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The reason Japanese police had such a high âsuccessâ rate when it came to solving crimes is that it also had one of the highest rates of wrongful convictions, and even to this day has a 99% conviction rate; which means that if you are on trial in Japan, you are almost definitely going to be convicted.
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ngl, if the monster with 21 faces were victims of arsenic poisoning.. that'd be a hell of a backstory
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For clarification: the reason the Japanese police force has such a high percentage is because they often torture suspects into confession, and they arrest people who arenât the actual criminals.
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ghosts don't scare shane because they're older than 23
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List of things Shane is afraid of:
-Heroin
-Avocado pits
-Anyone under the age of 23
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For post mortem: Japanese police is notorious for closing cases any way possible to keep up appearances, beating the confessions out of the suspects and convicting innocent people. This was definitely done to humiliate them publicly. Maybe someone with a grudge? Someone whose friend or relative was a victim of the police brutality and incompetence? This feels personal
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The part about humiliating the police...the fact is with such a high conviction rate, there will always be innocent people and people with minor demeanors put in jail. A lot of Japanese media that involve the law are written with this in mind. To me, it's difficult to overlook the idea that perhaps they just wanted to show the police they couldn't force solve everything as a kind of revenge.
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Fun fact: The writer of that kids book, Edogawa Ranpo, isn't bis real name. It is a pen name that is literally the Japanese pronunciation of Edgar Allan Poe. Edogawa was a big fan of him, and was inspired to write because of him.
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canât believe Shane went from looking like a regular white dude to looking like a maths professor to looking like a crazy archeologist
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Shane Madej really said âeat the richâ and has stuck by it since 2016.
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24:36 They actually did figure out who the Somerton Man was!! He wasn't a secret spy or anything, he was just a dude that was really sad and lonely who wrote a lot of poems about death and was violent with his wife :/
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I love this one because it really just sounds like one of those riddles that are near-impossible to figure out, but if it is cracked, it's going to suddenly seem all-too obvious.
Also, I personally think that this was definitely the work of a group, rather than a individual.
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For Post Mortem: My theory is that the culprit is a victim of police incompetence. They just want to prove to the public how even though most of crimes are solved in Japan, a simple corporate terrorism with given hints can't be solved. It's not mentioned here but they also stopped after the head of police killed himself.
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Shane looks like the smart character from every 90s cartoon and 2000s DS game
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Yes, as people have previously mentioned, the Japanese police forces runs on a "guilty until proven innocent" mindset as opposed to the general "innocent until proven guilty". While Japan has the highest solved crime rate, it also has one of the highest wrongful conviction rates.
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side note: 11:25 is prob one of my fav moments of this show, hearing the pure excitement in shaneâs âweâre gonna talk about our favorite candy arenât we?â to just utter disappointment in his âoh okâ when him n ryan werenât on the same pageđđ so cu
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i saw a comment that said âsometimes i feel like shane is a demon sent to kill ryan but just became attachedâ and now i cant get that out of my head
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So Ryanâs solution to not getting kidnapped in the bath isnât having his sword on him when he bathes, but instead peeing on the assailant
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I knew an ex special forces guy that claimed to keep a ceramic knife in a shower because you never know when you might have to defend your home and anything else would have rusted in the shower. I remember thinking he was crazy until these two gave their explanation of how they would defend themselves in the bath. I guess I'll be buying a ceramic knife now.
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