There are 12 women who have been molested..Kim Dong-hyun "It could lead to a bigger crime." Anger [Hidden eye]

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Kim Dong-hyun, a former mixed martial arts fighter, is angry at the behavior of the criminal who sexually harassed 12 women in "Hidden Eye."

In MBC Everyone Crime Analysis Commentary Program "Hidden Eye," which will air on the afternoon of the 9th, MC Kim Sung-joo, Park Ha-sun, and Kim Dong-hyun will be in the studio, while Kim Poong, a writer who crosses webtoons and cooking, will be a special guest.

In the recent recording, Kim Poong accurately pointed out the core of the case with a keen intuition, showing as much insight as a profiler, and MC Kim Sung-joo continued to express admiration, saying, "It is unexpectedly insightful."

In Kwon Il-yong's crime rules, a man with an unidentified white powder on his nose and mouth is seen strutting inside the cafe. The man then begins to commit sexual harassment by picking up only women who are alone, hugging and groping their bodies. As many as 12 women were found to have been sexually harassed by the man, Kim Dong-hyun becomes enraged, saying, "It could lead to even bigger crimes later." Later, another shocking reality of the molester who terrorized the residents of the neighborhood is revealed.

In the live issue, the whole story of the "Gwangju Vehicle Arson Murder Case," in which distorted possessiveness has turned into a brutal murder, is dug up in detail. An unidentified burned body is found in a vehicle parked in the park, and the police track the car owner to identify the suspect.

Jeong, who was the car owner, went missing after notifying his girlfriend of the breakup. However, on the day of Chung's disappearance, a man heading to Chung's vehicle was caught on CCTV in a parking lot, and the case faces a new phase. The police investigate him by identifying him as the likely culprit, and unexpected facts are revealed in the process. It was a love triangle between Jeong and a man on CCTV.

In addition, the studio is panicked when the suspicious track record of the man suspected of being a suspect is revealed, and profiler Kwon Il-yong sharply analyzes it, calling it a "secondary offense toward the victim." From the tragedy of distorted love and the creepy behavior of the killer, the hidden back story of the "Gwangju Car Fire Murder Case" will be revealed through the broadcast.

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