36-year-old middle school teacher “killed a man in his 60s whom he had never met” by stabbing him in about 20 places, including the neck and face… Surprising allegations and suspicions of debt.

The condition of the body was said to be extremely gruesome.

The man was lying on his back near the front door of his house, and his neck, face, and other parts of his body were covered in blood. He was stabbed about 20 He had been stabbed in about 20 places, including his neck and face. The cause of death was aspiration asphyxiation caused by sucking a large amount of blood from the wounded man’s mouth. He was holding a knife handle without a blade.

An unprecedented incident occurred in May. On May 10 Kosuke Omoto, 36, of Koto-ku, Tokyo, was arrested on May 10 on suspicion of murder by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department’s Investigation Division 1. 36 (36), a resident of Koto-ku, Tokyo, was arrested on suspicion of murder. He is a teacher at a public junior high school in Edogawa Ward. The incident occurred in February of this year. The incident occurred on February 24 this year at around 6:30 pm. The incident occurred at around 6:30 p.m. on February 24 this year.

The suspect was walking 150 meters from the junior high school where he worked. “The suspect, Omoto, broke into a house about 150 meters from the junior high school where he works. The suspect allegedly broke into a house located about 150 meters from the junior high school where he works. According to the police, it is possible that he intended to steal money and goods. The suspect, Mr. Omoto, was a returning resident and contract employee, Masafumi Yamagishi, a system engineer (at the time). 63 The suspect was stabbed to death in the face and neck. It is believed that he stabbed him in the face and neck.

The residence is occupied by a resident suffering from dementia. Mr. Yamagishi’s mother, who is in her 80s, was also there. Yamagishi’s mother, who is in her 80s and suffers from dementia, was also at the house and was slit on her left wrist. A passerby to whom the mother called for help said, “There is a man lying on the floor covered in blood. A passerby called 110 A passerby called 110 and said, “There is a person lying on the floor covered in blood. Security cameras in the area showed a person resembling the suspect, dressed all in black, walking near Ms. Yamagishi’s house before and after the incident, leading to his arrest. It is believed that Omoto was at Mr. Yamagishi’s house for about 10 minutes.

Millions of yen in mortgage and FX debt?

Omoto, a graduate of Nihon University, was hired as a teacher in Tokyo in ’10 April 2010. He was in charge of the third grade and was the head of the special needs class.

According to the school principal, who held a press conference immediately after his arrest, he was a cheerful and vivacious teacher who “set an example as a middle-ranking teacher. At Niijima, he coached the baseball team. At his current junior high school, he was the advisor of the special needs track club, and every morning he would run around the school grounds encouraging his students.

On the day of the incident, he had taken the afternoon off after finishing a regular test in the morning. He had been working without any particular change until the day before his arrest. He rode a sporty bicycle to work at the junior high school every day,” he said.

The suspect, Omoto, lived with his wife and three children. According to neighbors, he was so kind that he would call out to them and shovel snow with them.

On the other hand, there are reports that the suspect had debts of several million yen due to gambling and FX, in addition to his mortgage. He may have been in need of money and broke into Ms. Yamagishi’s house. There were multiple footprints on the second and third floors of Ms. Yamagishi’s residence.

In response to a voluntary interview prior to his arrest, the suspect Omoto told us the following. On his way from the school to the station, a man asked him to help him carry his luggage, and he may have entered the house with his feet in the dirt,” he said. After his arrest, the suspect denied the charge, saying that he was not involved in the incident.

Mr. Yamagishi was a mild-mannered man who worked and diligently cared for his mother, who suffered from dementia. A knife with only the handle was found on the body, and the police believe that the suspect may have taken the blade back with him to cover up the crime.