[48.-7] Untruths in Public Security and Public Service by the National Police Agency

English translation is automatic translation.

In 1991, a series of "two illegal police points" were caught and uncovered. 1997 saw the incident in Suma, Hyogo Prefecture, which shook all of Japan. The following was reported on the incident.

In the criminal's written statement published in the Asahi Shimbun newspaper, the character for "Tatsu" (達) had two lines instead of the three lines at the bottom of the radical part of this character. This reminded me of the same heinous incident that shook the world.

The fact that this two-line character was not even talked about at the time indicates that it was a deliberate act on my part, done only to the newspaper delivered to my home.

What was the purpose of this typographical error?

Was the Asahi Shimbun the entity that created the newspaper that carried this typographical error?

This is another case that I am still concerned about, partly because of this one thing and partly because of other things. I have also dealt with this matter in my book "unmasking": https://unmask.booth.pm/

Is the truth of this case really the result of the investigation expressed by the Hyogo Prefectural Police?

The National Police Agency (NPA) was aware of the "three illegal police points" as a result of the "something was conspired against me" error. If so, there are characteristic things in "this one thing and the other" that must be reflected in the investigation, but they are not represented in the results of the investigation.

In the case of the incident in Wakayama Prefecture, as long as the chief of the Investigation Section 1 of the National Police Agency went to the chief of the prefectural police headquarters to arrest the suspect, the National Police Agency must have paid attention to this heinous case, and the appropriate department must have given the order.

I wonder what kind of instructions and orders were given to the newspaper delivery person who delivered the newspaper to my house.

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