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an operating aging downtown mixed-use commercial building and an outsourced fire remote monitoring control center 20 km away · midwinter snowstorm
Late one winter night during a heavy snowstorm, a fire broke out in the electrical room on the basement level of an aging downtown mixed-use commercial building due to overheated wiring. Moon Tae-woong, the night security guard and building fire safety captain, was found on the basement stairwell landing and died en route to the hospital; cause of death was airway thermal injury and asphyxiation from inhalation of combustion products. The building's fire safety equipment is monitored remotely 24/7 by an outsourced fire monitoring control center located 20 kilometers away, rather than by an on-site disaster control room. Five people were connected to that building and its monitoring system that night. Interrogate the five and find out why the burning building made no sound.
9 investigators have taken on this case
Jeong Yoon-ah
Park Seon-jae
Kang Dae-yoon
Seo Ji-hu
Noh Hyeong-jun
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5 suspects
- Jeong Yoon-ahoutsourced fire remote monitoring control center night team leaderPrecise, calm woman in her 40s. Tries to check records before stating her judgment. Does not state what is not confirmed, cuts off what she does not know with 'I don't know.'
- Park Seon-jaeoutsourced fire remote monitoring control center night control operatorTaciturn man in late 20s. Leads with time when answering questions, adds nothing beyond. Low voice, little facial expression change, and sentences get shorter for questions requiring long explanation.
- Kang Dae-yoonbuilding management representativeLoud-voiced, fast-talking man in his 50s. Leads any conversation with loss and profit in numbers, deflects unfavorable questions by asking back. Suddenly smiles warmly at those who take his side.
- Seo Ji-hu3rd floor tenant night staffFast-talking, people-watching man in his 30s. When questioned, leads with saying he did nothing wrong, moves hands frequently. Voice often cracks.
- Noh Hyeong-junfire equipment inspection contractorLate 30s who speaks definitively when equipment talk comes up. Pushes with standards and clauses as basis, but when his own report comes up, sentence endings trail off.
Exhibits
Building fire receiver (1st floor disaster control panel)
History shows two fire signals and two resets from that night recorded in pairs. Display window has returned to normal state, and receiver main unit and wiring panel show no physical damage or manipulation traces.
Basement electrical room wiring and security duty log
Around ignition point, wiring insulation melted, and distribution panel cover open. On the last line of the duty log on the security office desk is written only 'basement check.'
3rd floor tenant office access tag records
There is one access tag that remained on the 3rd floor late that night. Exit tag was recorded after fire control was lifted at dawn.
Field Guide
One question = one turn. Examine the clues, shake statements with confrontations, question everyone, then accuse — there is no undo.
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