Yuki loved his mother…” [Kyoto Elementary School Sixth Body Dumping Case] “True Family Relationship” of Victim’s Family Kyoto Elementary School Sixth Grade Dumping Case: “True Family Relationship” of the Victim’s Family | FRIDAY DIGITAL

Yuki loved his mother…” [Kyoto Elementary School Sixth Body Dumping Case] “True Family Relationship” of Victim’s Family Kyoto Elementary School Sixth Grade Dumping Case: “True Family Relationship” of the Victim’s Family

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Yuuki in high school (provided by an acquaintance)

Yuki was a mother’s child.

On April 16, the Kyoto Prefectural Police arrested Yuki Adachi, 37, a company employee and Yūki Adachi’s foster father, on suspicion of abandoning the body of Yūki Adachi, 11, a sixth grader, in a mountain in Sonobe, Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture.

According to interviews with people who knew the Adachi family, Yuki’s mother originally worked at a hair salon in Tokyo and married a man she met during that time. She gave birth to Yuki. However, they divorced when Yuki turned one year old. She returned to her parents’ home in Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture.

The Adachi family’s home in Sonobe-cho was shared by four generations: Yuki, his mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. The suspect also lived there. Yuki became the son-in-law of the Adachi family.

Yuki’s life was taken away by the selfish and violent act of the suspect. A woman who knew the Adachi family recalls the way Yuki looked before his death: “Yuki loved his mother.

A woman who knew the Adachi family recalled her son’s life: “Yūki loved his mother very much. There were reports that he was raised by his grandmother, but that is not true. It is true that his grandmother took care of him when his mother was away from home for work. But it was the mother who mainly raised Yuki.

Yūki was a very intelligent and strong child. When I met him and talked with him, he was smiling all the time. This incident is so sad. ……”

Restroom near home searched by police.

Involvement in the murder also: ……

Four days have passed since the arrest of the suspect Yuuki. The whole picture of the case that caught the attention of all of Japan is finally becoming clear.

On March 23, Yuki’s whereabouts were unknown until his schoolbag was found on March 29, and his shoes were found on April 12. Then, on the 13th, Yūki’s body was found in the mountains about 2 km away from the elementary school. The suspect Yūki admitted the charge to the interrogation, saying, “There is no doubt that I did it,” and he also made a statement to the effect that he “strangled and killed him.

On April 18, a forensic examiner went to a public restroom near the suspect’s home. It is believed that the suspect may have temporarily abandoned Yuki in this restroom. The prefectural police are continuing their investigation, believing that the suspect had moved Yuki from one place to another in addition to the forest where Yuki’s body was found.

The suspect also admitted to the murder of Yuki.

The suspect also admitted to killing Yuki. “Before his arrest, the suspect made a statement to the prefectural police that he took Yuki to a different location in the city and killed him. It is also known that before he was notified by the school that Yuki had not been coming to school, he had contacted the relevant parties and told them that the child was missing.

On the other hand, some of the images from the drive recorder of the suspect’s car have been missing since just before Yuki went missing. The police are still investigating, including the restoration of the footage,” said a reporter from the Social Affairs Department.

In order to relieve the grief of the deceased Yuki and his relatives, we are waiting for a full investigation to be completed as soon as possible.

  • PHOTO Kei Kato (2nd photo)

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