@attiton @minniegupta1 @jillian @marysadanaga and others: Is this the shaman?

I don’t know, during Seon-woo’ killing, the killer was shown in the same height, which I’m sure the shaman is definitely taller than him.
But then, the show tried too hard to make the show as the most intense and thrilling by making everybody looked like the culprit while in fact they weren’t and we kind of knew that.

Seems dissimilar to the athleticism of the killer who Jang-yeol chases after Gwang-sik’s murder.

What I see is someone with a youthful energy. Not like an athlete, because not with that kind of purposeful direction. Of course, whoever it is in this moment is actually checking out the situation before deciding what to do, but the run is not the run! of an athlete.
Of course, most actors are pretty fit even when they pretend not to be, so it could be the shaman’s legs breaking role, but …

Hey, something that has kind of been pushed aside:
1) The Shaman wasn’t always like this, or more people would have died … what happened?

2) Seun-woo was there in the barn, too, and we agree he can do something too … most likely with metal, electrical apparatuses, or maybe cell phones specifically.
Maybe that connects with the evidence being present on a cell phone – it’s not that easy to put a cell phone in record mode while being murdered, but he did.

I still think an evil spirit can be behind the murders somehow. “The General” always used to wear sun glasses. That could (plot-wise) just be so that we wouldn’t wonder so much about the shaman having sunglasses, but it could also be more significant. But some of the victims could be involved, too, doing that ghost thing of having “unfinished business” in this world.