The twelve members of a jury voted unanimously to convict a man of murder. A year after his execution, they are brought together to solve the murder of one of the jurors. As they are picked off one by one, many unnatural phenomenon begin to arise. Who was really responsible for the murder? And why are they targeting the jury? 

tit for tat (n.) an equivalent given in return or retaliation; blow for blow It's been a year since Morita Haruki was kidnapped by the serial killer stalking her and while the city has recovered, she still hasn't. The scars are visible to everyone but herself and nothing, not even demotion, can get her to see it.  But the murder of an unlikely victim snaps Haruki back into action. And just like last year, she finds herself deeply invested in the case. This time, howeve

The night before Chinese New Year is pretty much the perfect time to pull off a heist. Fireworks to drown out alarms, bored guards to slip right past, and throngs of people to blend right into...Onew couldn't have planned things better if he tried. He and his team are about to score their biggest payoff yet, right under the noses of millions of unsuspecting people.  But Onew forgot one thing- Chinese New Year is a sacred night and the spirit of the Dragon is not happy that the last

Police Chief Park Leeteuk of the Forensic Investigation Division has seen a lot of odd cases in his time, but none quite like this. When the bodies of young women begin turning up, all murdered in the same fasion, he suspects he's got a serial killer on his hands.  There are two types of serial killers: the ones who plan their crimes, and the ones who don't. The ones who don't are often impulsive and leave all sorts of clues scattered about the crime scene,