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Jeon Hyun-moo sighs, "It seems I can no longer casually say 'looks like a psychopath'" [The Psychopath I Met]

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As the final episode of "The Psychopath I Met," Jeon Hyun-moo, Nucksal, Kyuhyun, and Heo Young-ji share their reflections with the message, "Let's replenish our humanity and meet again," while honestly recounting their experiences of confronting real-life psychopathic crimes over eight weeks.

The eighth and final episode of MBN·SBS Plus' "The Psychopath I Met" (hereinafter "Na-Sa-Pae"), airing on the 30th, will delve into shocking crimes and their underlying psychology that surpass all previous cases featured in the program, staying true to its title. High-ranking National Police Agency profiler and first special recruit researcher Go Jun-chae appears as a guest, sharing her real interview experiences and insights into criminal psychology.

On this day, Jeon Hyun-moo, Nucksal, Kyuhyun, and Heo Young-ji reflect on how they used to casually describe someone in daily life as "looking like a psychopath." They collectively express, "After seeing real psychopaths, I don't think I can make such remarks lightly anymore." They then bid farewell with laughter, saying, "Let's replenish our humanity and meet again." Attention is drawn to their heartfelt reflections shared in the final episode after repeatedly expressing shock and anger over incidents that defied human imagination throughout the series.

Additionally, Jeon Hyun-moo, Nucksal, Kyuhyun, and Heo Young-ji discuss what our society needs to do to reduce even slightly the occurrence of horrific psychopathic crimes. Over eight weeks of witnessing numerous cases, they share diverse opinions ranging from points where they repeatedly expressed deep regret to areas that society must consider in the future to prevent crime. Curiosity grows about what final advice they leave behind.

Meanwhile, Heo Young-ji unleashes her anger fully in the final episode. Upon learning of a criminal's unimaginable actions, she is left shocked and eventually shouts without hesitation, "Never come out again!" Viewers are eager to know what specifically led Heo Young-ji, who had previously been unable to contain her shock at numerous real-life crime stories, to deliver such a powerful remark.

In another case, the quartet of Jeon Hyun-moo, Nucksal, Kyuhyun, and Heo Young-ji simultaneously fall into a state of "frozen silence." As a person living an ordinary life without knowing anything discovers suspicious clues surrounding someone closest to them, extreme tension fills the studio. Especially as the critical moment approaches, the four hold their breath while watching the screen and collectively shout, "Please, please don't show it!", "Act naturally!", "Be normal!" Just like a scene from a thriller movie, the dizzying situation that leaves even the cast holding their breath raises questions about what truth will be revealed at the end.

Even in this tense final episode, Nucksal takes responsibility for providing laughter with an unexpected self-deprecating remark. When a story arises about misunderstandings caused by his long hair while watching a scene, Nucksal eagerly shares, "I also get misunderstood often because my hair is long," revealing his personal experience. Interest focuses on the reason why Nucksal suddenly brought up his long hair.

The production team added, "In this broadcast, the identity of 'Psychopath of the Psychopaths,' which left Jeon Hyun-moo, Nucksal, Kyuhyun, and Heo Young-ji in constant shock as they shared their anger and sometimes lost words over reality-based crimes that defied imagination, will be revealed. Please stay tuned to watch the four's final messages as they conclude the program."

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