The crime analysis commentary show 「Hidden Eye」, which airs at 7:40 p.m. on the 19th, examines the life-related crimes that MC Kim Sung-joo, Kim Dong-hyun, Park Ha-sun and Soyou can suffer.
In the three scenes, a drunk man was seen carrying a weapon and continuing indiscriminate threats and misdeeds toward the female boss. However, the man uttered a shocking word without any reflection, and the profiler Yu Chang-won shook his head and frowned at this appearance. The following events introduce the bizarre behavior of a man swimming in an orangutan cage. The cast couldn't take their eyes off the screen when a chewy broadcast that gave 200% of the immersion of national MC Kim Sung-joo was added to this unbelievable situation. It raises questions about the identity and the reason for the acceptance of this man who swam in the zoo.
Kwon Il-yong's crime rules deal with the terrible motorcycle hit-and-run case. The hit-and-run criminal, who tried to run away after hitting a man at the crosswalk, even committed a heinous crime of running while hanging the victim's wife. Surprised by this appearance, Soyou even showed tears, and Lee Dae-woo, an incumbent detective, could not hold back his anger, saying "That's a murder." On the other hand, the reality of absurd fraud that causes accidents by aiming only for one-way roads is revealed. "You know it's a felony, right?"The full story of the daring scam of a man who swindled drivers and defrauded them of tens of millions of won is broadcast.
In the live issue, the Ko Yu-jeong case, which has become an issue as a "murder without body" case, is sharply dug up from the perspective of 3COPS. It was revealed that Ko Yu-jeong had abandoned her murdered ex-husband's body in the sea five times, but she had treated parts of her body separately, and even 15 days before the incident, she had carefully and brutally planned the murder by searching for words such as 'Attack' and 'Gamjatang Bone'.
Based on Ko Yu-jeong's search records and her pre-prepared crime tools, profiler Kwon Il-yong analyzed that `there is a strong will to thoroughly destroy evidence that can identify the victim.' and emphasized that the case was not just an accidental crime but a thoroughly prepared planned crime. Eventually, the bereaved family, who could not find the victim's body, had no choice but to gather only eight strands of hair and hold a funeral.
