Kim Ga On (GOT7's Jinyoung) puts aside his ongoing investigation of Kang Yo Han (Ji Sung), and willingly saves him from the bombing incident inside his office.

Read on to know what happened in The Devil Judge Episode 3!

Kang Yo Han Hides Kim Ga On from the Public

Kim Ga On saved Kang Yo Han from a bombing incident. In return, Kang Yo Han took good care of him. He also let the young judge stay in his house for days to get treated before going back to the court.

Meanwhile, after the unexpected incident in his office, Kang Yo Han secretly looked for the culprit behind the occurrence. Yoo Soo Hyun (Park Gyu Young) was, on the other hand, assigned to investigate her best friend friend Kim Ga On and was desperately looking for him.

She confronted Kang Yo Han and wanted to know where Kim Ga On was, but he declined to answer. Instead, he asked her to find the mastermind behind the bombing and he would be the one to take good care of Kim Ga On.

Kang Yo Han Puts Lee Young Min in Court

Minister Cha Kyung Hee (Jang Young Nam) was surprised when Kang Yo Han announced who his next defendant would be in the next trial. It was her one and only son, Lee Young Min (Moon Dong Hyeok).

Lee Young Min was put in trial for continuously abusing the weak and less fortunate. He uses his power to manipulate other people.

Cha Kyung Hee tried to look for solutions to her son's upcoming trial but it seemed her connections didn't turn out what she wanted.

Kang Yo Han found a new sub-judge to fill in Kim Ga On's spot during the trial and even updated the public about Kim Ga On's situation. He asked the people to pray for the young judge's swift recovery from the wounds and bruises he got from the explosion.

Kim Ga On, who was watching the live trial, found Kang Yo Han's statement exaggerated to earn the public's sympathy.

The trial already began and Lee Young Min's side was very confident that they would win the case. He also bribed the supposed witness in his case.

But Kang Yo Han was not dubbed as the master of the court without his special segment. He opened Lee Young Min's case to the public and asked those people who had experienced mistreatment to the young man.

Minutes after the open discussion, lots of individuals shared their experiences with Lee Young Min. Due to this, a new case has been placed to Lee Young Min's name and he is expected to attend the next trial for his verdict.

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Kim Ga On Gets Curious about Kang Yo Han's Life

Days after the incident, Kim Ga On started to recover from the wounds. As the days passed, he got bored staying all day in Kang Yo Han's room and roamed around the big house.

He got curious about the locked door in the middle of the hallway. He was determined to open it and know what's inside, but the caretaker opened it not knowing that Kim Ga On was sneaking in the corner.

The lady entered the room but forgot to close the wooden door, Kim Ga On was quick to sneak in and became more puzzled by what he saw.

The nanny was talking to a portrait in front of her and kept mentioning about the man named Isaac. According to her, Isaac was the real owner of the mansion and not Kang Yo Han. This gave Kim Ga On more clues about Kang Yo Han's real identity.

Then, Kim Ga On trespassed one of the rooms inside the mansion and accidentally found Kang Yo Han's previous room, located in the basement. He found a photo of a man who resembles him. Suddenly, the nanny got insde and mentioned about Kang Yo Han's past life.

Kim Ga On was shocked about the revelation that Kang Yo Han was adopted and abused by Isaac's father.

With the new information he got from the nanny, Kim Ga On became more interested about Kang Yo Han.

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Written by Shai Collins