Since serial killer Jung Hyun Soo has already discussed his plans to kill three more people with forensic officer Ko Chan Ho before he finally pleads guilty, the viewers can expect more murders in the Korean period drama. One of them will be featured in the upcoming episodes.
The person who dies in the next episode might be someone close to lawyer Ji Eun Hyuk and he takes up the case probably without the consent of Noh Ji Wook. This could eventually lead to a fresh rivalry between the two.
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The promo for Suspicious Partner episodes 19 and 20 shows Choi Tae Joon's character getting a call from a lady with the news of her husband's death. He reaches out to her and finds a man lying in a pool of blood. After a while, he meets the lady in the interrogation room and tells her, "Please think about it once more."
The footage then shows Noh Ji Wook confronting his childhood friend over the new client. The male protagonist asks the defence attorney, "Hey, Eun Hyuk. Aren't you hiding something from me?" and he replies, "I'm going to give my client what she wants, no matter what it."
But thinks are likely to get more complicated as Ji Chang Wook's character can be seen giving a warning to his colleague and asking him, "Will you be able to handle the consequences?"
Watch the trailer of Suspicious Partner episodes 19 and 20 below:
Meanwhile, episode 17 of the mini-series featured a showdown between Jung Hyun Soo and Ko Chan Ho. Towards the end of the action-packed scene, the forensic officer jumps down from the bridge, but he is safe.
However, the serial killer has already planted evidence against him and the police are searching for him everywhere. Even, Noh Ji Wook is trying to find his whereabouts and he seems to have ruled out all the possibilities on Hyun Soo's involvement in the celebrity chef's death.
Click here to watch Suspicious Partner episodes 19 and 20 tonight at 10 pm KST on SBS. The mini-series will also be available online on video streaming sites Viki and DramaFever.
