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Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Oct 11, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.928 (1,004/54,464 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-04T07:03:50.705717Z
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In and out with a clean murder scene and a whole head in under 3 hours is CRAZY effecient. The amount of prep and skill involved there alone is extremely concerning and makes me have a hard time believing she didnt only kill for pleasure but this isnt the first time AT ALL.
3 hours is no room for panic, hesitation, being bad at cleaning or changing your clothes after, etc.
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Hey stephanie, I would like to inform you that a lot of details in this case has been misinterpreted. Btw the name of the victim is Hiroshi and he was a known creep who used to prey on women in clubs, multiple sources has confirmed that. He was a known "crocodile" (a term used to describe men who bother female patrons at establishments). The theory that Runa was SAed holds true and her having a lot of bothersome incidenta in childhood and showing really violent tendencies have been testified by former teachers and classmates. She was supposedly an outcast in school and a victim of intense bullying which aggravated her antisocial tendencies and had a really special bond to her dad.
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I think the murder was premeditated and it wasn’t just random. She had bought all these disguised outfits to get away with it and even kept a dead man’s decapitated head at her home like some sort of ritual or reward whiles her parents knew. she needs to be locked away with her dad and anyone who took part in this henious crime.
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This is information from the Japanese Yahoo News.
Apparently, the daughter was a quiet woman who did not feel comfortable being with men. The victim was a cross dresser, well-known among those communities for being a trouble-maker, even being banned from one such bars. They met at a karaoke bar or some similar place, the victim never revealed that he was a male and he befriended her. He tricked the daughter into going to a hotel room with him, she obliged not knowing her friend was a male, and he had non-consensual sex with her.
The parents found out, the father confronted the victim and demanded he never contact his daughter or show his face to her ever again.
The victim contacted the daughter again and invited her to meet up at the hotel. She agreed, fully prepared to kill him, because apparently, he was killed immediately after entering the room, as only the bathroom where the victim was decapitated was used.
The father helped his daughter cover up and evade the police. The mother has also been arrested, probably because she knew the head was in their house.
But the information still does not answer why they brought the head back to their house and seemingly not making any plans to dispose of it.
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there's a case about a 10 year old boy called Rabie, he suddenly disapeared around 2010 with no trace for more than a year, it turns out he was kidnapped for revenge by family members, his body was decapitated and used for some "black magic" treasure hunting. And when his parents thought that the only way to find justice for their son was to go on tv and point the finger at someone, the killer thought it was a good idea to do the same to defend himself, appear and sit opposite to the boy's parents on live tv! this case brought a lot of attention and was famous all around the country,
it would be great if you research this case, it's really interresting and have many twists and turns. the place is Tunisia, North Africa.
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I’m not a native Japanese speaker, but I am decently fluent, and I just thought I’d offer my perspective on how he refers to his daughter. Musume-san is the common way to refer to /other peoples’/ daughters. So although it comes across as weirdly respectful of one’s own child, the vibe I get is less like royalty, and more like distance.
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Like how do you decapitate someone’s head in a love Motel and walk out with his head in a suitcase. Her Father is weird for been in this whole murder case and as someone that needed to diagnose his daughters condition or at least got her other professional help played a disgusting role in this and it makes me sick
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Thank you Stephanie for calling out that the DID disorder is utter bs, as someone with DID, nothing makes me wanna throw my phone and stop believing in the world more than when DID is mentioned in true crime, thank you for always handling the stigmatized parts of cases like gender and mental illness with such grace and love ❤️
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@morganqorishchi8181
6 months ago
Something psychologists learn in 100 level classes is you can't treat your own children. You have too much bias to see the situation clearly. So the second he said "I'm treating my daughter myself" I groaned, knowing that actually translates to, "I'm disregarding basic training and going to enable the hell out of this child."
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