Police lose evidence in case of student who murdered, dismembered sister

I don'T know whether I'd laugh or cry if that evil little coward gets off on a technicality because of this. It would just show how corrupt and incompetent Japan's police and judicial systems are...

 

And I must say, he looks a real charmer in that photo, doesn't he?

 

Already writing his book: "If I had done it...!

 

Police said they might have mistakenly disposed of the items as waste.[/quote]

JTV News has just confirmed it. Now great Police have to digging up in garbages?

 

they'll announce some of the victim's body parts are also missing.

 

I am sure there is plenty of other evidence left. Plus there is the simple fact that while they were examining the evidence, no other suspects or possibility of other suspects came up.

The prosecution may have to work a little harder now, but it seems that, short of severe incompetence, they cannot lose.

The only thing this really changes is it may be harder to discover or prove involvement by the rest of the family or others, but I seriously doubt there was any.

 

I doubt he'll get off on a technicality since he's already confessed.
In Japan confession is king and usually results,99.9% of the time,with a conviction!
The cops wouldn't have it any other way!

 

It's no joke. This same type of thing has happened in America.

 

is good at chasing foreigners around

 

bet the chief of police took them home for a good creaming session....thats how messed up the police are there!

 

He confessed to the crime (probably under some type of coercion) but never the less he's as guilty as sin and should be terminated. Sent the cost of the rope to his parents.

 

what the janitors are supposed to do.

THROW THINGS OUT

 

Thanks for saving me the effort of trying to figure out how to spell "smevidence".
Who cares if the police lost the evidence. Conviction rates in the high 90 percentile make it kind of moot, don't they?

Toolonggone,
Perhaps the missing items were put in a box to be kept together and the entire box was thrown out or pinched by some freakazoid otaku.

Taka

 

will be taking a trip down Freedom Lane thanks to incompetent Japanese police. Hopefully he can receive the finest in psychiatric treatments made available in Japan.

 

Police said they might have mistakenly disposed of the items as waste. The items, each of which is packed in a bag, had been kept in a cardboard box at the Yoyogi Police Station.

The one time they clean the office and they end up throwing away evidence from a murder. DOH!

You can't write comedy like this, can you?