The story itself was good and had alongside the purpose of an meaningful ending through a conclusion on the well being of children (which undoubtedly is important) some peaks, but I won’t bother with pointing out things everybody is telling you. Since everybody just gives it a 9-10 which I can’t grasp at all.

I was happy with the acting of our ML seeing him after Vincenzo playing a good guy, but his character was just so wack.

I loved Ha Seok Jin, here and in the devils plan he fits the role of being the big brain just way to well.

Jung Eun Ji did a really good job in her acting I hope she gets more enjoyable roles than miss night and day which I had to drop after 1 episode - it’s just to much.

Now concerning my title.

After you knew about the 5 kids and everybody in the jury being part of the welfare Center in a way - isn’t there just one conclusion? Somebody with enough power had to orchestrate the selection of the jury - who is it gonna be? Obviously the judge.

Now you take the jury members, everybody younger than 30 was obviously either a child/brother to someone related to the incident or one of the children themselves. And in the end both guys are in it and not just one - how did the chef and the killer even start some sort of bromance? Nah come on.

Jumping to episode 11 where the most unnecessary person died causing the biggest plot hole.

You’re telling me:

The ML meets up with the Nurse at day, tries calling the FL while it’s dark (somehow he couldn’t reach her for 30 minutes or what?). He arrives at the Center and just checks out the office where he finds the picture of the 3 kids. Without checking anything else to find the FL, he drives home to find his brother after realising he got manipulated. But somehow he can’t get a hold of his brother either. He now drives to the parents home confronting them about his brother.

Meanwhile the brother saved the FL of the killer and drove with her away somehow crashing into some animal and digging a grave for it.

In between everything police officers where at the scene finding blood and telling the ML about it.

So a total of 5 persons never had the idea of checking the place the girl was staying at. Even though our judge was accomplice he never wanted the girl to die but both him and the FL just forgot about her and went digging that fckn grave without looking after her or checking their phones.

The police officers just went away from the scene after finding blood for what?

And the ML was so shocked of the picture, it wasn’t important that the killer might’ve killed the FL in her home?

So our dumbasses of police officers consisted of what?

A corrupt chief who destroyed every evidence he could get a hold of after losing his daughter which was just forgotten about?

His corrupt buddy who thought he was mister big shot but killed a little boy?

The nerd who just made some fiction drama up from every little whatsoever.

The team leader who was nonexistent.

Our ML who can’t get shit done.

And probably the only normal guy. Our best buddy who actually left some good impressions in my head, but he ain’t the big brain - the character was fine though.

And that’s our squad? Who couldn’t figure out anything at all. Neither that somebody orchestrated the jury nor there might be an inside man in the jury.

In my opinion that’s not how you write a story.

Just give up on dragging it out after episode 10. Delete the death of the girl in episode 11. Give us at least one regretful person. I mean take the shaman for example she was just some unimportant witness who could have started to feel regrets. But she just said nothing having her seizures and disappearing after being locked up in the welfare center just to sit in the courtroom at the end. Her maybe talking about number 11 and 13 goving the police some hints that’s all we needed - maybe alongside at least some sparks of love between the FL and ML not to much since it’s a hard story but the possibility was there. We got the bromance and a love story between some mid 30 judge and a 20 year old - but alle we got was some hand waving at the end?

All in all just to many bad persons and a to dumb police squad to get shit done. In the end they needed number 13 to go crazy while being on his killing spree and yap about it in jail. I don’t know if others figured the plot out as well - for me it was just to obvious and predictable who the bad guys would be. It might be worth to watch since it’s fine until episode 10 but it’s definitely nowhere near a 9-10 rating (Only if your standards are low and they are if you can’t compare it to for example through the darkness and realise the differece in quality)