‘Law School’ Episode 7: David Lee and Hyun Woo Gets Involved in University Murder Case + Kim Bum’s Real Father Revealed
The revelation gets intense in every episode of the Korean drama "Law School," starring Kim Myung Min and Kim Bum.
After the duo's character gets involved, all eyes are now on David Lee and Hyun Woo. The question is, what is their connection to the Hankuk University murder case?
Professor Seo's Connection to Seo Ji Ho's Father's Death
"Law School" episode 7 covers Seo Ji Ho's (David Lee) background and his father's death.
He told Han Joon Hwi (Kim Bum) that it makes no sense that Professor Seo Byeong Joo (Ahn Nae Sang) wrote the argument in Kang Sol B's (Lee Soo Kyung) case contradicts the article regarding the toy company CEO Seo Gi-yeol's death.
It states that Seo Gi-yeol killed himself amid the trial. He then revealed to Joon Hwi that he is the son and the prosecutor who handled the case was professor Seo.
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Kang Sol A Caught Jeon Ye Seul's Boyfriend Sneaking into the Girl's Dorm
Prior to the latest episode, JTBC released stills of Go Yoon Jung, who plays the university campus crush Jeon Ye Seul, which hints at her complicated relationship with Go Young Chang, portrayed by Lee Hwi Jong.
"Law School" episode 7 revealed that he has been sneaking into the girl's dormitory after Kang Sol A (Ryu Hye Young) and Ye Seul switched their rooms.
Kang Sol A was shocked upon seeing him in her room and chased him down the stairs. Luckily, Joo Hwi was just entering the building as he bumps into Go Young Chang, who is trying to get away with Sol A.
She decides to let this slide since Ye Seul might be kicked out from the university, but their suspicion towards her boyfriend gets stronger and believes that he's obsessed with Ye Seul.
Professor Yang's Trial Continues
The second trial of Professor Yang Jong Hoon (Kim Myung Min) has begun. Kang Sol A and Han Joon Hwi were called as witnesses. The prosecutor grilled the two as to why they think that the prosecutor turned professor was innocent.
In "Law School," episode 7 also featured Seo Ji Ho's connection with the late professor.
At the stand, Professor Yang questioned and asked about the memory stick he gave him.
"Why did you come to me with this?" He asked Ji Ho.
Flashbacks revealed that Ji Ho wants to accuse Professor Seo of publicizing a suspected crime that led to his father's death.
At present, he tells Professor Yang that he came to him at the time because he wanted to avenge his father.
Following this, professor Yang presented Ji Ho as the one who has a greater motive to kill Seo Byeong Joo.
At the court, he then questioned the law student if he was the one who killed the professor, to which he said no but vowed to do it by law.
Moreover, he also mentioned to the court that he thinks that the prosecutor is set to point Professor Yang as a culprit.
Professor Seo is Han Joo Hwi's Real Father
While Seo Ji Ho recalls his final moment with the late professor, a flashback of him and Seo Byeong Joo, who was high on drugs, appeared.
There, he thought that Ji Ho was Han Joo Hwi and called him his son. He mentioned that he loved him, saying, "Please don't forget that, my son."
At present, he tells the court that it was hard to see professor Seo on drugs. Professor Yang asked him why he left him alone at the time.
Seo Ji Ho pointed out that he was intoxicated and couldn't call 911, so he called his classmate, who used to be a doctor--it was Yoo Seung Jae (Hyun Woo) but did not pick up the phone.
While the trial continues, the judge asked Yang Jong Hoon to recall the day that professor Seo died.
A flashback shows that he was in his office and suspects that someone is also in the same room. Interestingly it was Seung-Jae.
In the courtroom, Seung-Jae walks in as Professor Yang heavily gazes at him.
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Written by Geca Wills
