【鹿児島５歳男児行方不明】　現地に行きました。そこで衝撃の情報が…

●Please also subscribe to Gentaro Saigusa's sub-channel. https://youtube.com/@gentarosub?si=yW... ●X is here: https://x.com/SaigusaGentaro ●For information and inquiries, please contact us here: Email address One week has passed since Tanaka Reo, a 5-year-old preschooler from Yatsushiro City, Kumamoto Prefecture, went missing on the 21st at the Kareigawa no Yu hot spring facility in Kareigawa, Kirishima City, Kagoshima Prefecture. His mother spoke to newspapers and television on the 28th. She said, "I absolutely want to bring Reo home." According to his mother, Reo was athletic and loved playing outside. She also said, "He's the kind of child who would immediately go for water if there was any." On the 21st, on their way back from Hirakawa Zoological Park in Kagoshima City, they stopped by the hot spring facility around 2:30 PM. After showering in the family bath, the mother and younger son went to the changing room first to dry themselves and get dressed. The father and Mineomi were in the bath, but Mineomi said he wanted to stay in longer, so the father left first. When the father got dressed and tried to open the door, it was locked from the inside. He used a coin to unlock it, but Mineomi was nowhere to be seen, and the window and screen door of the indoor bath were open. The father went outside and searched the Amorigawa River. He saw "something that looked like a head" in the river, so he quickly jumped in and swam downstream to search. The mother searched the facility, and the father returned soaking wet, saying, "Mineomi wasn't there." The Kagoshima Prefectural Police are continuing their search with a team of 40 people on the 29th, but Mineomi has not yet been found. It appears that "Kareigawa no Yu" will remain closed until Mineomi is found. A new statement from the father reveals that he jumped into the river because he "saw something that looked like a head" in it. It seems that this is why he initially thought the child had been "swept away by the river." Regardless of the changes in the father's testimony, the Kagoshima Prefectural Police and local newspapers seem to believe that the possibility of foul play is low. However, I can't help but feel uneasy about the police's actions as well.