Noripi's Holiday Home Burned To The Ground

[Mulboyne]

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When police began their investigation of Noriko Sakai and her husband, the press quickly learned that they had searched a holiday home rented by the couple in Chiba. It didn't look very salubrious and even became the subject of a couple of jokes: one TV show suggested it as a "booby prize" for the worst singer in a karaoke competition. Well, it's in the news today because it has just been gutted by fire as you can see in the NHK clip above.

[Behan]

Since her husband is a surfer maybe he just used the non-salubrious(???) second hoe as a place to crash on surfing trips rather than as a beachfront second home.

[Catoneinutica]

Since her husband is a surfer maybe he just used the non-salubrious(???) second hoe as a place to crash on surfing trips rather than as a beachfront second home.

"Second hoe"? Heh - Freudian slip there, Brendan? You can pick up a "second home" in the Boso for a million yen; as you suggest, it was probably just a crash pad for all those wasted days and wasted nights - with meth and hoes.

-catone
-well, some would argue that NO day or night is wasted when spent with a ho...

[IkemenTommy]

[wuchan]

The fire started inside the house, there is pretty much zero damage on the outside. Looks like someone is trying to hide something....... Gee...... I wonder who that could be?

[IkemenTommy]

The fire started inside the house, there is pretty much zero damage on the outside. Looks like someone is trying to hide something....... Gee...... I wonder who that could be?

You mean.. literally like an inside job? I wonder how long it'll take for the J keystone cops to figure that one out..

I wouldn't jump to any conclusion though. But really, like I said before, the whole NoriP stories are dead. They don't interest me anymore and the public needs to back the fuck off and move on.

[Greji]

You mean.. literally like an inside job? I wonder how long it'll take for the J keystone cops to figure that one out...

Weren't the keystones the last ones in the place when they searched it? The owners have been in the slam and just getting out with no chance to go there yet, they just may have a claim against the keystones for failing to secure their property.