Go Hyunjung is my mom...Chang Dong-yoon and Ko Hyun-jung are assimilated.
Sep 21, 2025
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In the 6th episode of SBS' Friday-Saturday drama 'Warts: The Murderer's Outing' (hereinafter 'Warts', Lee Young-jong's play, directed by Byun Young-joo), the killer of the murder imitating warts was revealed. The criminal seems to have become an adult after being abused by a victim killed by serial killer Jung In-shin (Koh Hyun-jung). As he approached the criminal's identity, Cha Soo-yeol (Jang Dong-yoon) found himself resembling his mother, Jeong In-shin, whom he hated for the rest of her life, and fell into deep pain.
Cha Soo-yeol witnessed the disastrous death crisis of Park Min-jae (Lee Chang-min), a leading suspect. It happened when Park Min-jae lured Joey, who was suspected of being a copycat alone, to help Cha Soo-yeol. Cha Soo-yeol embraced Park Min-jae and screamed "You can't die", but Park Min-jae eventually died. Cha Soo-yeol, who failed to prevent death again, told Jung-shin "I'll think like you, I'll act like that." Please help me catch it," he enthused.
Even after Park Min-jae's death, the criminal continued to run wild. the criminal's call again. Jung Yi-shin provoked the criminal again this time. Cha Soo-yeol was the only one who understood the reason for Chung's provocation in the serial murder investigation team. The criminal broadcasted the next copycat murder live on his cell phone, and the police were quickly dispatched to the place in the video. Jung-shin tells Cha Soo-yeol "You have to think like a guy, like me. Jeongho, he called Cha Soo-yeol's childhood name.
As the crime is underway, the police's mind is in a hurry as the criminal continues to show it on his mobile phone. But the hotel where the crime was committed was full of guests. Cha Soo-yeol tracked down the criminal, recalling the words of Jeong In-shin "Don't think about catching him without shedding a drop of blood." However, Kim Na-hee (EL), whose life was more important, pressed the emergency bell, and the criminal eventually escaped among the pouring customers
The victim who saved his life was the hotel's manager and a follower of Joy. An acquaintance of the victim confirmed that Joy said "If you kill yourself, you will save several people." Meanwhile, Cha Soo-yeol, who watched the crime video with Jung In-shin, deduced that the criminal was a person who was watching Jung In's crime in the past through a song humming by the criminal in the video.
The suspect who came out in that way was a person who was giving a lecture. During the lecture, a child was carrying a dead cat with a distorted nose due to burns caused by abuse. While chasing traces during the lecture, Cha Soo-yeol caught the possibility that he had undergone sex reassignment surgery. At a crucial moment when they could approach the criminal's identity, the serial murder investigation team knew the mother-child relationship between Jung Shin and Cha Soo-yeol and strongly protested against Cha Soo-yeol, who has deceived them so far. In the meantime, Cha Soo-yeol was greatly frustrated when news of the death of the victim, the hotel manager, spread.
What made Cha Soo-yeol difficult was the question of whether he looked like Jeong In-shin, whom he hated all his life. Cha Soo-yeol confessed to his wife Lee Jung-yeon (Kim Bo-ra) that the mantis is my mother. The truth I wanted to hide from my wife to the end. Cha Soo-yeol confessed to Lee Jung-yeon, who seemed to be surprised, that he liked the smell of blood because he resembled Jung-shin, and that the blood of Jung-shin flowing in his body was terrible. The sixth inning ended with Cha Soo-yeol's sad tears.
The sixth episode of 'Murder's Outing' captures the deep dilemma and pain of Jung Shin and Cha Soo-yeol, who began to approach the identity of the criminal, and Cha Soo-yeol, who found himself resembling Jung Shin. The live broadcast of the crime and the process of chasing the criminal gave a sweaty tension in the hands, and Cha Soo-yeol's pain, which was cornered, caused viewers to empathize. Above all, it was significant that the perpetrator of the copycat murder case could be the victim of 'child abuse'.
According to Nielsen Korea, a rating research company, on the 21st, the sixth episode of 'Warts', which aired on the 20th, recorded a 6.4% viewership based on the metropolitan area. At that moment, the highest ratings soared to a whopping 9.6%.
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