Busted Season 3 Episode 6

Questions lead to more questions.

At this episode I've basically just ignored the case they handled and focused on the clues they found so far about the organization behind the homicides of each criminal they identified last Season. What we know for sure before this episode is that Kwangsoo had met with the lower-tier people of the organization , since he mentioned he was told to be paid for giving them the flashdrive that was hidden in K's room (rip K btw). But the only detail he noticed about anyone in this organization who had a significant role was someone who wore heels, which Kwangsoo verified in this episode as they watched the video the victim had on his phone. Second hint about the organization is the fact that the weighing scale symbol (signifying justice, I know this because I study Criminology and we see this symbol every day o.o) keeps appearing often now as far as us (the viewers) have seen so far. We see this symbol first on episode 3 where the sniper's cellphone displayed it. The second time we saw it was on the previous episode on that lady reporter. The third is we see it on this mystery guy's ring when he was in the same car as the prosecutor on episode 5 as well. The fourth time is in this episode, we see this symbol on a confidential file that Jae-suk, Jong-min, Sehun, and Seung-gi got after they met up with Captain Ko (and at an awkward yet hilarious moment at that lmao XD). The last highlight we get is that we finally got the reason as to why Seung-gi was chased on the first episode - the organization is after him, but if that were the case the lady reporter from the last episode should have recognized him, which leaves us to assume that she may not be an official member and only just a client OR she is an official member, but she didn't want to reveal Seung-gi's ruse because they didn't want the detective team going against the organization. Anyways, reason why I gave a 9.5 is because we definitely got hella sidetracked, and indeed we have less episodes for a full elaboration of the organization.

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