"Who killed JinZ?" is an ongoing album. Its production is based on Jamuary, and its story is currently being told.

G was frightened since she just had a minute left and needed to get to her destination swiftly. She only needed to make one more turn. G honked the car loudly, and other drivers were taken aback by her reckless driving. But G didn't expect to see a street packed with youngsters who had just left school. She tried to brake the car but mistakenly pressed against the gas pedal. After some intense steering, she exhaled deeply as she successfully avoided several children crossing the street. However, G was caught off guard when she saw another kid speeding down the road. She didn't respond quickly enough, and cars hit the youngster. G was horrified; she had no idea what to do as others screamed Her hands were shaking, and she feared she would be imprisoned. She burst into tears of grief. Then, K emailed G once again assuring her that she had finished the task and the automobile was officially hers. G burst into tears on the steering wheel as he laughed. K continued to manipulate G, telling her to leave the scene first.

Meanwhile, J and his family were enjoying a lovely meal together. J was on his phone as usual when breaking news reported about the disaster. The parents were also astonished, as they knew H had been J's best buddy since elementary school. According to the video footage, R's car hit H. I have vivid memories of that vehicle. As of then, the authorities were on their way to find the automobile and its driver; as far as they could tell, the car was the identical one used in the kidnapping. J, in tears, begged his parents to do something. However, they had no idea who was behind this. But I and J knew one thing for certain: this was not an accident. J hurried inside his room to get some privacy. He took a quiet look at several images of himself and H, among others. J's eyes could not stop getting wet.

Whitney, H's single mother, would never let this one slip. After shrieking and wailing over her son's death, she vowed to catch the culprit, no matter what it took.

A few days later, following H's funeral, W came to speak with J and me in search of concrete truths. W said that she would not reveal any of their conversations to the cops since she was a skilled lawyer. J was relieved and told W everything in private, including more details from me. W was in at least denial after hearing the report. As if the youngsters were making things up. But they were the only dependable source of information, so she might as well believe them. W also provided some interesting data about G, who has recently purchased a lot of pricey items. G could have won the lottery, but what was the chance of it happening shortly after the accident, W asked the teenagers. The three suspected it was G who, out of rage at V's death, purchased R's car and murdered H. She concluded the chat by advising them to keep their eyes wide and clear, as they could be G's next victim.