Japan's Most Disturbing Murders - 8 Terrifying Stories

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  @MichaelMiller-xj1ti · 2 years ago

  As a guy in a wheelchair, the Satoshi Uematsu case really hit me in the heart. I'm grateful to live in a country that's accepting of disabled people.

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  @anthonyr598 · 2 years ago

  “But thankfully, they were only too stupid to remember four digits.” I love the shade he throws at the perpetrators within these videos lol especially when they come in swiftly haha

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  @o0hotoko0o · 2 years ago

  I feel like the first story emphasises the importance of payphones making a comeback in the states. In Hawaii, we don't have any. You might see an abandoned one on occasion, but none of them work. There are reasons to keep them around--this being one of them. Not everyone has a cell or can afford one. When a cell dies and you need help, a payphone is heaven-sent. Its shame they're gone.

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  @Cjai8518 · 2 years ago

  I love how kidnappers/murders write letters on behalf of the victim and sign off with "don't look for me," like do they really think people are going to be like, "welp, they asked us not to look, so lets just go back to what we were doing before..." So ridiculous.

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  @Chris-ch1oy · 2 years ago

  I’ve lived in Japan since 2015, and my wife works closely with an organization for various folks with disabilities—both mental and physical. The stigma and lack of care for the disabled in Japan is in fact a very real, very sad thing. Thanks for this video, mate.

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  @Tonys_Gabagool · 2 years ago

  I love how in this shitty economy inflation even hit the coffee items on the menu in the background and the prices increased lol

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  @Mandrake42 · 2 years ago

  I am glad you mentioned Ana Saito's family, their continued efforts to find her are what really gave her the hope to break free in the end.

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  @Scottsgamerlounge · 2 years ago

  In that first story, it’s so sad to see how Japanese society focuses on “mind your own business” she could have been saved a lot sooner. You would think a mother would have felt for her and at least got her to the police

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  @aedansilva1114 · 2 years ago

  Anna's story broke my heart. The way I would Never Ignore a child BECAUSE I have kids

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  @miamorartistry · 2 years ago

  I love that you actually expanded on these cases and took the time to talk more about them rather than just slapping together and regurgitating previous content with no edits. This was so refreshing and I’m sure the victims families would appreciate it

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  @Annie_Ken · 2 years ago

  I can’t fathom how those two women refused to help Ana… she could have been reunited with her family much sooner. Just disgusting.

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  @penelopemccarter7032 · 2 years ago

  Over two hours?! What a treat! ❤ Thank you for your quality content. We love Coffee House Crime from USA ❤

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