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matsuki wrote:Maybe the claim is he thought it was a suicide...and decided to get rid of the body, rather than risk an investigation that would send detectives to his home, where his wife and kids were, asking questions about his dead "fiance."
BigInJapan wrote:*Checking out the statistics for the death penalty by country, best Korea is a complete nightmare (e.g. inappropriate words - WTF?).
From Wiki:
Firing squad, Hanging or Decapitation. North Korea performs public executions. Current laws allow the death penalty for prostitution "drug transactions"; plots against national sovereignty; terrorism; treason against the Motherland by citizens; treason against the people; murder, attempted murder, arson, kidnapping, rape, insubordination, burglary, illegal entry, assault, hostile acts, smuggling drugs, inappropriate words, armed robbery, grand theft, making illegal international calls without a phone card, illegal pornography, showing disrespect to Kim Il-Sung, Kim Jong-il, Kim Jong-Un or even Kim Family, unauthorized religious activity, produce anti propaganda, joining Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant or Al-Qaeda in Syria or Iraq.
Coligny wrote:Sometime corpses appears out of the blue...
Russell wrote:So, he doesn't have to explain how he came to believe she was dead and what happened right before that?
legion wrote:
I feel sorry for his kids
legion wrote:Japanese prosecution relies on admission of guilt
This guy won't admit
Only he knows what happened and he isn't telling
matsuki wrote:legion wrote:Japanese prosecution relies on admission of guilt
This guy won't admit
Only he knows what happened and he isn't telling
While I agree with this and what Kuro is saying, the police must have really fucked something up during the investigation...didn't they claim they had video of them driving together after he bought the goods but before he dumped her?
matsuki wrote:legion wrote:Japanese prosecution relies on admission of guilt
This guy won't admit
Only he knows what happened and he isn't telling
While I agree with this and what Kuro is saying, the police must have really fucked something up during the investigation...didn't they claim they had video of them driving together after he bought the goods but before he dumped her?
matsuki wrote:
While I agree with this and what Kuro is saying, the police must have really fucked something up during the investigation...didn't they claim they had video of them driving together after he bought the goods but before he dumped her?
kurogane wrote:matsuki wrote:
While I agree with this and what Kuro is saying, the police must have really fucked something up during the investigation...didn't they claim they had video of them driving together after he bought the goods but before he dumped her?
They have a video of something showing them together down at the beach area around or about when it all went downhill, and either video or eyewitness evidence of him buying the DIY bodybag kit at a home centre the night before or that day. This is craven behaviour by the crown.
BTW, I wonder how well that You Think We All Look the Same Defence would fly in a Japanese court? Given how few will admit to racism even right after they've said something racist I would bet a Japanese judge would dismiss that summarily.
humans tend to perceive people of other races than themselves to all look alike. All else being equal, individuals of a given race are distinguishable from each other in proportion to their familiarity or contact with the race as a whole. Thus, to the uninitiated Caucasian, all East Asian people look alike, while to East Asian people, all Caucasian people look alike. This does not hold true when people of different races familiarize themselves with races different from their own.
matsuki wrote:humans tend to perceive people of other races than themselves to all look alike. All else being equal, individuals of a given race are distinguishable from each other in proportion to their familiarity or contact with the race as a whole. Thus, to the uninitiated Caucasian, all East Asian people look alike, while to East Asian people, all Caucasian people look alike. This does not hold true when people of different races familiarize themselves with races different from their own.
Definitely truth to it....and while I don't find it the least bit offensive, it's a good indicator of how small the bubble that person is living in.
Samurai_Jerk wrote:matsuki wrote:humans tend to perceive people of other races than themselves to all look alike. All else being equal, individuals of a given race are distinguishable from each other in proportion to their familiarity or contact with the race as a whole. Thus, to the uninitiated Caucasian, all East Asian people look alike, while to East Asian people, all Caucasian people look alike. This does not hold true when people of different races familiarize themselves with races different from their own.
Definitely truth to it....and while I don't find it the least bit offensive, it's a good indicator of how small the bubble that person is living in.
It really depends on where you live. If you're a white boy from the Bay Area and think all Asians look a like, you're definitely in a bubble. If you're from Finland, maybe not.
Gumo’s defense claimed the defendant was not guilty of the charge as the victim was alive at the moment she was dumped in the sea.
The court concluded, however, that Gumo assumed he was disposing of her body and she is believed to have died as she sank.
matsuki wrote:Gumo’s defense claimed the defendant was not guilty of the charge as the victim was alive at the moment she was dumped in the sea.
The court concluded, however, that Gumo assumed he was disposing of her body and she is believed to have died as she sank.
manslaughter anyone?
Taro Toporific wrote:American man gets 18-month prison term over drowning death of mistress
The Japan Times | May 25, 2016
YOKOHAMA – The Yokohama District Court on Wednesday sentenced an American man to 18 months in prison for throwing his mistress into the sea off Miura, Kanagawa Prefecture, last July, believing she was already dead.
Prosecutors had demanded a 30-month prison term for Gregory Gumo, 41, on the charge of disposing of the body of 42-year-old Mariko Akitaya. Police arrested him on suspicion of murder but prosecutors decided last month not to indict him on the charge...
...According to the ruling, Gumo threw Akitaya into the sea around July 28, 2015, believing she was dead, even though chemical substances in her system may have left her unconscious. The ruling determined she that she drowned.
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Samurai_Jerk wrote:Look on the bright side. This shows a foreign guy can now get away with murdering a Japanese gal just as easily as Japanese guys have when they killed foreign girls. That's what I call progress.
matsuki wrote:his attorney makes a good point. It's not abandoning a body if she was still alive.
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