Mu-gak points out that the one thing that was different in Ma-ri’s case, was that she was left in her car when no other victims were left without any other evidence. They don’t immediately see a connection, but Yeom asks the men to search for the owner of the company. The detectives determine which company uses the particular set of barcodes that the Barcode Killer uses, a publishing house which has been out of business for fifteen years. He asks them to leave, saying he’ll have his own people take care of the equipment later. As the men move out his own equipment, Jae-hee deftly knocks a crystal decanter onto the floor and shatters, it, and lets the men take the blame for the breakage. Later, Jae-hee leaves Baek-kyung (or… his body? Please no) in a car in his underground parking garage, then saunters upstairs to arrange to test a company’s cookware as if there’s not a victim right under their feet. We see Chef Jae-hee engage in a strenuous exercise program, revealing an incredibly strong physique which explains how a relatively average-sized man dominates his victims so easily. Lieutenant Yeom does a little on-the-fly profiling, describing the killer as educated, self-disciplined, neat, and physically strong. But there’s plenty of cute in this episode too, as Mu-gak and Cho-rim’s growing attraction starts to become too big for them to ignore.Īs Mu-gak explains the meaning of the barcodes carved into the killer’s victims, the other detectives make a chilling realization - if the ISBN numbers are chronological, then the first known murder from five years ago is not the first victim of the Barcode Killer.
We learn a few things about what make him tick, and a few things that reveal exactly how cold and calculating he can be.
The deeper we get into the psyche of our killer, the more things make sense - which is exactly as creepy as it sounds. 252 ApJanuGirl Who Sees Smells: Episode 7 by LollyPip
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