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...oo ([[Yim Si-Wan]]). Because of this, Jin-Woo is brutally tortured and put on trial. Song Woo-Seok decides to defend Jin-Woo as his client.
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# Based on the true life incident of Junko Furuta, a 16 year old schoolgirl who was held for 41
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...d "Luna" who debuted in 2004 at the Pusan Gyeongnam Race Park and would go on to win 13 of 33 races.
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...reckless plan, they kill one person in the wealthy family. The family goes on to commit more crimes and kill more people.
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...eo Jae-Yoon ([[Kim Min (1999)|Kim Min]])) and Jung Jin-Wook ( [[Ahn Ji-Ho (2004)|Ahn Ji-Ho]]). Kang Yang-Hyun coaches his players in a national competition
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