安田種雄さん不審死事件に新証拠　不倫相手とのノートを東京地検に提出へ　損害賠償訴訟も始まる　東京地検は動くのか？

●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 Around 3:30 AM on April 10, 2006 (Heisei 18), Lee Nam-young, the father of Taneo Yasuda (then 28 years old), who lived in a detached house in Otsuka, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, found him dead and covered in blood on the second floor and called 110. Taneo had been stabbed in the neck, and the wound had reached his lung. His wife, A-ko, was sleeping in the next room with their two children, but told the police that she "didn't notice anything unusual until morning." The Otsuka Police Station of the Metropolitan Police Department has almost concluded that this was a suicide and has closed the investigation. Taneo and A-ko were married in May 2002 (Heisei 14). Although they had one son and one daughter, around the beginning of 2006, Ms. A began an affair with Mr. Y, an acquaintance of Mr. Taneo. In February 2006, Ms. A left their home in Otsuka with their two children. On April 9th, during the day, Mr. Taneo borrowed a Hiace van from his father, Mr. Minami, and brought Ms. A and their two children back to his home from Mr. Y's house. April 9th ​​was also the birthday of Mr. Taneo's eldest daughter. The funeral was held on April 14th, but neither Ms. A nor her father attended. Meanwhile, Mr. Taneo's body was subjected to a forensic autopsy at the Tokyo Metropolitan Medical Examiner's Office, but the surgeon, Dr. Kenichi Yoshida, determined the cause of death to be "death of unknown origin." However, in April 2018, the head of the Violent Crimes Section of the Organized Crime Countermeasures Division at the Otsuka Police Station began to have doubts about the case, and the investigation by the Special Investigation Section 1 and the Homicide Investigation Section 1 of the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department's First Investigation Division intensified. Mr. Y, A-ko's lover who was serving a prison sentence, was questioned dozens of times, and A-ko's family home was also searched. However, around October 2018, the investigation was scaled down, and the case stalled once again. The complaint states that the fact that A-ko's husband at the time was Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary Seiji Kihara "cannot be denied as a possible influence." In October 2023, the complaint was accepted, and the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office is currently investigating. There are several pieces of evidence that Yasuda Taneo's death was not suicide but murder. The wound that entered Taneo's throat reached his lungs. Meanwhile, the murder weapon was found placed beside Mr. Taneo's right thigh. How could someone who inflicted a wound reaching his lung with a knife then remove the blade and neatly place it at their feet? Furthermore, the bread knife found there had a serrated blade, but it didn't match the wound inflicted on Mr. Taneo. There were also dripping bloodstains near the entrance to the Japanese-style room across the hallway. Whose blood was this? Could it be that Mr. Taneo, who committed suicide, became a ghost and went to the next room? There is various evidence, but this time, lawyer Katsube Tamaki's side was able to obtain the cell phone that belonged to Mr. Y, the mistress. They also found 100 notebooks containing correspondence between Mr. Y and Ms. A. These notebooks contained exchanges that suggested the crime. Ms. A's side has stated in their written response that they "deny everything," but it seems likely that the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office's investigation will progress considerably. Mr. Taneo Yasuda's death was treated as a "suicide" due to a serious error in the initial investigation. Then-National Police Agency Commissioner Masahiro Tsuyuki and First Investigation Division Chief Tsuyoshi Kofuda asserted in a press conference that there was "no criminal activity," and the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department has yet to admit to any investigative errors. Will the case ever be solved after 20 years?