A Violent Prosecutor Page #7
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why come see you?
I don't know where to begin??
You trying to squeeze
some last pennies out of me?
I'm talking about
helping each other.
Get in. Let's talk on the way.
You look quite worn out.
How are things?
You showed up after
5 years to ask me that?
Listen, you don't have to
make things complicated.
I'm not coming to you
with empty hands.
on Independence Day
there'll be a special pardon.
And another on Thanksgiving.
I arranged everything for you
to come out then.
I'm mad dog Byun Jae-wook.
You know me.
I can't bear a false accusation.
Got something up your sleeve?
Why go overboard like this?
I remember you were
at least a man of sense.
There is nothing
a framed ex-prosecutor can't do.
You still don't get it, do you?
You put yourself in this mess.
Please save me.
I'll confess everything.
Stand up.
You should've acted
more like a man.
I can't?. ff,breathe??
5 years ago, that night
I told you to hand
Lee Jin-seok over to Yang.
Don't you remember?
If you had listened to me
none of this would
have happened.
Don't blame me.
Give that testimony in court.
I did this sh*t for 25 years.
Don't you remember
who taught you?
You can't get me.
Still the same,
you and your bluffing.
water in your soju?
You act so manly,
but you're a weak bastard.
Alright then.
See you in court.
You look really terrible.
Don't you want to spend
the rest of your term in peace?
Here.
He's just someone
you met in prison.
You come first.
Mr. Woo, a word please!
You're summoned as a witness,
what will you testify?
The truth is that I'm not sure why
I was called at this critical time.
They say Byun will reveal
the true offender.
But if he was falsely accused,
I hope he can prove himself innocent
and return to society.
Any comment on
Nothing further to say.
How do you feel right now?
Please say something!
No. 3820!
Depart for the court, come out!
Captain!
- What is it?
- What for?
- I don't know, sir.
Stand against the wall.
You stay right there.
Young-cheol!
Hey buddy.
Young-cheol!
Weren't you transferred?
I am sorry, sir.
I truly am.
What is with you?
What happened?
Guard! Guard!
Anyone there? Damn it!
The court will have a recess due to
a delay in the defendant's arrival.
We will resume in half an hour.
What?
I understand.
What's going on?
He was stabbed.
What?
I get a strong sense that my life
Why on earth
did I listen to you?
Goddamn it.
What should we do?
We? Who are we?
You think I'm your mate?
Sorry for keeping you.
We'll wrap it up soon.
It's okay.
Don't worry too much,
Congressman.
You always think one step ahead.
Why should I be worried?
ls this Korean Air?
I want the earliest flight ticket
to Koreatown in the US!
Wherever works fine.
The closest one to K-Town!
Why's it so expensive?
Damn it!
I don't think we can
proceed like this.
Don't you think, prosecutor?
Can we wait a bit longer?
The defendant's condition
has not been officially reported.
There's no reason
to kill any more time.
The court will adjourn
due to the defendant's absence
and will be rescheduled later.
Please wait, your honor!
I am sorry.
Something happened on the way.
I apologize, your honor.
I see.
You should keep to the schedule.
The court is resumed.
First, witness for the defense...
Mr. Han Chi-won?
Mr. Han.
Did you work for Far East
Construction 5 years ago?
Yes, I did.
Then you must've been close
to the victim, Lee Jin-seok.
Of course.
We shared life's
joys and sorrows.
What was he like, Lee Jin-seok?
A good, sensitive man.
A rare thing in that field.
But he suffered breathing problems
and couldn't even run to catch a bus.
- An inhaler?
- Yes.
By an inhaler, do you mean
a nebulizer for asthmatics?
Yes, that's right.
Then that nebulizer must've
been indispensable to him.
Of course!
He'd die instantly without it.
As he can't breathe.
Understood, thank you.
Witness, did you know
Jang Hyun-seok, president
of Far East Construction?
I sure did.
He was like a big brother to me.
I worked for him at the scene
and recently
on an election campaign.
Which campaign office
did you work for?
Witness, be assured.
Thank you, your honor.
Mr. Woo Jong-gil over there.
Can you specify your role there?
I delivered boxes full of cash from
Mr. Jang to Mr. Woo's campaign office.
Do you have evidence
for what you just said?
I have pictures on Facebook
from the bird sanctuary protest
and my days on the campaign.
I submit this material as evidence.
No further questions.
Prosecutor, please proceed.
Mr. Han Chi-won.
Can you confirm that everything
you just said is the truth
I've never lied in my life.
ls it true that Jang Hyun-seok's
slush fund
was used as campaign money
for Woo Jong-gil?
Yes, it is 1000/o accurate.
Thank you.
No further questions.
Yes.
Hey. What are you doing?
Are you a prosecutor
or a defense attorney?
I'm trying to reveal
the truth as prosecutor.
You realize you're stepping
into very dangerous waters?
Yes, I do.
Let's continue.
Alright.
Yes, your honor.
Next...
Witness for the prosecution,
Mr. Woo Jong-gil, please come forward.
nothing but the truth
and will be punished
if I do otherwise.
Prosecutor, the witness is yours.
Witness, how would you describe
your relationship with Jang?
He's one of my supporters,
but not a personal relation.
These documents show that
Jang was charged four times
from 1988 to 2006 for organized violence
and circulation of illegal funds.
But all of his cases were
dropped by the same prosecutor.
Tell me.
What name is written as prosecutor?
Do you feel reluctant to say it?
It's my name.
But how is this related to
my testifying as a witness?
I am saying that you're not
unconnected to Lee's death.
Then you should reveal the circumstances of
his death at the prosecutor's office.
Why keep straying from the issue?
And I remind you,
I'm a witness for the prosecution
who should receive your protection.
Identify well who's friend or foe.
Do I really have to explain
A to Z about the trial?
Mr. Prosecutor?
No further questions.
Defendant,
He's one of my supporters,
but not a personal relation.
Yes, of course.
Mr. Woo, who do you think
killed Lee Jin-seok?
Isn't his death the reason
you wear that uniform?
Then why do you think
I killed Lee Jin-seok?
That's not for me to answer.
For every homicide,
there should be a motive.
The one who benefits
from the victim's death
is usually the one
we identify as a suspect.
So in this homicide case,
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