The man called the “mastermind behind the incident” in the shooting death of the president of Gyoza no Ohsho is now being investigated.

The company was hijacked.

Nine years after the incident, the Kyoto Prefectural Police have managed to arrest the perpetrators, but of course, their ultimate goal is to reveal the “mastermind.

On October 28, the day Yukio Tanaka, 56, was arrested, the chief of the Kyoto Prefectural Police’s Criminal Investigation Department held a press conference, and the first thing they announced was an investigation into the “opaque transactions” that Osho had conducted in the past. In fact, on the following day, October 29, the alleged counterparty to the transactions was interviewed voluntarily.

The “opaque transactions” referred to by the police were the outflow of funds to Mr. X, a golf course owner in Fukuoka (in his late 70s), who has close ties with the founding family of Ohsho. In March 2004, more than two years after President Takayuki Daito (then 72) was shot and killed, Ohsho’s third-party committee released a 93-page investigation report. The report stated that approximately 26 billion yen had flowed out of Ohsho to Mr. X, of which approximately 17 billion yen was unaccounted for,” said a reporter from a national newspaper.

Mr. X, who has been involved in the real estate business and golf course management, is known as the half-brother of a major figure in the Buraku Liberation League and is said to be the last guardian of Hibari Misora, who was in financial trouble. He is said to have made the acquaintance of Asao Kato, the founder of the company, in the late 1970s, and since then, Mr. X has helped resolve problems that arose between anti-social organizations and others and Ohsho.

Because of his close relationship with Osho, Mr. X is once again in the spotlight following the arrest of the perpetrator. What kind of life is he leading now, and what does he think? There were reports that Tanaka had closed his company and sold his house a few months before his arrest, and there were whispers that he had “fled. ……

In one case involving a golf course in Fukuoka, Mr. X claims, ‘I was defrauded and my company was taken over. It seems that he sold his house for financial reasons and is living in Fukuoka normally” (a person related to Osho).

Even before the arrest of the perpetrator of this case, Mr. X was frequently interviewed by the police. In early April 2002, five months after the incident, he was interviewed by the Kyoto Prefectural Police’s Investigation Division 1, and in January 2004, his house was searched on suspicion of murder. In January 2004, his house was searched on suspicion of murder.

An acquaintance of Mr. X said, “He has been interviewed often.

He complained, “Every time the person in charge of the investigation (of the Kyoto Prefectural Police) changed, a detective would come to interview him again, wanting to start from the beginning. In response to the interviews, Mr. X has consistently insisted that he is absolutely innocent.