No Mercy

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What do you think the crime scene

and the body are telling you?

Pardon?

Me...?

Yeah.

Well, if the killer placed the

body in a location like that...

Maybe it wasn't his intention

to hide it.

You're over-complicating

the matter.

Dismembering a body is

usually grudge-related...

lnvestigate the people around

the victim and it's game-over.

l'll bet it's a crime of passion

or grudge-related.

Why would a robber want to

mutilate the body, huh?

Continue...

lf l were the killer,

l would've gotten rid of

the fingers and

dumped the head elsewhere

in order to impede

identification process.

But, why is only one arm

is missing?

The missing arm, he could have

misplaced it.

You can easily make mistakes

when you're nervous.

Especially when it's not

a couple of pieces but six.

lt's definitely possible. lt's not

slices of pizza we're talking about...

Let's get started.

Come on. Let's give

the man some room.

Detective Min can stay.

ls that okay with you, Chief?

Of course...

Let's get out of here.

A dead body is no longer

a person.

lt's evidence.

The C.O.D. is brain damage

from fractured skull.

Soil containing granite was found

inside the nostrils, mouth and ears.

And, trace of salt was found

all over the body.

lt appears the killer dismembered

the body by the sea

in order to avoid

cleaning up the blood

and dumped the body parts

near the mouth of the river.

The weapon used is likely to be

a long and hard object.

Most damage was done

near the crown of the head.

ln order to deliver a blow directly

perpendicular to the crown,

the killer was either

over 6 ft 6 or...

he struck his victim while

she was kneeling down.

She was struck right

on the head.

But if her face hit the

flat ground,

there is little chance that soil

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