Pension vigilante strikes twice kills 2

[TFG]

It seems that a pension fund vigilante has killed a former high level Health a and welfare worker & his wife, in Saitama, yesterday.
Today, the wife of another former employee was stabbed in Nakano ward after receiving death threats.

The cops are looking for the Pension fund killer.

News report link

[IkemenTommy]

Source?

[IkemenTommy]

Just watching this on TV.
They're calling it a terrorist attack.
It must be done by a non-Japanese then.

[TFG]

[quote="IkemenTommy"]Just watching this on TV.
They're calling it a terrorist attack.
It must be done by a non-Japanese then. ]



Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa


Yes, EXACTLY my thoughts..
If it turns out it was another Uyoku murder, they will probably blame the deaths on Chinese Gyoza!
Just like they did with the Iranian guy the cops beat to death then the autopsy stated the guy died from eating too much spicy food.

[IkemenTommy]

I love the description of the suspect that ran off the scene. 160cm, male, wearing a cap. Wow, that really narrows down doesn't it?

Hair color, eye color, etc? Oh wait

[Taro Toporific]

Source?

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Yahoo News - Nov. 18, 2008 --Security guard stands in front of the building housing Japan's Health Ministry in Tokyo, Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2008, after possible serial attacks on former health ministry bureaucrats...more...

Japan Ex-Pension Officials Targeted In Knife Attacks
Tuesday November 18th, 2008 / 15h22
TOKYO (AFP)--A former Japanese deputy health minister and his wife were killed Tuesday and the wife of another former minister wounded in what police said could be targeted attacks on ex-pension system officials.
Former deputy health minister Takehiko Yamaguchi, 66, and his wife Michiko, 61, were found dead early Tuesday with stab wounds to the chest at the front door of their home in Saitama, north of Tokyo.
Later, the wife of another former vice health minister Kenji Yoshiwara, 76, was stabbed and seriously wounded by a man pretending to be from a parcel delivery service at the door of her Tokyo home, police said.
The 72-year-old woman, Yasuko, was taken to hospital but her life was not in danger, police said.
The former vice ministers once served as directors at the ministry's troubled pension division, according to press reports.
A senior police official said officers were working on the assumption that the attacks could be linked and were considering measures to protect former health administration officials, Jiji Press and public broadcaster NHK said.
"There is the possibility that they are serial attacks," a senior official of the agency was quoted by NHK as saying.
The motive for the attacks wasn't known, but Japan's Social Insurance Agency admitted last year to losing millions of payment records due to years of mismanagement, angering many elderly Japanese.
The agency has been criticized for being slow in making up for the errors.
The Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare had given police a list of former ministers and directors of the social insurance agency, a ministry official said.
"We have also called these former officials individually by telephone and alerted them. There are nearly 40 of them," the official said.



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[wuchan]

This just may be the kinda thing that japan needs. It may show people how fucked up and corrupt the government really is. From the way it sounds this is very organized. The lost pension records is a problem that is caused by the Jgovernment and affects the real japanese people(not FGs). Affects Japanese, very organized violent response.... kinda smells like yak type action. Did some yak boss have his records lost?

[Jack]

I love the description of the suspect that ran off the scene. 160cm, male, wearing a cap. Wow, that really narrows down doesn't it?

Hair color, eye color, etc? Oh wait

So what are they supposed to say? Male; had two legs, five fingers on each hand and he had two arms...

It was a male wearing a cap about 160 cm tall. There is no other description. Should they invent something?

Fucking idiot.

[wuchan]

[quote="Jack"]So what are they supposed to say? Male]
um.. retard.... Hair color, hair type(curly etc), shirt type and color, pants, JAPANESE OR NOT, was it Jack, eye color, fucked up teeth, walked with a limp, shoes, direction he went, car he was driving, color of the cap or team on the cap, did he have a boner, cross eyed, missing an arm, who was with him, skin color, SHIT ANYTHING!!

[TFG]

It is probably very hard to get an accurate description of anyone when you open the door expecting the delivery man, then get stabbed.

Perhaps some of you guys should try it.


And as for the Yakuza crap..Are you in possession of all your faculties?

Why would the Yakuza do something like this with no profit in it and a lot of strife after wards?

It is the Uyoku TERRORISTS or some 2chan Terrorists.

[Jack]

um.. retard.... Hair color, hair type(curly etc), shirt type and color, pants, JAPANESE OR NOT, was it Jack, eye color, fucked up teeth, walked with a limp, shoes, direction he went, car he was driving, color of the cap or team on the cap, did he have a boner, cross eyed, missing an arm, who was with him, skin color, SHIT ANYTHING!!

He was seen running away wearing a cap you fucking moron.

[JellyBoy]

Ah, but what color was the cap?

[Iraira]

and is the cap only temporary? Could it be removed and if it were removed, could you speculate as to whether the suspect would have hair? Although, the 160 cm does eliminate a lot of people (incl. me! which is good, as I had no credible witnesses).

So everyone, we on the lookout today for a capped running man....

[Tengu Kid]

He was seen running away wearing a cap you fucking moron.

HEYYYYYYYYYYYYY!
Cant we all just get along flap jack?

[dimwit]

This just may be the kinda thing that japan needs. It may show people how fucked up and corrupt the government really is. From the way it sounds this is very organized. The lost pension records is a problem that is caused by the Jgovernment and affects the real japanese people(not FGs). Affects Japanese, very organized violent response.... kinda smells like yak type action. Did some yak boss have his records lost?

I can think of about 30 million suspects not one of which is an FG.

Boy this is a story with a lot of potential angles.

First I love the Japanese Government considering it a terrorist attack. The only people who ought to be considered terrorized are the overfed corrupt bureaucrats in the Social Welfare Agency. I suspect that most people probably sympathize with the perpetrators rather than the victims.

Did anyone get a look at victim #1's face, Takehiko Yamaguchi? It seems to scream 'Please punch me, I'm a total arrogant son-of-a-bitch'. Damn I can't find any images of him.

[Typhoon]

This just may be the kinda thing that japan needs. It may show people how fucked up and corrupt the government really is. From the way it sounds this is very organized. The lost pension records is a problem that is caused by the Jgovernment and affects the real japanese people(not FGs). Affects Japanese, very organized violent response.... kinda smells like yak type action. Did some yak boss have his records lost?

Always wondered if those records were actually lost or just misplaced as the money had been p*ssed away on public make-work projects.

[IkemenTommy]

Fucking idiot.

What's with the hostility? Obviously, someone is not getting enough (Japanese) lay lately.

[Greji]

What's with the hostility? Obviously, someone is not getting enough (Japanese) lay lately.

If ever.......

[Catoneinutica]

Sorry to see this thread has devolved into such a sucktacular flamefest (flametacular suckfest?) because, IMO, the incident is one of the most significant things that's happened in Japan since '95. It shows that the laws of physics do obtain in Japan, and that the passivity and docility of the Japanese, the stuff of the wet dreams of nomenklatura everywhere, does have its limits. The murdered bureaucrat seems to have been the quintessential Establishment figure: an uber-mandarin, the kind with a "Vice-" title, who "retired" in his 50s and moved on to serious amakudari money.

[Mulboyne]

IMO, the incident is one of the most significant things that's happened in Japan since '95.

I tend to agree. It's interesting that people obviously condemn the killings but don't seem to have complete sympathy for the victims. I was wondering whether some of these random street killers might also begin to consider more specific targets.

[Jack]

What's with the hostility? Obviously, someone is not getting enough (Japanese) lay lately.

You're taking my quote out of context.

[IkemenTommy]

Calling someone an idiot is pretty direct and straightforward. Nothing there to misquote you on unless I am missing something.

Anyway, just like Catone suggested, we should stick to the substance and not turn this thread into another flamewar.

[Mike Oxlong]

[Takechanpoo]

This case was not by Yakuza, I think.
Because Yakuzas are afraid that new ristriction is enforced if they showily kill people in public like this.

By the way, murdered Yamaguchi was a regular customer of No-pan shabushabu. No need RIP for him. We should be sorry for his wife, though.

[Mulboyne]

"The Japanese don't show panic the way that others do," says Robert Feldman, chief economist for Morgan Stanley in Tokyo. "But that doesn't mean it's not there. And the way it sometimes comes out is in things like sudden and shocking crimes by a few people – a small number."

From here.

[kusai Jijii]

By the way, murdered Yamaguchi was a regular customer of No-pan shabushabu.

Bump in to him there often, did you Take?:liar:

[Mulboyne]

Yomiuri: Man turns self in over fatal stabbing

A man turned himself in at Metropolitan Police Department headquarters Saturday night, claiming he "stabbed a former administrative vice minister" of the former Health and Welfare Ministry. The man, who reportedly told police his name is Tsuyoshi Koizumi and that he is 46 years old, was questioned on suspicion of violating the Firearms and Swords Control Law at Kojimachi Police Station in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, to which he was sent. Believing the man was involved in the recent attacks on the houses of two former administrative vice ministers for health and welfare, the police were continuing to question him and were expected to arrest him on a charge of illegal possession of knives. The man reportedly had bloodstained knives in a bag, in addition to a pair of training shoes and his residence certificate, in a car he drove to the MPD headquarters. The bag containing the knives and two cardboard boxes were on the backseat of the car. He drove a dark red minicar bearing a Kawagoe number plate indicating the car is a rental vehicle, and there were bloodstains on the backseat, according to police sources.

When he turned himself in at MPD headquarters at about 9:35 p.m., he reportedly told the officer on duty that he had killed a former administrative vice minister. His residence certificate shows he was born in 1962 and is a Saitama resident, according to police sources. Takehiko Yamaguchi, 66, former administrative vice minister for health and welfare, and his wife, Michiko, 61, were found stabbed to death at their house in Saitama on Tuesday morning, while Yasuko Yoshihara, 72, the wife of Kenji Yoshihara, 76, another former administrative vice health and welfare minister, was stabbed by a man posing as a parcel delivery man in their house in Nakano Ward, Tokyo, on Tuesday evening. She suffered serious injuries in the attack. Yasuko told the police that the attacker who stabbed her looked to be aged between 30 and 40 years old, and was about 165 centimeters tall. According to investigative sources, the man who turned himself in the police matches Yasuko's description of the attacker.

[TennoChinko]

It's a shame he turned himself in so early in the game.
It was a nice feeling to know numerous pompous bureaucrats were running juts a little bit scared.





Tsuyoshi Koizumi has shown us the way!
Any bets for the Oyakusho Deadpool that there will be more like him?

[IkemenTommy]

A real terrorist there wasn't he?

[Mulboyne]

Upset over pet, Japanese stabs bureaucrat, wife

...the man who turned himself in to police said he was upset over the death a pet, Kyodo said. "I was angry because my pet died in a public welfare centre," Kyodo quoted the man as saying. The police spokesman could not confirm the comment, but did say they found "several" survival knives after searching his car...