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[@Zenkyuu8921]

The fact that Junko’s killers got away with that case is actually the one of the highest faults in human history. Some people just do things where they don’t deserve to be called human, yet the law treated them like their lives should be valued.

[@juancarloscuaocastellanos8813]

Do you think that they got away? Nope. They are just became prey.

[@RESURGAM.]

@@juancarloscuaocastellanos8813 nah, they got away dude. they got off so easy. it infuriates me to no end.

[@axelssantoso5667]

japan moment

[@UsonoHoushi]

@@juancarloscuaocastellanos8813 Apparently there's a video going around giving updates on what happened to the killers. most changed their names to live normal lives. But one of the assholes still proudly brags about the incident in social media. He doesn't hide the fact that he's a killer, and acts like that sad adult who peeked in high school. But much more disturbing. Not sure why Japan is allowing this, but apparently that's what's happening. And then one of the mothers of the killers apparently spit on poor Junko's grave blaming JUNKO for her son's life. So... yeah... the jack asses got away with it.

[@DreadfulRain]

It pisses me off that they are walking freely.

[@thatsethfromyourcorner]

I cannot describe how terrifying it was to hear Aki saying she doesn't want to talk about Junko Furuta for her own safety. The fact that she doesn't feel SAFE with the case because the pieces of human trash are still alive and out there is so heartbreaking.. As someone who lives in one of the world's safest countries, I have so much sympathy for people who don't have it as lucky as me.

[@backwardsangels]

Random fun fact, one of Junko Furuta's killers has a public Twitter profile. Idk if he still posts to it but he was complaining about having issues sleeping and every single reply to his tweets are telling him to kill himself for what he did to Junko {thank god}

[@nekorei2023]

I think he deleted or got banned. Since i couldn't find his acc

[@orenges]

the account is I think, ”でんげき”。user-vo7uf6uc4d is him on youtube

[@n1ghtr4v3n]

​its @ denngekiraketto if anyone wants to take a look, its active as of a few days ago

[@Yko_dayo]

W replies honestly

[@DARKINBLADE.]

One of the few times those sort of replies are justified. I haven't watched much of the video yet but one of Junko's killers' mothers said that Junko ruined their sons life. Crazy people.

[@makitinkonkankonyoko]

In reality, Rie had given a false PIN number, so the criminals were unable to take a penny from Rie's account. The 60,000 yen they stole was cash that Rie had in her possession at the time. Rie gave the criminals a false PIN number of 2960. The number 2960 is a play on Japanese words, and it is said that this number represents her feelings of hatred or curse towards the criminals. 2(ni) 9(ku) 6(mu) 0(wa) 2960(nikumuwa I hate you) It is unclear whether she actually intended to hate or curse the criminals with the false PIN number 2960, or whether 2960 was just a random number she came up with at the time. However, her mother speculated that Rie had often played with words like this when she was alive, so she probably intentionally gave the criminals the false PIN number 2960. She was desperately saving money to buy her mother a house in the future. Her account had a balance of approximately 9 million yen. It is no mean feat for a young woman to save 9 million yen.

[@arubi012]

This is even more saddening 🥲

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

I will never forget her. She was brave until the very end. Its not something i would be able to do. This makes me so angry that an innocent woman went through that. I wouldnt wish this on my worst enemy

[@Katzykeens]

I hope that curse worked. God(s) rest her soul...

[@valvihk3649]

you need 9 million to buy a house?

[@queenkatma]

@@valvihk3649 9 million yen is under $60k USD

[@yesbeare9613]

thank u for putting her mothers words instead of an outtro. shows that it’s not for the content and views or money. but for awareness on the case and ur condolences.

[@watashiwamosura]

It's actually a widely held misconception that Junko rejected him, if you read the court documents they already had a history of assaulting women and she was just a stranger passing by. It was just chance. Adds to the horror even more.

[@nashimomo-kr7ec]

Not only that, there is a lot of wrong information about her. One of the many false rumors is that even though she was on the verge of death, she showed her indomitable spirit and defeated her assailant at mahjong. By the way, I think there is no doubt that Junko did not know about the perpetrators before the incident. However, I don't think it's clear whether the perpetrators didn't know about Junko before the incident. On the day of the incident, Miyano told Ogura over the phone from the hotel, ``I caught the woman I was targeting and had sex with her.'' However, it is not clear from this statement alone when Miyano began targeting Junko. However, given the context, it can also be taken as if Miyano knew about Junko even before the incident occurred. So, this is just my opinion, but I think it's possible that someone among the perpetrators had unilateral knowledge of Junko before the incident.

[@estherramsay445]

​@@nashimomo-kr7ecso the mahjong thing was a lie??

[@nashimomo-kr7ec]

​@@estherramsay445Yes, Junko did not play mahjong with the perpetrators. In the morning of Junko's last day, Miyano, the main culprit in this case, came home after losing about 100,000 yen in a game of mahjong at a gambling parlor. So, the truth of this rumor is that Miyano beat Junko violently to vent his frustration over losing at mahjong. By the way, in my opinion, the stories that the police visited Junko's place of confinement and that the criminal's mother vandalized Junko's grave are just rumors. I don't think there is any source to support these stories.

[@estherramsay445]

@@nashimomo-kr7ec so, oh my goodness, this poor girl...what's the true story then?

[@nashimomo-kr7ec]

​@@estherramsay445As you may already know, it is true that a young girl with a bright future was brutally murdered after being subjected to gruesome torture, including SA , by four scumbags for over 40 days. (It is unknown how many people were actually involved in this incident)

[@mkay0630]

Rie's mother is so strong for launching that petition for capital punishment. It just sucks that that had to happen to make it even a possibility for her daughter's murderers.

[@goricaboy7103]

she just wanted revenge, that's not strength

[@mkay0630]

@goricaboy7103 I mean, you're entitled to your opinion, but you're sounding like her choice was a bad one. I wholeheartedly disagree.

[@backparker9264]

@@goricaboy7103sounds like you value the murderers life more than Rie. I’d reevaluate yourself

[@reitakizawa]

i love that youre doing true crime now, i really didnt expect a hantai reviewer to make more respectful true crime content than full time true crime youtubers 😭

[@KnightWolfe23]

Frfr biiig respect 🎉 she became a 🐐 on her own

[@QualityPeepersRodan]

I despise most true crime KZbinrs because they make light of these horrible things. Aki is deferent and uses respect for those who have passed

[@YourMomsOtter]

She has done quite a few true crime videos like this. You can find them in her playlists, They’re really well done!

[@melzmelatonin]

​I recommend rotten mango! Shes really good and also doesnt grandiose horrable people ​@QualityPeepersRodan

[@cn005ckr]

​@@QualityPeepersRodanfr

[@jwideuluisinaein]

I feel so bad for Isogai and her mother and anyone else that loved her, I also wish this wasn't real. I wish only the worst for those monsters.

[@makitinkonkankonyoko]

She gave the culprits a fake PIN number of 2960. Therefore, the criminals were unable to withdraw money from the bank using her bank card. It is speculated that the number 2960 that she sent to the criminals had the meaning of cursing them. 2(ni) 9(ku) 6(mu) 0(wa) ni-ku-mu-wa(憎むはI hate you) It is not clear now whether Rie actually intended to hate or curse the false 2960 PIN number, or whether the four numbers she came up with at that time simply happened to be 2960. . Rie grew up in a single-parent household and desperately saved up money to buy a house for her mother. At that time, Rie had already saved about 7 million yen. I think Rie couldn't allow this precious money to fall into the hands of such scum.

[@Lalapawz]

It really is devastating to think that she may have had a family in a different universe ☹️💔 my heart goes out to all her family and friends and to her especially

[@riakun]

Her mother’s words at the end brought me to tears. It’s good that she is an activist so that this doesn’t happen to anyone else, but at the same time, she and her daughter did not deserve what happened. I hope in the next life that they will find each other again, and be happy, and never have to sneer such hardship again.

[@TheShadowChesireCat]

Aki, the whole thing with the R word (and with a lot of other violent acts) is it's about having power over the victim. These three despicable guys probably felt small because they didn't have jobs or steady income, and having someone in their clutches and doing what they wanted emboldened them to power trip and hurt her even more than they had originally planned to. The R act often hurts badly. My case certainly did. That ex got further emboldened to harm me further after R act-ing me. Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence really, really is awful, and that 43% percent stat for, I think you said, break ins resulting in death of a woman, is an awful figure but true. I know I nearly joined the "women killed by their partner" figure, and I have PTSD now. It's horrific to have, but we really need to start treating the problem. And the root of the problem is really, in my opinion, in a lot of these cases: why do these people who seek to harm another want power over another?

[@tanmomo-ll7bj]

No matter how many times she was beaten, she never gave in and bravely resisted, so she was not actually R.

[@annitaeleanor]

With what I know about Japanese culture, I think the parents signed the petition for the death sentence not only bc they felt their sons deserved it, but bc they felt their sons brought so much shame & dishonor upon the family that their death would make it easier to minimize the damage done to their family.

[@whatdoyouwantfromme76]

I feel so bad for the girl and mom , like imagine coming back from work thinking you will just relax and see your mom again to then being kidnapped,r@ped then killed, or in mother perspective waiting for your daughter thinking she is safe then finding out that some guys did something terrible to her, thats just sad and the clip you added at the end with the mother was just sweet and sad:(

[@kimemerson5732]

Oh...that poor mom. What a wonderful and enlightening attitude she has; I'm certain she will see her child again someday...

[@makitinkonkankonyoko]

Her husband died from acute myeloid leukemia when Rie was one year old. After that, she and her daughter worked together even during difficult times, and the two of them lived together. Daughter Rie wanted to be filial to her mother and was saving money so that she could someday gift her mother a house. At that time, Rie had a balance of 9 million yen in her account. This also suggests that she worked diligently and was frugal during her lifetime. It's frustrating that all the culprits weren't given the death penalty. By the way, Rie had given the criminals a false PIN number of 2960, so they were unable to take a single penny from Rie's account. The sequence of numbers 2960 represents the Japanese sound ni-ku-mu-wa (憎むわI hate you). Therefore, it is said that this number contained her deep hatred and feelings of grudge against the criminals.

[@pizzafanatic123]

i dont think they will ever see eachother again

[@PraneethPrix]

​@@makitinkonkankonyokodo you know the victim's family irl?

[@kimemerson5732]

@@makitinkonkankonyoko thank you for all that information...it's such a sad story.

[@kimemerson5732]

@@pizzafanatic123 I think they will be reunited in Heaven...just my belief.

[@andrealorenzi453]

What a sad and maddening story. A life taken and for what? My heart break for Rie and her mother

[@bendy_bone]

I’m sorry WHAT??? Junko’s killers are still out there? They should be rotting in jail why are they walking free?

[@UsonoHoushi]

Yup. most of them just changed their names. And are basically living normal lives. But base on someone who checked on them. Apparently one of the ass hats is still proud of what he did, and brags about it in social media. How that particular jack ass wasn't arrested again, considering he's clearly ready to do it again with all the shit posting, is BEYOND me.

[@RoseateAmbrosia]

They were young at the time of their crimes and Japan's legal system is a bit fucked up

[@MaryAnnSweetAngel]

Its one of the reasons i wont be moving to japan even tough i like other parts of the culture. I dislike how crime against women is not treated fairly

[@SatoruHasvord]

Yeah as a Japanese, I can say it's horrific if you randomly walking from work in the night, and knowing many monster out there that can kill you or you family anytime... it's very terrible nightmare that's no ones want to. So I move out from japan, consider what would happen if it's happening to my little sister... it would be my scariest nightmare that even I can't imagine. May her souls rest in peace....

[@laurenbauman3517]

I think one of them has an active account on twt actually

[@lexiwexiwoo]

I worked with a woman whose daughter was killed by people she considered her friends. It's not a pain someone gets over, and it's not something I wish on anyone. She told me a little here and there, but I didn't want to pry. I just can't understand what possesses people to take someone's life on a whim.

[@mordsven]

This one is really grotesque, really wonder how many unsolved cases there are that are still lurking in japan...

[@-0nly_N3z-]

I actually just finished the video and I am in tears, people can be so cruel to the innocent people in this world💔

[@Dinoslay]

What has to be understood is that such behavior patterns are almost always predatory by nature.

[@Arlene-1313]

I love your crime content but not sure I can go down the Junko Furuta rabbit hole again. This case stayed with me a long time.

[@TheRaspyAspie]

Same. I initially thought this was about Junko and was fixing to click off. It still haunts me 😥

[@maxhatush5918]

She deserves ZERO sympathy.

[@minxbella9342]

@@maxhatush5918what the heck you're smoking on dude? Why would you even say that.. That's just a f up words to say to a victim

[@maxhatush5918]

@@minxbella9342 I need reason you and every other dog cares is cause it was a female

[@sonnenblumefrau2048]

Really? Everyone would care just as much as if it was a male istead of a female🙄.​@@maxhatush5918

[@rebeccaworley2794]

I just want to hug Isogai's mother, she is such a strong woman. I hope Isogai is resting easy, and that she's at peace now.. Sucks the two only get life in prison. I feel death penalty should've definitely been dealt, but I know laws are different per country.. thank you for sharing this story. I've been enjoying your true crime videos for a while now, Aki.

[@SkuLime]

Junko case was really disturbing and terrifying also traumatic at same time because the brutal they did to her is still creeps the japan not just japan but whole world was in full creep out or disturb,terrified,trauma in that case

[@miruza420]

My condolences to her mom i cant imagine what that would have felt like

[@NextMitten]

I feel so bad thos case just shows that sometimes there is just no humanity in people out there😢

[@NatzoXavier]

hearing her mother made me really tear up like crazy.

[@CapriKoRn]

This was heartbreaking beyond words. Respect to you Akidearest for ending your story in the fashion you did, giving the mother the last word. My heart breaks for her. May she find peace some day.

[@aleksandra.rancova]

The mother’s words were absolutely heartbreaking. When u get a child of your own, the world gets so much more horrid

[@sleepymonsteraddict]

The mothers words are gut wrenching, you can see in her eyes how she feels. She didn't have any chance to help her daughter, she didn't have any warning signs that this could happen to her child. She didn't have any say or power in this whole situation and having to hear that your child is gone simply because she crossed paths with the wrong people by chance must be devastating. Many people are against the death sentence, but in such a situation I feel like it's the only thing that would give me some peace.

[@mirandagarcia9334]

Her mom is the definition of unconditional love, I hope she sees her daughter again. This case was heartbreaking in every aspect.

[@doublestarships646]

Someone should make a documentary of Japan's law culture amd system because they let some dark stuff escape the justice the people deserve. It's so bizarre.

[@silkvelvet2616]

All countries let some art away with horrific stuff, or have you not been paying attention? But yes, there are some things about Japanese law I would like to understand better, such as a male found guilty of what was written on Aki's paper in the video and sentenced to prison, being able to sue his victim for defamation and damage to his character..... and win. That is messed up. I really hope someone jumps in to explain it better and I find I've misunderstood.

[@adriennrigo5022]

@@silkvelvet2616 I completely agree with you. Every country has their glitches. But what goes behind the scenes in Japan is just absurd. If this would be considered a developing country, 3rd world country, etc, that could be a somewhat acceptable excuse. Maybe. But when you bump into a literal `witch hunt` justice system in a suppose-to-be developed country in this day and age, were completely innocent people (many!) just get detained, then sick, and then die, just because someone else wanted money or got jealous (like a stupid high-school student), that's a whole other level of crazy. And if the truth happen to come out that there's been a mistake and it cost someone's life, all the reaction the loved ones, relatives get is 'Oops. That's life.' Zero talks about 'maybe we should improve some things'. No just 'Oops.'

[@UsonoHoushi]

@@silkvelvet2616 base on what I understood in some other videos about this. Apparently to Japan, regardless of it's true or not. defamation is defamation. It's apparently one of the easiest court battles to win in Japanese court. So if you have proof that someone defamed you- even IF what was said is true. As long as you have proof that they were saying bad stuff about you, you win.

[@roroshiro-ht3yr]

​@@UsonoHoushiIt's not as simple as you think. Just because someone says something bad about you doesn't necessarily mean you'll win in a defamation case.

[@silkvelvet2616]

@UsonoHoushi then perhaps, if the victim were to counter sue the defamation for the pain caused.

[@LittleCwoissant]

From what I know about Junko's case, one of the suspects created a Twitter/X account that is still active to this day. I cannot remember the user at, but it's still active. He goes on--talking about repenting for his sins and defending his actions. Tbh, I really wish they would null the death sentence age in Japan. Or at least, change the circumstances. These crimes are so horrid to listen about. However, I believe the victims stories need to be heard, so I listen to these cases, no matter how horrible the crimes committed. I hope their souls are at peace, I truly do.

[@carolinarodrigues139]

I remember when I heard about this story a few years ago from another channel and how it stuck with me...I cant even watch this video. I still think about it sporadically. Back then it got me so naseous hearing the details and so angry that there are people capable of doing this AND get away with it(??) that I couldn't think about anything else for a few days.. Anyways...one of the most disturbing stories I can think of :(

[@twerkules3957]

DETECTIVE AKI TIME! It's been so long

[@Lalapawz]

It’s so heartbreaking what happened with Isogai look it’s devastating she didn’t get the justice she deserved especially with then trio not getting the death sentence but I’m truly so glad they are gonna be in jail for the rest of their lives, and I remember watching Junkos case and feeling absolutely devastated that her k1llers are still out there thriving :(

[@Nana-cosplay-world]

My mom grew up in Japan and knew junko,since my mom was a few years younger Then junko,she was like a mom/older sister to my mom since my didn’t have the best Mom (not abusive but like she didn’t care what she did) and my mom has so many pictures of her with junko,the last picture my mom has with junko is of my Mom and junko,and they are sitting on junko’s bed together and watching junko’s favorite tv show and the picture was taken by junko’s mom. I can’t even look at pictures of junko and my mom together without thinking about what happened to junko

[@arganlumens7117]

Wow junko death probably made your mom sad

[@maxhatush5918]

Will you kvnts sh*t the actual fvck UP about that dog smh

[@sapphiresqph]

fr? how old is your mom now? sorry im just curious and its very shocking to know someone knew her

[@Nana-cosplay-world]

@@sapphiresqph she’s somewhere around her 50’s,I don’t exactly remember lol, she was born in 1974

[@TheBOTTLEonJISOOYAsshoulder]

Can you like... share those photos on social medias after blurring your mother's face ?

[@arianarodriguez6927]

This is heart breaking, the fact that the mother tries to live her best life for her daughter in heaven it's just so deep...

[@silkvelvet2616]

That is absolutely heartbreaking. Thank you for telling her story.

[@LadyroachAlot]

Beautiful choice in how you ended the video Aki! I'm a mother of 2 adults. I can't imagine how much strength this woman has!

[@snagboi]

Uhh this is absolutely nothing compared to the junko case where the child was tortured for a month before death. Shocked nobodies tried to eliminate the Junko killers. They're psychos beyond belief.

[@estherramsay445]

One of them has a twitter account and the other has a daughter roughly around the same age as Junko.

[@snagboi]

@@estherramsay445 that's impossible. They were all minors while committing the crime and that's why they got off. Don't spread nonsense.

[@estherramsay445]

@@snagboi I’m talking now. Literally one of the bastards has a twitter account(I saw it for myself) and the other has a daughter now. I’m not talking then.

[@snagboi]

@@estherramsay445 oh okay.

[@nocturneprividyenie2391]

... These guys are totally nuts. Also, enjoying the true crime videos you're doing.

[@nd-rose]

i respect her mom so much, she is so strong. this was an absolute tragedy, but im sure that while Isogai was still alive, they were both blessings in eachother's lives. This is the strength that true love holds.

[@TriChaser]

6:37 I think it stems from him being a coward (fleeing before his team etc) and suddenly feel powerful that the victim who was most probably very scared was very compliant. So he tried to push his luck.

[@ZnakerFIN]

This one hit hard as last Friday there was a homicide in my country. It's been big news since the suspect is 18 and the victim was 15. And unfortunately, that 4-letter word also was mentioned.

[@roroshiro-ht3yr]

The story that Junko rejected the culprit is a lie. I'm surprised that Aki is still saying things like this. Junko's case seems to be getting out of control as many unfounded rumors are being spread that are not based on sources.

[@estherramsay445]

So how did it happen?

[@roroshiro-ht3yr]

sorry. I'm not sure what you're asking me about.

[@estherramsay445]

@@roroshiro-ht3yr I’m asking how the main culprit knows about Junko if she doesn’t reject him, to clarify

[@roroshiro-ht3yr]

​@@estherramsay445That day they were wandering the streets looking for prey to repe and snatch. Junko unfortunately happened to cross in front of them and caught their eye.

[@PastelTsuki817]

@@estherramsay445 honestly it’s just best to look up the case, or go to another KZbin video about it.

[@matrixiekitty2127]

The mother’s sadness is still so strong 15 years later, no mother should ever have to feel the heartbreak of losing a child.

[@taki14_03]

I don't usually comment but damn , this one really got me I've cried... I just want to give a big warm hug to her mother 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@lili13]

Crazy that these things are also happening right now to Palestinian women being raped and their jewelers stolen Ps : my 3 friends have been murdered and this is exactly what happened to them I wish that a KZbinr that I used to follow since I was 15 talked about what’s happening , I’m disappointed A lot …

[@renclear3825]

Her mother is incredibly sweet and you can tell she has a very elegant and strong resolve in her even admidst her heartbreak. I pray that she will get all her wishes granted. She and her family didn't deserve these monstrous circumstances.

[@EvalynBlast]

This is absolutely heartbreaking. I can't even imagine why would a human being do that to such an innocent soul😢

[@xx_itzmicheal_xx]

The mother at the end has me crying. I feel so sorry for her..

[@rapthor666]

Covered this sad story very well and with respect. Aki's awesome

[@vaultboi76]

How those killers from the 80s case are still around… is beyond me. I’m surprised they haven’t been attacked by someone yet.

[@estherramsay445]

One of them has a Twitter account

[@matsuri1309]

The mother's words broke me into tears , that is absolutely terrible and I feel so awful for her and her daughter . The mother is such a sweet and strong woman for being able to stand up and fight for her daughter and continue helping others afterwards. I believe in life after death and god I hope from the bottom of my heart for her to be reunited with her daughter in heaven. And that is a very relieving thought to have , for it won't end here and just coming back home hoping to see your beloved one only to be met with not ever being able to meet them ever again , that would be so excruciatingly painful. God rest her soul.

[@dasaggropop1244]

i dont understand how people think they can get away with shit like this, like snatching a person from the streets and going to an atm with their card...you are on so many cameras

[@onigiri9020]

Been waiting for thisss

[@dankshadow5665]

Junko’s murderers still being out there is a crime in of itself

[@estherramsay445]

One of them has a twitter

[@saundracobbin7719]

​@@estherramsay445it's no longer up. Either he deleted it due to ppl telling him to take his own life for what he did to junko or it was terminated. But while it was up he did complain about lack of sleep.

[@estherramsay445]

@@saundracobbin7719 I think saw something like that about him complaining about lack of sleep before but eh, good riddance

[@mycrochetlifeanime]

yay new aki video, thank you aki so much for todays video. and poor girl, she didn´t deserve that. those men are monsters

[@Jaymieyy]

This reminded me that one case that happens in Indonesia. A girl who named Vina. Almost the same as Junko and Rie

[@itz_the_oldies3543]

Yay detective aki!!!

[@razor1uk610]

..Aki is sooo much better than Detective Pikatchu..

[@astrowolvez]

And know people are glamorizing Junko’s torture and killing and saying they would do the same too. It’s absolutely baffling.

[@Officially.BunniBowzz]

Watching true crime about japan 8 or 7 days before i go to japan is actually so wild of me

[@Dtr146]

If the killers were that local to me and still abroad. I wouldn't touch the case with this kind of publicity with a 100 ft pole. I got to commend. Especially with how slow the Japanese police are. There has been cases in Japan where the perpetrator literally broke into the victim's house and they didn't steal anything so the police didn't arrest them. It wasn't until that the perpetrator broke in and murdered the fucking victim until the police would even do anything.

[@Number1_palfan]

Wow that's messed up I can't believe they did that : (

[@JetblackJay]

I've seen this before 3 incompetent killers

[@nieznajomy4398]

One of the biggest issue with death penalty is that it isn't lowering crime rate, especially if culprit have higher chances to hide or do worst crimes is this lower chances of getting death sentence. Especially if there is a risk of sentencing wrong person.

[@gazettefan42]

I found out about Junko's case because if the GazettE song about it and its so tragic and heartbreaking

[@TheSurisuki]

This just seems so senseless...like why? Its like he eant outside to walk in the rain and go back in the house... I'm just speechless.

[@HeloiseHayworth]

No one will probably care but I'm going to go homeless soon but I love your videos beyond anything

[@nicolenicoletti1606]

I care, and im sorry you're going through that, but I care I will pray for u 😢😢

[@razor1uk610]

...are you being forced to leave Crimea before the Ukrainians retake it ??.. If not, I am heartfeltingly sorry for your situation and the predicament(s) leading t this unwanted potential playingout that way. Best of luck finding or being given some avenue of solving some of the involved stuff, to stop homelessness becoming a reality. I wish you all the best of luck and fortitude in struggling through this, without recourse to seemingly hollow prayers of ignorance.

[@SwitchMaxFX]

ok

[@shravan4409]

Love it when Aki does crime/horror related content

[@Lord_Marquaad]

Being 1 minute feels like dark web

[@Lyauko]

Hey Aki, I remember watching a video of you covering Junko Furuta's case, but your video disappeared. Could you tell me what happened ?

[@ReesesBees]

Either taken down by KZbin or she was asked to take it down for one reason or another.

[@mrpilkington9710]

Moral of the story if you are going to be garbage be garbage no reason to snitch on yourself

[@lone659]

thank you aki for blessing us with a crime video, I love when you upload these!!!!!!

[@y2shuproblem]

One of the killers, Hori was finally convicted of his other murders and has received the death penalty.

[@makitinkonkankonyoko]

As a side note, Yoshitomo Hori became a naturalized Japanese citizen when he was a child. His father and older brother were yakuza. His brother also committed a crime similar to Yoshitomo. Yoshitomo's brother stole money from a woman's ATM card in 1995. He then murdered the woman, encased her body in concrete, and abandoned it. However, the sentence given to Yoshitomo's older brother was a joke of 15 years in prison. This family is really messed up.

[@MaxIzrin]

Capital punishment works, because a deceased offender is never a repeat offender. But if people are keenly aware of the possibility they will get it, and can avoid it via confession, it works even better. The one thing that could've made this case worse, is if it went unsolved. "Mercy to the guilty is cruelty to the innocent” - Adam Smith.

[@emippe226]

Did you know that until a few years ago in Japan, the juvenile law meant that the names and faces of juvenile criminals were not made public? The law has already been revised to deal with violent crimes committed by minors. 「The revised Juvenile Law came into effect on April 1, 2022. With the Civil Code lowering the age of adulthood to 18, the Juvenile Law, which previously treated anyone under the age of 20 as a "juvenile," has also been revised.」

[@twilightm1st_ress384]

These cases are really saddening, R.I.P to Rie Isogai and Junko Furuta

[@kairinase]

This is why Hudood laws was revealed, at the end of times. The crimes we have right now is so cruel compared to the times of prophets before us.

[@angelhurtado55]

this opens like a comical anime about desperate men thieving then turns sour so quickly

[@katssghost]

31 seconds ago... I GOTTA GO MAKE MY POPCORN AND SIT DOWN FOR THIS IM A BIT TOO EARLY...

[@zou1507]

The mom made my cry 🥺

[@ADTribalChild]

No amount of money is worth a human life. Truly a heartbreaking story, if not the worst I've heard in recent memory. Another sad reminder that wickedness is everywhere in the world. I'll leave it at that. I rather not to be kicked out of KZbin by saying something I'll regret.

[@autumbreeze1129]

Isoga and her mother did not in any way deserve this. It's horrific. There's a special place reserved in hell for those 3 creatures

[@shuu5152]

God, I feel so sorry for the mother, because we can see how hurt and sad she sounds..😢

[@maryceleste6804]

Aki’s shirt : I don’t wanna cook anymore I just wanna die

[@TomSir79]

Oh yeah, the Junko Furuta Case was one of the most gut-wrenching, sickening Cases i've ever found on KZbin. It just showed how despicable some Humans can become.

[@briancrosby152]

I hope those monsters NEVER know peace & Rie's mother does. I can't say what I want to because Tos. I feel bad for Rie she should still be with us. 🕊️

[@The_Foil]

Imagine being this evil to do this to someone

[@sandraisyearning]

I do not support capital punishment, even if i understand why the mother would wish it.

[@Jay100.]

Damn, seeing the mother talk is so sad. How do you live after something like that happens to your daughter. 💔

[@Myeyesareburning]

Exited to watch this :>

[@Ashleydountie]

YAYA new video by Aki >:]

[@marialinguist]

the justice system is fucked up when it comes to female victims

[@johnnypollack3243]

Love the video Aki keep up the awesome work and videos

[@gurnoorsekhon6402]

And somehow Guys are surprised about the bear question

[@xindanobody8591]

I normally don't watch these type, because they're too much for me, but I found myself watching anyways. I knew Japan had some...lax laws with certain crimes/situations, but to see the same situations there (no matter the years) as it does in the states when it comes to certain levels of crime...It's too much. My heart breaks for her mother.

[@AfroInJPN]

Jeeeeeez I love some true crime! Also that Gengar hat goes toooo hard

[@Complexy990]

I love these videos but the music is a bit distracting for me tbh! I'll still watch just wanted to share the feedback

[@Che1seabluesdrogba11]

Detective Aki LETS GOOO!!

[@Banana-cc5rx]

This is just pretty common flow of events. They know they are in power and the victim has no say they will just do whatever.