Soyou delivers a refreshing rebuke to the woman involved in the 'bus nuisance incident.'
On the evening of the 5th, MBC Every1 will air the crime analysis commentary show 'Hidden Eye,' featuring a cinematic escape drama that shook the city on New Year's Day this year in the segment 'Three Cuts from the Scene.'
On that day, Soyou expressed her shock at the sight of a suspect pushing police and performing dangerous stunts while fleeing, saying, “This is really dangerous,” while Kim Dong-hyun couldn't hide his surprise at the reckless driving, exclaiming, “What if you crash into something!” Additionally, Park Ha-sun couldn't hide her disbelief at the man's absurd excuses, saying, “What are you talking about?” The ridiculous excuses of the fleeing suspect that angered the cast will be revealed.
In 'Kwon Il-yong's Crime Rules,' the unprecedented nuisance incident on the road that shocked everyone will be discussed. The hidden backstory of the woman who reclined her seat on a highway bus, almost lying down, which heated up the internet, will be unveiled.
A debate battle among the cast regarding the angle of the seatback, due to the woman's extreme nuisance behavior, took place. In response, profiler Kwon Il-yong shared his 'Nubconomy' tip of lying down on planes every time he goes on a family trip, but he was reportedly flustered as it led to a 'family abuse' controversy. Meanwhile, upon seeing the female passenger grabbing the bus driver's hair and slapping him, Soyou exploded in anger, saying, “If you're going to act like this, take a taxi!” This segment will reveal the reality of crimes lurking in the familiar everyday space of a bus.
This week's 'Live Issue' will shed light on the most heinous crime that must be eradicated: crimes against children. In a seemingly ordinary daycare center for children with disabilities, unimaginable and horrific abuse was taking place.
Brutal violence, including stomping and hitting a child over 250 times, was ongoing, and shockingly, other teachers did not intervene but rather participated in the abuse. Upon witnessing this, Kim Sung-joo lamented, “No one is there to stop it,” while profiler Kwon Il-yong firmly stated, “These people cannot be called teachers.”
