16-year-old girl sent to family court for threatening mass murder

Monday 23rd June, 11:00 AM JST

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Triumvere at 03:54 PM JST - 23rd June

Terroristic threats are aginst the law; at 16 there is little excuse for her behavior.
nisegaijin at 04:21 PM JST - 23rd June

There is so much hate in the society, it's scary
Tatanka at 04:39 PM JST - 23rd June

She needs a visit from Jack Bauer and be dragged off to CTU for some chemical interrogation...
tkoind2 at 05:17 PM JST - 23rd June

In very bad taste and very foolish. But what this girl needs are a few therapy sessions to address her obvious issues. Time in jail or otherwise won't fix anything.
HonestDictator at 05:28 PM JST - 23rd June

Wait a second. Is this the same story or a different story of a girl making threats? If its seperate ones, (first one was a 17 year old girl) and now we have a 16 year old girl? Well, apparantly this stupid little runts need to learn the hard way. What say a little mandatory community service for "I thought it was just a prank" junk will put them in line.
williamsmith at 06:10 PM JST - 23rd June

I think she is innocent. It is a witch-hunt due to the fall-out from Akihabara and the under-age sex cafe.
faulkmore at 06:33 PM JST - 23rd June

Lets wait a while reserving judgement until j cops have time to get involved in a criminal investigation over sex with this girl. They always seem to fall for this. Darn copy cat crimes...
williamsmith at 06:41 PM JST - 23rd June

Yes, exactly. If this was a 16 or 17 year-old man then the outcome would be very different wouldn't it?
bamboohat at 08:00 PM JST - 23rd June

So sad to have so much hate so young.
MeanRingo at 08:46 PM JST - 23rd June

If a 19-year-old can kill someone and get off without any jail time, exactly what do you think will happen to a 16-year-old who just played around with a computer? NOTHING. Waste of time and money this one.
Triple888 at 10:02 PM JST - 23rd June

Nowadays even thought is a crime.
KitsuneYoukai at 01:28 AM JST - 24th June

This wasn't thought this was posted. She should have had more sense than that. She needs to be shown the consequences of her actions even if she gets a slap on the wrist in court. Threatening people even in jest is unsavory and can scare people into a panic. Freedom of speech is only within boundaries of societies laws.
majimekun at 03:56 AM JST - 24th June

Posting stuff like that on a forum shouldn't lead to court or arrest.
HonestDictator at 09:47 AM JST - 24th June

@Triple888 nope, thought is not a crime. Its when you lack the judgement to know which thoughts to keep to yourself and whichs ones to show to the public that makes the people around you start having their red flags go up. Everyone has dreadful thoughts going on in their heads. But if you're stupid enough to publish or act on a thought for everyone else to see, well that is when society gets concerned especially after undergoing the previous Akihabara incedent.
akuma1985 at 03:41 PM JST - 25th June

she's stupid? if it's a joke it's not fun at all. after if she wanted to kill a lot of people why choose a friday? you will 3times more people in the sunday afternoon. if this girl want really kill someone she can start by herself. if she really want kill people at shibuya i'll wait her maybe we can have fun toghether.