01x01 - Episode 1

[bunniefuu]

[footsteps]

[muted audio]

[faint chanting]

[woman] I had a dream.

[chanting continues]

And in the dream, I was a man.

He served warm soup
to the elderly…

Reaching out first…

Hugging first.

He sang with children…

My fellow Koreans, change
happens through communication,

making our voices heard.
And in times like this…

[woman] …opened his
heart before the world,

and inspired the
younger generation.

[chattering continues]

People would even
follow him to w*r.

[man] And we have
not yet lost hope.

Together, let's face
these challenges!

[audience applauds, cheers]

[woman] There was
also a woman he loved.

That woman…

Was taking her last breath.

[gasps]

[sighs]

Munju.

[Munju panting]

[reporter] President Hauser
delivered a strong warning

in response to North
Korea's recent declaration

to deploy ICBMs capable of
hitting the US mainland.

[President] Well, obviously, David,
North Korea has crossed the line.

And, uh, we will not suffer
their belligerence any longer.

Sadly, uh, peace can only be
attained through strength.

This is how we make
the world beautiful.

If North Korea wants to
provoke us with their nukes,

the United States will have no
choice but to respond in kind.

You got my word on that.

[reporter] White House
spokesperson, Adam Maxwell,

denied that President
Hauser's remarks

signaled imminent military
action against North Korea.

However, he clarified that the
White House is not limiting

its considerations to diplomatic
or peaceful solutions,

while declining to comment on
any specific response measures.

Maxwell went on to state that halting
North Korea's nuclear m*ssile provocations

remains the administration's
top priority,

and that all possible measures
will be pursued in coordination

with allied nations
to achieve that goal.

As the United States
dispatched a delegation

to the Idician capital of Kirus

for cease-fire negotiations
under UN mediation,

King Anshar Nabu of Idicia
unilaterally announced

the suspension of
talks via state media…

[Munju] Why did you
have me followed?

You know I can't sleep

when you're out there
running alone so early.

God knows where you were.

Did you forget how cranky I get

-when I lose sleep?
-Stop worrying about it.

It's the one thing I asked
for before coming back here.

Let me do my morning run alone.

It's like morning
prayers for me.

[panting]

Go run, by all means.

I'm not stopping you.

Just pretend nobody's
there following.

Or if you want, you can just run on
the treadmill, and you'll be all alone.

[sighs] I need to run for real.

And I don't want people around.

Could you pray out loud with
people listening to you?

The only time a politician prays

-is when someone's listening.
-[scoffs]

[cheering, chanting]

Munju.

If someone really wanted to
have me taken down, they could.

They could run you over while you're
jogging or throw you off of a cliff.

And after that, what's next?

The future of the entire
country is changed forever.

-So I want to be careful, okay?
-[sighs]

I'm sorry, you're not
the president, right?

-Let alone a candidate.
-[chuckles]

Far into the future,

when we look back and think
about what we have done,

I sincerely hope

that we will be able to say
that we did the right thing

for the people in North Korea…

[panting]

[breathes heavily]

Ms. Seo!

Ms. Seo!

[reporter] During her tenure,

Ambassador Seo was a strong
advocate for our nation

in the international community,
engaging in various diplomatic issues.

However, she
unexpectedly resigned

and returned via Incheon
Airport last night.

Although my three year
tenure as the UN ambassador

was filled with challenges,

I was honored to represent my
country on the international stage.

[reporter] Seo did however
refrain from commenting on

the reasons for her
sudden resignation.

[panting]

TEMPEST

PRESIDENT CHAE
KYUNGSIN OF SOUTH KOREA

[security director] What is
President Hauser thinking?

You know, I've heard this guy
can't even locate Korea on a map.

Just ignore him. Everyone
knows he's a nutjob.

But who knew Kim Hansang
would turn out worse?

He had been so quiet that people
were calling him a recluse,

a hikikomori, they say in Japan.

Now they're competing
to see who's crazier.

[chuckles] In the age of
nuclear w*r, the lunatic wins.

Their leverage is held by the legitimate
fear that they could fire a nuke.

The expats here are losing it.

They're too scared to remain
in Korea, w*r could break out.

They'll eventually
accept the idea.

New ambassadors get scared when
they first hear news like this,

packing their bags
and calling home.

But after a while
they get used to it.

-They sleep at night, like the rest of us.
-[all chuckle]

[chuckles] You know?

Actually, I was up all night.

And why's that?

They talk about Hansang on the
news all day in the States.

The Iraq w*r, the Idicia w*r. It
was propaganda that started those.

The US… [sighs]

They're still stuck
in the Middle East

because they can't seem to
bring an end to the Idicia w*r.

I doubt it's another
w*r they're planning.

[security director]
Speaking of which,

tell us the real
reason you resigned.

[foreign minister]
Come on, you know!

Her husband's the opposition's
front-runner for the president this year.

Yeah, I know.

But what I'm wondering is

if it was the ambassador's idea
or the president's. [chuckles]

Oh, here she is.

-[guest] Good afternoon, Madam President.
-[chuckles]

-Honor to meet you, Madam President.
-It's an honor.

I'm sorry to drag her away.

Could I just borrow her a while?

You didn't have to answer
all their questions.

You could've just said I told you to
either quit or divorce your husband

since he's about to
become president.

Sorry if I caused
you any trouble.

When you got North
Korea, China, and the US,

each with their own
special brand of crazy,

to agree on the word "peacefully" in
the Basel Quadripartite Agreement,

I thought,

"Wow, if I am the
next president,

I hope she'll help me deal
with foreign affairs."

Only, then I found out
who you were married to,

and… [sighs] …I was heartbroken.

Still, we've worked
together for a decade.

And I've appreciated it.

But when you turned down
the minister position,

I had a feeling Jang Junik was
going to be running for president.

I wanted the ambassador position

to deal with North Korea's
nuclear issue, like you have.

Putting aside everything else,

his views on reunification
are risky at best.

-He's still figuring it out.
-Do you know why?

Because he doesn't care.

The policy that his
campaign first introduced

was the Social
Isolation initiative.

Then climate, and
food, and agriculture.

After that, gender.

And when is he going to discuss…

Inter-Korean relations?

The North could fall any day,

and most young people
oppose reunifying.

Last year Jang was a
star, after he said,

"If it requires South
Korea being sacrificed,

reunification isn't
desirable or necessary."

He even said that we should
consider a constitutional revision

to split Korea into
separate nations.

Even a young politician,
going for the cool factor.

Should know better, right?

Reunification issues…

Will hit us suddenly,

like some inevitable disaster.

I wanted to tell you,

he's attending a mass
for reunification today.

He says he has an announcement
to make when the service is done.

Regarding the reunification?

Madam President…

No matter how late, Junik
wants to speak with you today.

He said that?

Why?

He hasn't told me.
Not yet at least.

[Junik] I understand.

Yes, I've been ready for this.

Sorry. This work thing
came out of nowhere.

Will you please tell
your folks I apologize?

No, I'm the one who's sorry.

I would have canceled my appointment
here if you had let me know.

Tonight was also
important to me.

You've worked so hard,

and I've wanted to
tell your parents

what a great job you've
been doing in the States.

You see, um…

I was prepared to follow you wherever
you had to go as your personal aide.

So I closed out all my
savings accounts and then I…

Was ready to leave
whenever you'd call.

Sudan, Syria, Iraq…

I really didn't care if it was the most
dangerous place in the whole entire earth.

Except of course, there's one
place I never, ever want to go.

The New Republicans.

Yeah, your husband's the New
Republican Party's top candidate.

I just can't work for that party
in any capacity, I can't do it.

Yeah.

When you're married you…

Accept your husband's
weakness as your own.

Is this really what
you want to do?

Junik will run for president
regardless of how I feel.

So if he wants this, then it's
better I stay by his side.

Your political career is
going to end if you do.

What's this?

[Junik] I really needed you.

Thanks for coming back, Munju.

It's pretty.

What's with the cross?

I hear it's the
most popular design

for two thousand years now.

You want me to wear this
to the church later?

A picture of you praying with that
necklace on would be incredible,

don't you think?

You want me to pray now, too?

I think I could do all right…

If you would pray for me.

[scoffs] You want me to pray
that you'll be president?

Pray that I handle
the challenges,

although I can be weak at times.

You called and asked that
I come back last month.

I could tell in your
voice something was wrong.

What's going on?

Why won't you just tell me?

Why don't we talk tonight?

To be honest, it's a long story.

The two of you will sit right
here, with security here...

[Junik] Let's keep
them out of the church.

-I'm sorry?
-Well, it is a mass for peace, isn't it?

A lot of important
people will be there.

I don't want it to look like
I'm scared in the house of God.

Keep them out of sight.

[assistant] But, sir, I think…

Should we get some
peaches later?

Peaches this time of year?

You'll get some, right?

I thought you
didn't like peaches.

Well, suddenly I'm craving them.

[leader] No peaceful
reunification!

[protestors] No
peaceful reunification!

[leader] Eliminate the traitors!

[protestors] Eliminate
the traitors!

[leader] No peaceful
reunification!

[protestors] No
peaceful reunification!

[leader] Eliminate the traitors!

[protestors] Eliminate
the traitors!

[leader] No peaceful
reunification!

[reporter] We're here at
Peace and Forgiveness Church,

where a mass for peaceful
reunification will be held.

The mass, scheduled
to begin shortly,

will be attended by prominent
figures from several fields.

It's generating a lot of buzz

because Assemblyman Jang Junik
of the New Republican Party,

known for opposing
reunification, is attending.

[protestors] No
peaceful reunification!

[leader] Eliminate the traitors!

[protestors] Eliminate
the traitors!

-[leader] History repeats itself!
-[camera shutters clicking]

Jang Junik must step down!

[protestors] Step
down! Step down!

[leader] Eliminate the traitors!

DESTRUCTION OF COMMUNISM IS
THE ONLY WAY FOR REUNIFICATION

[leader] History repeats itself!
Jang Junik must step down!

[protestors] Step
down! Step down!

-[leader] No peaceful reunification!
-[protestors] No peaceful reunification!

-[leader] Eliminate the traitors!
-[protestors] Eliminate the traitors!

REUNIFICATION IS HELL

-[leader] No peaceful reunification!
-[protestors] No peaceful reunification!

-[leader] No peaceful reunification!
-[protestors] No peaceful reunification!

[organ playing]

Have the security
team wait outside.

And Changhee, find a safe place for
Munju to stay for a while, okay?

Make sure it's ready so she
can head straight there.

Right away, sir.

[bell tolls]

[choir singing]

ENTRANCE HYMN THE
LITTLE TREE BOYS CHOIR

What's that?

Nothing.

[bell tolling]

Let us pray.

Almighty and eternal God,

please have mercy on this nation
divided into North and South.

And bring peace and
forgiveness to our land.

Amen.

Amen.

"Wake up."

"But if you do not wake up,
I will come like a thief,

and you will not know at what
time I will come to you."

This is the word of the Lord.

[preacher] Let us all stand.

♪ Hallelujah, hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

Assemblyman Jang!

Why would you betray us?

You swore not to reunify.

[attendees screaming, clamoring]

No! No!

Oh, honey, sweetie!

You'll be okay!

Mr. Jang!

-[grunts]
-[screaming continues]

[Munju] You're going
to be okay, Junik.

[breathing shakily]

"No peaceful reunification"?

REUNIFICATION IS HELL

I'll convince him.

Sergeant Kim Yongjun.

Drop the g*n.

[choking]

-[camera shutter clicks]
-[guard] Go in!

-[grunts]
-[screaming, clamoring continues]

Sweetie.

-[straining]
-[whimpering]

[Munju] You're okay.

[whimpering]

[straining] Our…

Peaches…

[whimpering]

[footsteps approaching]

-[gasps]
-[grunts]

[shouting]

[Yongjun coughing]

Junik.

Junik!

Junik! Honey!

No, sweetie!

-[whimpering]
-[breathes heavily]

[choking]

BREAKING NEWS: JANG JUNIK
SHOT… TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

[reporter] We've just received breaking
news that Assemblyman Jang Junik

of the New Republican
Party has been shot.

Our reporter on the scene
has further details.

We're here at Seongmun
University Hospital,

where Assemblyman Jang Junik is
undergoing emergency surgery.

His family,
including his mother,

Chairwoman Lim Okseon of Aseom
Shipping, has just arrived.

Aseom Shipping, the nation's
largest shipping company,

operates over a hundred vessels,

as well as a global network
of logistics facilities.

-[line ringing]
-Uh, yes, hello.

I have a flight to Washington
DC scheduled tomorrow

that I'm gonna have to cancel.

[reporter 2] The suspect,
Kim, a 27-year-old man,

with a military background

is known to be involved with
an anti-reunification group.

OPERATING ROOM 1

-[all clamoring]
-He's coming out.

[reporter shushes]

[doctor] Mr. Jang Junik passed away
tonight due to excessive blood loss.

His time of death was 9:15 p.m.

[crowd gasping, clamoring]

[person] Oh, God.

[crowd muttering]

-Are you okay?
-[groans]

Let's get you out of here.

Breaking news.

Assemblyman Jang Junik, who
was shot during the mass

and rushed into emergency
surgery, tragically passed away

-at 9:15 p.m. tonight.
-[all gasping]

[all mumbling]

BREAKING NEWS:
ASSEMBLYMAN JANG JUNIK

OF NEW REPUBLICAN
PARTY ASSASSINATED

[reporter] Following the sudden
death of Assemblyman Jang Junik,

the political sphere
remains in turmoil.

The New Republican Party is
discussing countermeasures

after losing its candidate.

And it seems changes to the
primary schedule are unavoidable.

My husband is dead, my son is
dead, and now my grandson's dead.

I guess we'll have three
widows living under one roof.

You're not alone, Grandma, okay?

When my son died,

I resented you for
being alive, Okseon.

You understand my
pain now, don't you?

Now you have to watch your son's widow,
who didn't even give him a child,

enjoy his inheritance.

You're right, Mother.

When my husband was sick,

you made sure that our oldest
son got everything instead of me.

Which only served
you in the end.

How was I to know?

Grandma, Mother, Munju.

I know it's not the
best time to tell you,

but I've decided to run for
president in Junik's place.

You're going to do what?

The party's approval
ratings since Junik's death

are the highest they've
been since its founding.

Someone has to take his place.

And the party believes I'm
the right person for the job.

According to the most recent
polling, I'm likely to win…

By a landslide, actually.

Who's been telling you this?

Hwang Mangi, the party leader.

I always knew…

There'd be snakes
with Junik's death.

I expected that
from Hwang Mangi.

But you, my own son?

So you don't think…

I have what it takes?

Junsang, you're best
as a prosecutor.

If anyone takes his
place in the election,

it should be Munju.

Okseon. What are you saying?

There's something called a widow's
succession in American politics.

People will always vote
for a politician's widow.

That's how we win this.

You think I'll lose…

But Munju will win?

[door opens]

Sorry I'm late. The review
took longer than expected.

Oh, I'm glad you're here.

I thought I would choke from how
uncomfortable this has become.

The late Assemblyman Jang Junik
personally hired a lawyer two weeks ago

to handle arrangements
for his estate.

I only received the
details yesterday.

STATEMENT OF THE GIFTED PROPERTY

He left a total of


to Ms. Seo Munju, his wife.

He also left five real estate properties
worth a total of 28 billion won

to Seo Munju.

His tangible assets
worth 5.5 billion…

BENEFICIARY SEO MUNJU

-…he left to her as well.
-Look, stop complicating this.

Just tell us what do
we get after her share?

I have yet to receive the
details to his overseas assets,

so I can't say for sure,

but I don't think
there's anything left.

[sighs] That's absurd.
It's just nonsense.

How do you know this wasn't forged,
or if that lawyer is a fraud?

[attorney] It's been confirmed
that each of the transfers

was legitimate
and-and legally valid.

The Jang family started
by selling salt.

We built this fortune over
three generations of hard work.

There's no way that girl
who came into this family

with no home or status
has any claim to it!

Go ahead.

I want an explanation.
What's is all this?

I have no idea.

Look, I'm as surprised
as all of you.

He said he'd sort out his assets

and that I should turn
in my ID to a lawyer.

You see, I told you.

You never should have let him
marry such worthless trash.

Grandma, don't start this again.

[cries] You couldn't
even give him a child.

Why not?

He spent every night
alone because of you.

Mother, would you please stop!

And you, be honest with us.

You had to know
people would gossip.

They'll think you
k*lled Junik for money.

A woman who had nothing
before she was married

becomes a widow right after her
husband gives her everything.

How do you explain that?

Who would give away their
entire fortune for no reason?

And you didn't know
anything about it?

After sitting here with you
and Grandmother tonight…

I can understand why
he left me everything.

Grandmother.

I am not worthless trash.

I had a mother who gave everything
to raise me with love and care.

You always treated me like I was
a beggar and I just ignored it.

My mother taught me
not to feel inferior

and to never be ashamed of
who I am or where I'm from.

I guess Junik couldn't stand it.

He left me all his money so you
wouldn't look down on me anymore.

My goodness, look at her face.
See how she's glaring at us.

-If you truly loved Junik so much…
-[scoffs]

…why didn't you shed a
single tear at his funeral?

I always had a
feeling, you know?

There's something
wrong with you.

I get it now.

Junik was just angry

with all of us for how… how
we treated you, correct?

And this is him expressing
that resentment.

But

this whole thing feels like
some kind of cruel joke.

I didn't have it easy here.

Still, I endured and helped
this family grow its fortune.

Every piece of land and property you
inherited has my fingerprints all over it.

But above all, I poured my heart
and soul into raising my son.

It's like tending to a
tree through a storm,

and then waiting for it to
bear fruit after so long,

only to lose it just
before the harvest.

Try to imagine

what that feels like.

I'm not accepting this.

Losing Junik ripped
out my heart.

And now I'm supposed to watch you
take everything that's left of him?

It took three generations
to build your wealth.

And I don't want it.

-I'll donate everything and leave Korea.
-Who says it's yours to donate?

-You're not going anywhere.
-We should sue, all right?

First off, we'll file an injunction
to freeze all of the assets,

and then a claim for the return of the
statutory share of the inheritance.

None of this adds up.

Got it?

Get the best lawyers you
can. The cost is irrelevant.

Very well.

This isn't about the
money for me either.

It's about the pride
I have as a mother.

And I'm going to
fight until the end.

I'll file endless lawsuits, and
ensure you'll never get anything.

Do whatever you want.

I'm not afraid of you.

I want everyone here early tomorrow.
There's a lot of work to do.

Yes, ma'am.

Ah, you're meeting
here at my house again?

I'm sorry, since when
does she own this house?

Since ten days ago.

-[stammers]
-[Munju] Don't worry, Grandmother.

I'm not as cruel
as you think I am.

Munju. The best way to handle a
lawsuit is to not get involved in one.

People will talk, and no one
walks away without being hurt.

I know you're uncomfortable

-with having all this inheritance.
-No, it's okay.

The only ones who get hurt in
lawsuits are the ones in the wrong.

[inhales] Grandmother will…

Listen, they won't just
go after the money.

They'll try to break your
soul, down to the last piece.

I've always wanted
to help you out.

Trust me, let's end
this on good terms.

And if you really want to donate it,
how about contributing to my election?

If you and I team up, we could
have the most incredible synergy…

I'd prefer if you just sued me.

[phone buzzing]

INTERNATIONAL CALL

Mark? Hey, you
there? It's Ethan.

How did you get my number?

It's nice to hear your voice too,
buddy. I've got a job for you.

I'm done with that.

Mmm, you sure?

It's a big one, like Swiss-account big.
And the client says it's got to be you.

It's a security detail.

Widow of a South Korean
politician, name of Munju Seo.

She's the client?

No, Seo doesn't even
know she's in danger.

Our client wants you to be her
bodyguard, but keep it a secret.

What does that mean?

Well, it means she needs to
think hiring you was her idea.

You can't disclose
anything about our client

and they want some intel on her, who
she meets, what they're talking about…

His name was Kim Yongjun, 27 years old.
He was with the Special Warfare Command.

I can tell you the guy was a nutcase.
But one with a cause. You know the type.

I went to check out his place,

and he had tons of photos and
information on Mr. Jang Junik.

I think he got angry
when Mr. Jang's actions

didn't line up with
what he expected.

[Munju] Did he have any family?

One older sister and a father, but
his sister got married and moved out.

And his father is deaf
and can't communicate.

People like him all have one
thing in common. They're loners.

And the anti-reunification group
didn't seem to know who he was.

So they'll probably
conclude he acted alone.

[Munju] What about that man?

The one from the church.

Oh, Mark Paik?

Mr. Paik Sanho.

People at the church say
he's a North Korean defector,

his neighbors say
he's from Yanbian,

and his co-workers
say he's from Russia.

But from what we've found,
he's actually American.

We've been looking all
over for him just to

get his witness statement,
but we can't find him.

I don't believe he
just disappeared.

Oh, honey! Sweetie,
you'll be okay.

Why not? He spent every
night alone because of you!

A woman who had nothing
before she was married

becomes a widow right after her
husband gives her everything?

Thanks for coming back, Munju.

[sighs, sniffs]

[Sanho] I've been watching her.

She experienced a
serious trauma, but…

She hides her emotions well.

She still maintains
her daily routine,

stays incredibly busy,

not interested in eating.

And also,

a little careless.

But she has no idea
that she's in danger.

[camera shutter clicks]

[Ethan] So, you had your
little investigation.

What's it going to be?
You taking the job?

No.

Not interested.

I don't see a need
to be involved here.

She seems strong.

Stronger than you would think.

[sighs]

You're Munju, right?

Your husband, Junik,

visited here the day
before he passed.

Confessed to all of his sins.

And was forgiven for all of it.

I got baptized when I
was married 20 years ago.

I've been wanting
to leave the church,

but the Catholic Church
has no way to do that.

After my husband's death…

I lost him recently,

so I'm allowed to be
honest, right, Father?

Junik always believed
in this place.

He said the house of God
was the safest place.

But if this really
was the house of God,

then he allowed one of his
guests to be k*lled inside of it.

If God were a human, Father,

I'd call him a monster. A
monster or a psychopath.

Except that's a
blasphemous thing to say.

[sighs] So I think that, respectfully,
I'll choose not to believe in him.

At times like this,

I can't help but
think about Job,

a man who went through so
much suffering for no reason.

Don't tell me I'll understand the
meaning of this one day, Father.

That's the kind of thing people
say when you lose a baby.

The devil himself

is responsible for this.

I felt the pain

of losing my whole family
right before my eyes.

And 70 years later, the
meaning of it still evades me.

So I won't tell you
anything like that.

However,

Job saw the face of God
in the middle of a storm.

Munju… Sorry, Ms. Seo.

A storm is heading towards us.

And when the time comes,
you will have a question

to ask him desperately.

Then…

Come and talk to me.

In the meantime, remember,
I'll be praying for you.

Mr. Paik Sanho.

I came here to speak to him.

Could you tell him

that I came looking?

Paik Sanho, right?

I'm really sorry

about your husband.

He looks like the guy
who was at the church.

The American, Paik Sanho.

Let the boss know.

-I need to ask you something.
-Are you aware someone's trailing you?

Let's talk somewhere else.

-I think they're onto us.
-Follow them. This is Team 1.

The target's in pursuit.

-Ms. Seo, stop please.
-[Sanho] Keep walking.

Could you stop for
a moment? Ms. Seo?

[gasps]

[tires squeal]

[chattering, indistinct]

Close your eyes
and then open them.

Seoul is a very well-lit city.

Those guys will never
be able to catch us.

They don't know how to
operate in the dark.

[indistinct
chattering continues]

You're keeping up pretty well,
for someone from the city.

Are you familiar
with these mountains?

I know every mountain in Seoul,

all the waterways, underground
passages, abandoned buildings…

Basically anything
that's not on the map.

For people like me, the first thing
we do is figure out escape routes,

places to hide,

and where to stay the night,
should the reason arise.

What exactly do you
mean, "people like you"?

Someone who doesn't
have a country.

You said you wanted
to ask me something.

It's about…

The man who m*rder*d Junik.

You heard the last
thing he said, right?

Junik.

Junik! Honey!

[choking]

[whimpering]

[straining] I k*lled the spy.

[choking]

"I k*lled the spy," he said.

People say that
the man was crazy.

But his voice…

His eyes.

Every single night I
think about it. [sniffs]

And I feel more sure.

That he wasn't crazy.

Mr. Paik, you saw him a
lot closer than I did.

So you're the only
person that I can ask.

I don't believe that Mr. Kim was,
uh, crazy or lying. But I do think…

I do think that there was
someone else pulling the strings.

[Junik] "Wake up…"

[Sanho] This man is Mr. Kim.

And I've watched this
over and over again,

wondering if I could've stopped
it if I got there sooner.

…This is the word of the Lord.

And then, I noticed
something strange here.

What did he put in there?

[Munju] What is this?

[Sanho] I tried to call this
number, but it was out of service.

There were people who clearly
wanted to know who made the call.

[stalker] All right, let's move.

-[car doors close]
-[stalkers chattering]

[Sanho] I looked into it, and it turns
out that number was never in use.

So whoever's card it is, well,
they must have the ability

to erase phone records.

That, or they're able to use

whatever caller ID they want.

[security director]
Madam President.

Seo Munju, how much
can you trust her?

What is it, Director?

[sighs]

Look at this.

I checked all the CCTV
footage from the church,

and here's what I found.

[Munju] That's my
husband's brother.

So, Junsang…

Met with Sergeant Kim that day.