Showing posts with label why shouldn't I kill?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label why shouldn't I kill?. Show all posts

Saturday, January 14, 2017

1. An unusual murder in Nagasaki


July 9, 2013. It was released that the police's criminal investigation unit had begun to carefully question a first year middle schooler boy from the same city (12) regarding the news of the kidnapping and murder of Tanemoto Shun (4) at Nagasaki City Kindergarten .Meanwhile, on the internet, from July 7 the news was spreading that the criminal was a young boy, long before the school and officials had begun the process of identifying him.
 
There was still no agreement on the issue when I, as a news expert in the making, stopped to check the reports. However, on July 9th, the dam was broken and the news began to appear on TV at once.

It happened in the morning. I immediately fired up the video capture software on the pc, I switched from channel to channel, trying to understand the status quo.

The on site cameras and the people's testimony, the footprints left at the scene and the local school stuff, and other news sources I watched, convinced me that the young boy was the culprit.

First thing I turned to securing the boy's name and picture. What kind of person was he? I was dying to see the boy's face. But no picture could be found on internet bullet boards, so I began investigating.

On the internet, the underground news site Cybazzi was set in motion with the force of crashing waves. At the same time, the site 2ch's news board was set into motion, going into a so-called 'festival'. The manager of the site, Hiroyuki-sama, even built a dedicated board.

Wednesday, December 28, 2016

Why Shouldn't I Kill? - Foreword

Foreword

A news web site is required to both go deep into details, and to do so in a timely manner. Like TV, one can't afford to wait until info is absolutely certain, like saying to a dumbass on the street 'you are a dumbass'. Sponsors and forbidden words, excessive preoccupation with human rights, they are less than secondary concerns. News from the TV invariably makes its way online, and it takes less than 30 seconds for TV news to trickle its way onto the Internet.

I scrape these news together, pick up the most interesting, and manage them all on my own web page eagerly. The remuneration? The reader's intellectual and emotional satisfaction. I pretty much don't make any money at all.

In spite of constant improvement, the news site receives on average 10,00 visits a day. So, why do we bother improving?

Maybe for the sake of carrying a message to unknown comrades. The blood of an explorer flows through our veins. Or, possibly, we just really want to know what a given event is all about.
Now, something truly outrageous is happening!”


We, the news site editors, wish to reach out to as many people as possible. Along with the flickering cursor on the screen, the eye flashes through news that move at the speed of light. 

'Why Shouldn't I kill?' Back Cover and Index

Back cover:

I want to kill my mother.
A girl is fascinated by the case of a murderous 12 year old in Nagasaki. The girl that wanted to kill sent a one-page letter to a news web site that covered the case, TBN.

'Why shouldn't I kill?' Following the girl's question, anonymous but gentle hearted readers chose to take action. More than 100 notes were sent, and the words from their fervent hearts are reported in this book. These written words, that cast light on the darkness of today, will surely touch your heart as well.


Foreword

1 Abnormal murder in Nagasaki

2 A letter from a certain girl

3 Postwar's endless Japan

4 Letter from the girl to the readers

5 Boy / girl crime

6 My letter to the girl

7 Reader's letter to the girl

8 Sight lost on humanity

9 Endless resistance [repulsion]

Appendix: parents' authorization exam

Epilogue: a message from the girl


Afterword