【速報】冒頭ノーカット「中尾元副議長と同一人物である可能性が高い」「改ざんの痕跡はみられない」音声データの鑑定結果　吉松県議が公表

Fukuoka Prefectural Assembly member Yoshimatsu held a press conference at 11:00 AM on the 27th, revealing that an audio recording allegedly made when he was asked for 10 million yen in connection with the alleged "money exchange" scandal surrounding the positions of Speaker and Deputy Speaker had received expert analysis indicating a high probability that the recording belongs to the same person as former Deputy Speaker Nakao. Read the article for this video https://news.ntv.co.jp/n/fbs/category... At the beginning of the press conference, Assembly member Yoshimatsu stated, "The voiceprint analysis concluded that it could only be former Deputy Speaker Nakao himself. Furthermore, there were no signs of editing or tampering with the audio data, and it was determined that it was indeed recorded on October 15, 2019, using a voice memo app." He then stated, "While it's been said that one of us is lying in this money exchange issue, my claims are based on scientific evidence from a reliable expert organization." He further emphasized, "The audio recording is authentic, but there was no exchange of money. Former Vice Chairman Nakao's argument that it's unbelievable is severely lacking in rationality." He pointed out, "While acknowledging the existence of the conversation, what exactly were the 'large sum of money' and 'package' being referred to? A satisfactory explanation for the citizens of the prefecture has yet to be provided. Former Vice Chairman Nakao resigned from his position as a council member, but if the allegations are baseless, why was it necessary to resign? The timing of this resignation leaves many questions unanswered." "The results of this appraisal prove that my accusations, which deliberately used the word 'extortion,' are correct. I don't want younger generations, my successors, to have to go through this kind of hardship. I felt that extorting large sums of money from prefectural officials and citizens through parties and lavish overseas trips was going too far. To stop the runaway prefectural assembly and executive branch, I felt I had to expose all the inconvenient facts and completely purge the corruption. I felt I was the only one who could do that, which is why I told the whole story," he asserted. Yoshimatsu also presented the interim report of the appraisal. Prefectural assembly member Hideyuki Eto was also present at the press conference. Regarding the "money exchange" scandal in the Fukuoka Prefectural Assembly, Yoshimatsu claimed he paid approximately 20 million yen to executives of the then-LDP prefectural assembly group before becoming speaker, and had released audio data of a conversation he allegedly had with former Vice Speaker Masayuki Nakao when Nakao demanded money from him. In response, former Vice Speaker Nakao consistently denied receiving any money and resigned from his position as a member of parliament last week. For the latest news, please visit https://news.ntv.co.jp/n/fbs. Also available on X FBS Fukuoka Broadcasting News (@FBS_NEWS5). https://x.com/FBS_NEWS5