chan. Angered by this, Joo-hyun pointed the gun at Lee Min-soo and shouted at him to stop voting.
However, the subjects of the fourth death penalty vote prepared by Gaetals were death row inmates in prison. Lee Min-soo acted arbitrarily without consulting the other Gaetals, and the other Gaetals who realized his betrayal began to busily take action. Among them is Kim Ji-hoon (Seo Young-joo), a high school student who was almost adopted by Kwon Seok-ju 8 years ago but witnessed the moment he was murdered.
Kim Ji-hoon stopped Lee Min-soo's sudden death penalty vote and it seemed like the case was over. Lee Min-soo was released thanks to the efforts of his mother Min Ji-young (Kim Yu-mi).
Accordingly, Kim Moo-chan had time alone to reflect. As he slowly reviewed each series of events, he realized: "When I completely understood and assimilated with the criminal's purpose, at that moment I became like the criminal" and realized that the sentence answer that Lee Min-soo gave. is Kwon Seok-ju's death penalty vote. In other words, the person who actually created the death penalty vote in the first place was Kwon Seok-ju.
At the same time, Joo-hyeon was also looking at the letters Lee Min-soo sent to Kwon Seok-ju and discovered that the first letter had disappeared. And to investigate this, I went to see Kwon Seok-ju at the National Police Agency. At this time, Kim Moo-chan called Joo-hyun and told her that Kwon Seok-ju was Gaetal. At the same time, a truck entered the police headquarters where Kwon Seok-ju and Joo-hyeon were, causing they were surprised. Then, Kwon Seok-ju escaped in a truck as if he had been waiting.
The 8th episode of 'National Death Penalty Vote' surprised viewers by detonating a powerful anti-war bomb with Kwon Seok-ju being the real bastard as the clues were gathered dense and meticulous appear one after another. There is growing curiosity about what kind of ending the 'National Death Vote' will look like as it approaches its second half.
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