An operator in her first day of work at 911 received the first call: a foreigner stated he and his wife had been shot and they were both wounded. The wife died shortly after reaching the hospital; they were Japanese national on holiday to see Ground Zero. The husband (Will Yun Lee), a businessman who owned a nightclub in Tokyo, was not life- threatening and he recognized the killer as a black man wearing a stocking cap who left the scene with a red van. A delivery service in the neighborhood used red van to make deliveries but all the laborers had their own alibi. Anyway, one delivery man noticed a Lexus leaving the crime scene at the time of the murder. It was driven by a Jacuza member who confessed right away the murder: he was hired by the husband to collect insurance money (he had a lot of gambling debts). Racial issues emerged at trial and some jurors were replaced.
An episode in which we see how sometimes Justice System could take advantage of press to reach the target. A dispute against Japanese consulate emerged, but thanks to reporters there were no need of extradition.
An episode in which we see how sometimes Justice System could take advantage of press to reach the target. A dispute against Japanese consulate emerged, but thanks to reporters there were no need of extradition.
