S1.E3 ∙ One Step Behind

After receiving news that a terrorist attack has been set in motion, homeland security recruits former agent Nathan Williams to help them.

* An old man used to live near the footpath in a slum. One day in the middle of the night, he goes a little far away without taking out the garbage, then on the way there comes a place where four boys used to get intoxicated daily. Those boys stop the old man and ask what did you see? Oldman doesn't say anything, that boy asks him not to tell anything, asks him to leave. Next day morning police comes, investigates, police does not find anything nor is there any CCTV. Then Oldman passes by the side of the police inspector, one of his spectacles lenses was broken, Oldman leaves, then the forensic team tells that nothing has been found here, but only this piece of glass has been found, which looks like it is the lens of someone's spectacles. When asked to Court My Oldman, Oldman blames drugs. The judge asks, "But tell me how NASA is a crime, can you prove it?" Then Oldman begins to tell the whole story from his childhood, which was a story of a "ghetto" in a swamp. In the last, Oldman tells the court who Aparaghi is and how he became, and goes away acquitted from the court. But then someone kills Oldman too. * An old man used to live near the footpath in a slum. One day in the middle of the night, he goes a little far away without taking out the garbage, then on the way there comes a place where four boys used to get intoxicated daily. Those boys stop the old man and ask what did you see? Oldman doesn't say anything, that boy asks him not to tell anything, asks him to leave. Next day morning police comes, investigates, police does not find anything nor is there any CCTV. Then Oldman passes by the side of the police inspector, one of his spectacles lenses was broken, Oldman leaves, then the forensic team tells that nothing has been found here, but only this piece of glass has been found, which looks like it is the lens of someone's spectacles. When asked to Court My Oldman, Oldman blames drugs. The judge asks, "But tell me how NASA is a crime, can you prove it?" Then Oldman begins to tell the whole story from his childhood, which was a story of a "ghetto" in a swamp. In the last, Oldman tells the court who Aparaghi is and how he became, and goes away acquitted from the court. But then someone kills Oldman too.