Seo-yeon asks if the plea had surprised him, but Ji-hoon says no, explaining that as So-woo’s closest friend, he felt that So-woo had been going through a particularly hard time lately. The reason Ji-hoon made the promise was because So-woo had asked him, over the first call, to find him a reason why he must live. Ji-hoon tells her that the first location was where he lives now, the second was the police station where he reported his mother’s death the third was where his mother’s funeral was held, and the fourth was the columbarium where her ashes now rest. Seo-yeon asks him to explain the significance of the locations. Ji-hoon says that during middle school, he was at last admitted to a psychiatric hospital-where he met So-woo. Ji-hoon goes on to tell them about being adopted by the prosecutor on his case, but despite the love and care he received, he couldn’t forget the events of that night.Īs he got older, things got worse and he suffered from sleep problems, auditory hallucinations and suicidal thoughts. His story shocks them all, including the teachers and Reporter Park. “That child was me,” he says, adding that he needs to explain his past in order for them to understand the present. The sole witness, their seven-year-old son, testified against his father who then committed suicide while in custody. He tells the story of a woman murdered eleven years ago by her alcoholic husband.
He reveals that he made the five pay phone calls to So-woo, each from a location personally meaningful to him, which he says was part of keeping a promise to him. In answer to what his charge is, Ji-hoon replies: “The murder of Lee So-woo.” He replies that he was with So-woo on the school rooftop, flashing back to the moment in his mind. Seo-yeon asks Ji-hoon where he was on the night of So-woo’s death. Is that a sigh of release as he takes it? To everyone’s shock, she calls Ji-hoon to the seat. She explains to the audience that her defendant has gathered up all his courage to reveal everything, and asks them to hold their peace until the cross-examination is complete. But before he can call for Seo-yeon’s witness, she announces that she’s bringing a new defendant instead.
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Min-seok opens the last hearing, and explains that after the final testimonies have been given, the jury will deliberate and a verdict will be delivered, after which the trial proceedings will be dissolved. Smiling, Joon-young tells him to come early to get a seat, since they’re so popular. The next day, Joon-young’s dad (wearing omg the awesomest cat-apron ever) sees him off to school, and asks if he should come watch the trial to see how cool his son is. Meanwhile, Seo-yeon meets Ji-hoon in the darkened school auditorium, with an apology for being late. Kyung-moon praises Seo-yeon, and asks the detective for a favor. Surprisingly, there’s a genuinely respectful air between them, and Detective Go laughs a little at the irony of the parents of the defense and prosecution meeting like this. He messages Seo-yeon that he’s finished his preparation for the last hearing.Įlsewhere, Kyung-moon drinks at a bar where he’s joined by Seo-yeon’s dad, Detective Go. Ji-hoon returns the spot where So-woo’s body was found, and takes a quiet moment to gaze upwards. He tells Dad that he plans to take the stand as the defendant tomorrow: “What happened that night… I’m going to tell them everything.” Kyung-moon stares in shock. Increasingly upset, Ji-hoon calls Dad a good person, recalling how he saved him when he didn’t need to. “I spoke truthfully,” Kyung-moon answers, telling Ji-hoon to believe him. “Dad… can’t you tell the truth to me, at least once?” he asks, acknowledging that there were too many people watching at the trial for him to admit it there. Seo-yeon takes the stationery shop grandpa to the auditorium, where he points Ji-hoon out as the crying boy. Ji-hoon and Seo-yeon go head-to-head to find out once and for all: Did So-woo fall or was he pushed? And perhaps more importantly, why? But even though we are in the final hour, those answers don’t come easily-not for us, and not for our team. The gavel falls for the last time, and Solomon’s Perjury finally gives up all its secrets as we find out what really, really happened on the rooftop that night, and who did it. 65 FebruFebruSolomon’s Perjury: Episode 12 (Final) by Saya
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