Clipping his head with clippers and a hot frying pan….locked up a male business partner for 3 months and assaulted him! Logic of the accused at trial
‘The anger I’ve been suppressing for so long……
On November 27, a trial was held at the Tokyo District Court for Yuto Oshiro (24 at the time of his arrest), a construction company representative, and Kaito Oshiro (25), an acquaintance and accomplice, who were charged with robbery, arrest, confinement, and manslaughter for confining and assaulting a male business partner and injuring him.
During the questioning of the defendants on that day, both defendants expressed their remorse, but it became clear how their warped sense of justice spiraled out of control.
In January of this year, Yuto conspired with several friends, including Kaito, to storm into the home of a man who was in trouble. They assaulted the man, cut him into pieces with clippers, and robbed him of about 850,000 yen in cash, gift certificates, and nine high-end wristwatches worth a total of 3.2 million yen. They then put the man in a car and abducted him to an accommodation facility in the suburbs, where they held him captive for about three months until the end of April, moving him from place to place for about three months, and inflicted second-degree burns on 10% of his body (burns that extended beyond the surface skin to the dermis) by forcing hot pans on him and pouring boiling water on him, among other things, They assaulted him,” said a judicial affairs reporter for a national newspaper.
On October 20, the first trial was held for both defendants. The October 25th edition of Friday Digital reported more details about this trial.
Yuto and the other defendants paid the man a settlement of 14.7 million yen, but the man was left with blurred vision in his right eye and other aftereffects, as well as emotional scars that have never healed.
During questioning of the defendant, Yuto described the incident,
“I think the terrible assault and the endless fear was terrifying. I can’t undo what I did, but I’m sorry for what I did.”
He stated.
The trouble began with nonpayment of construction costs. The victim’s boss, Mr. A, pointed out deficiencies in the cross-laying work done by the construction company represented by Yuto, and refused to pay the 700,000 yen in expenses. Yuto said, “It’s not right that I can’t get the right consideration,
“I thought it was strange that I could not receive proper compensation.
and consulted with Kaito and other defendants, planning to recover the costs. In the course of discussions with the male victim who responded to the case, Yuto said, “I felt anger that I had been suppressing,
“I couldn’t control my anger that I had been suppressing for a long time.
He assaulted the man, and as a result, succeeded in recovering 700,000 yen. He also learned of the existence of a construction company that had suffered the same “fraud” (editor’s note: from Yuto’s statement) from Mr. A’s company as he had,
He wanted to make sure that the other victims would also pay fair compensation.
and started the men’s captivity.
I’m afraid of being avenged.”
When asked by the defense attorney, “When did you plan to release him?
I was going to release him when he finished his treatment and paid the money he owed to the other company.
He answered, “I was going to release him when he finished his treatment and paid the money he owed to the company. As for the severe violence, he said, “I couldn’t tolerate it when I was with him,
I couldn’t tolerate it anymore when I was with him. I couldn’t forgive him for bringing something black into a white ring.
He also expressed that he “never forgave me when I was with him. When questioned by the prosecutors about his motive for the crime, he said, “I said, ‘I want to help others who are suffering from the same problem,
I wanted to help him because someone else who had been victimized in the same way said, “I want you to help me,”” he asserted.
I wanted to help him.
The prosecutor asked , “Before the court opened, you made eye contact with the defendant Kaito and grinned at him, didn’t you? How could you do that?” When asked, “How could you do that?” he quickly denied it, saying, “I didn’t.” The prosecutor added, “I didn’ t make eye contact. The prosecutor further asked, “You were making eye contact, weren’t you?” Yuto replied, “I did not make eye contact.
Kaito then took the stand.
He said, “My friend was in trouble, so I felt I had to help him. I hoped that the money would be returned to Yuto in the course of our discussion.
I thought it would be good if I could get the money back to Yuto in the course of our discussion,” he explained. As to why he continued to keep the man locked up, he said, “If I let him go, Mr. A will be able to get him out,
I was afraid that Mr. A would take revenge on me if I released him, so I decided to do it. I got angry and decided to do it so that he would never think of doing it again.
He escalated the assault. As a result, Kaito, like Yuto, let his warped sense of justice run rampant. He learned of other people who had been “scammed” by Mr. A’s company,
I thought, “A guy who does bad things deserves to have bad things done to him.”
He recalled, “I thought that a guy who was doing bad things deserved to be done bad things. However, with this arrest,
I don’t think it is a good idea to solve problems with violence. I have caused him lifelong scars, and I want to make amends for it.
He also expressed his remorse for his actions. He also discussed his friendship with Yuto,
He vowed to sever all previous friendships and to make new ones.
He vowed to sever all ties with Yuto.
The next trial is scheduled for December 19. The next trial will be held on December 19, starting with the continuation of the defendant’s questioning of Kaito. Once again, the prosecution will ask tough questions.
