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I've to admit that since episode 3, I've been terrified at watching these episodes. It's like watching a horror movie where the anticipation of knowing what's coming make it so horrific. The act of not only killing someone, but then to go onto cut the body in pieces and then inject with resin..... and then put it up for display.... Episode was brutal.
In light of the revelation here about this "mastermind", I couldn't help but wonder can someone be considered a killer (in our court of law) even though he/she orchestrated to bring two elements to come together which resulted one person to kill another? Then comes the burden of proving... Mind you, the mastermind doesn't do the killing. Are there even any such known precedent in human history of somebody like this "mastermind?" I wonder.
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