Is it really “poor planning”? The Kyoto Prefectural Police suspect Yuuki Adachi’s “impulsiveness”. | FRIDAY DIGITAL

Is it really “poor planning”? The Kyoto Prefectural Police suspect Yuuki Adachi’s “impulsiveness”.

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The suspect, Yuuki Adachi, was caught on a security camera near a vending machine. The police are conducting a corroboration investigation into the statement. ……

Was it a spontaneous crime?

How much can we believe the statement of Yuki Adachi, 37, the father-in-law of Yuki Adachi, who was arrested on suspicion of abandoning the body of Yuki Adachi, 11, in Sonobe-cho, Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture?

The suspect is suspected of transporting Yūki’s body to a forest in Sonobe-cho, Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture, and concealing it and dumping it there between the morning of March 23 and around 4:45 p.m. on April 13. Upon investigation by the police, the suspect said, “There is no doubt in my mind that I did it.

There is no doubt in my mind that I did it.

He also stated that he killed Yuki.

In response to an interview with this website, a police official said

The suspect was not excited during the interrogation and talked about the incident without hesitation. Investigators are carefully checking to see if there are any discrepancies between what he said and the actual circumstances.

The investigators are carefully checking to see if there are any discrepancies between what he said and the actual situation.

The most recent investigation revealed that Yuki’s body had been temporarily dumped in a bathroom near the elementary school. It is suspected that he had trouble handling the corpse and moved it to several other locations. Given these circumstances

Many people believe that this was a random act.

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A reporter from the society section of a national newspaper said

The body was not buried in fear of being discovered, and it must be said that the method was sloppy. However, it is still too early to draw a conclusion if we are asked, “Was this a spontaneous crime?” It is still too early to draw any conclusions.

He pointed out, “It is still too early to draw a conclusion.

As for the method of murder, Yuuki said, “I strangled her impulsively.

“I strangled her in an impulsive manner.

strangled her neck in an impulsive manner,” which is a so-called strangulation.

Although strangulation is considered strangulation, it has often been judged as “intent to kill” in criminal trials.

When you strangle someone with your bare hands without using a string or rope, it takes a certain amount of time before you can inflict fatal damage. In most cases, if the victim does not intend to kill, he or she will come to his or her senses and weaken during this time. The above-mentioned police official said, “The fact that the strangulation was completed is not surprising.

The fact that he completed strangulation means that he clearly intended to kill the victim. The authorities are investigating the case with murder charges in mind.

The authorities are investigating the case with murder charges in mind. As a result of the autopsy, no knife wounds were found on the body, and the cause of death is currently listed as “unknown.

The suspect was an “outsider” in the Adachi household.

Although some media outlets have reported that the incident was “poorly planned,” the police have a different view.

Yuki’s elementary school is about 9 km away from his home, and his grandmother usually saw him off and took him to school by school bus. However, only on March 23, the day of the incident, his father drove him to and from school.

In a voluntary interrogation prior to his arrest, the suspect said.

“I drove my son to the elementary school, but then I took him to another place in the city and killed him.

The suspect apparently made a statement to the effect that he “drove my son to the elementary school, but then took him to another place in the city and killed him.

While it is possible that the suspect had some trouble in the car and changed the destination suddenly, it cannot be said that he was impulsive, since he had an idea of “another place” in mind.

The suspect, Yuuki, remarried last December to Yuki’s mother, whom he met at work. She was groomed into the Adachi family, a four-generation family that includes her great-grandmother, grandmother, and Yūki’s mother’s brother and his wife. Some reports said that Yūki’s mother and son did not have a good relationship, and that Yūki’s mother’s brother and sister had a strange old man in the house.

In some reports, Yuki said, “I don’t like having a strange old man in the house.

He also refused to be told about his father at school.

Yūki was in the fifth grade at the time, and was at a sensitive stage in his life. It is natural for him to be rebellious against his stepfather. On the other hand, Yuki, who was an unusual son-in-law to the Adachi family, was like an “outsider. His wife’s eyes are on him, and it is difficult for him to behave roughly in the house. The only place he could have been harsh with Yuki would have been “outside the Adachi family. The police are now carefully investigating the case, including whether or not it was premeditated.

Was it an impulsive act or not? The prefectural police are not taking the suspect’s statement at face value, but are examining the case from a variety of angles.

  • Interview and text by Norifumi Arakida (FRIDAY Digital Entertainment Desk)

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