Susukino Beheading Murder Was Pretty Damn Bad

[Detailed Report on Susukino Beheading Trial] "I brought an old man's head. You're a cameraman, right? Look at my work." The defense revealed "distorted family relationships and gruesome crimes" "The day when I can no longer live with my daughter is just around the corner."
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/7dfd6ff54080c4c79f794a7374ec542bbc866aad?page=1

"(The parents) raised their daughter without ever getting angry. They bought her everything she wanted. They couldn't scold her."

"The house was overflowing with Luna's belongings. Hiroko lived in a small space, and Osamu had no place at home, spending time at an internet cafe."

"Luna stopped going to school from middle school."

"Hiroko would ask Luna what she wanted and communicate with Osamu via LINE. They called Luna 'Miss' and spoke to her in honorifics."

"Luna told her father to sell her mother to a mature escort service."

"The father was strangled while driving."

"Osamu was called a driver. He was forced to accompany her on all-night outings to game centers."

"Luna treated her parents like slaves."

"Luna wanted to go to a club and learned about a closing event in Susukino."

"Luna and Osamu went there and met the male victim."

"Luna and the male victim hit it off, hugged, kissed, and then went to a hotel and had sex."

"Despite agreeing, they had sex without contraception, and Luna was furious."

"She then visited a clinic and was prescribed emergency contraception."

"Luna had an interest in human bodies since middle school and frequented a horror bar with cocktails containing severed heads and eyeballs."

"She was enraged at the male victim and planned to dismember his body. Osamu helped."

"They bought bleach to erase fingerprints and bags. They also bought ethanol."

"During the crime, Luna pretended it was an SM play, binding the victim with an eye mask and handcuffs. She filmed it with a handy camera."

"She stabbed the male victim with a folding knife, sawed off his head, and left the front desk alone."

"At that time, she told the staff that the other person (the male victim) would leave at 11 AM."

"She transported the head and other parts in her father's car and took them home."

"At home, she hid the head in the bathroom and skinned it."

"Luna asked Hiroko to film the dismemberment with a video camera. Hiroko asked Osamu via LINE to be the cameraman. Osamu agreed and filmed it."

"Luna stretched the skin and played with it, hanging it on a hanger."

"Luna told Hiroko to look at her work."

"Luna told her mother she wanted to show it to her father too. Hiroko sent a LINE message to Osamu saying, 'If you don't mind, please look at Miss's work.'"

What the heck is this...

The daughter had complete control because of the extreme daughter-first ideology. The mother spoke to her in honorifics, and the father was called 'Driver-san.'

Is this some kind of manual on how to create a monster?

> Also, Hiroko was made to write a pledge saying "I am a slave" by Luna, and it was displayed in the living room. Luna was overwhelmingly dominant in the family, literally a "Luna First" distorted family relationship was revealed. (TBS NEWS)

No way, no way, no way...

This detailed report on the trial is intense. It's definitely going to be made into a movie someday. Scarier than "Orphan."

"I brought an old man's head. You're a cameraman, right? Look at my work." The defense revealed "distorted family relationships and gruesome crimes" "The day when I can no longer live with my daughter is just around the corner."■Detailed Report■
https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/7dfd6ff54080c4c79f794a7374ec542bbc866aad

>>47
She was normal until she was 18? It's terrifying that someone can suddenly go crazy.

>>74
The description of her being normal until 18 includes "liking Harry Potter and inviting friends over," which already feels off.

Normal people don't become shut-ins, skip free schools, or throw away opportunities to turn their lives around.

I can't tell what's true. If there were images or videos, I'd believe it.

>>50
At least the part about cutting off the head and bringing it home and skinning it is true. Even if some parts are lies, it doesn't really matter, does it?

The father was a psychiatrist, but he couldn't treat his own daughter?

This is really tough. Even after seeing a psychiatrist, nothing could be done. What should parents do if they have a child with schizophrenia?

The parents didn't want the daughter to meet the man, so they called him to tell him not to meet her, but he refused.

- Osamu and Hiroko didn't want Luna to meet the man.
- Hiroko created a fictional scenario that Luna was the daughter of a yakuza boss and made a memo to warn him.
- Osamu called the man several times.
- On the afternoon of July 1, Osamu finally got through to the man and asked him not to meet her.
→ The man refused, saying, "She wants to meet too."
- Osamu reluctantly asked the man not to do anything Luna wouldn't like.

>>104
He should have stopped there.

>>104
The victim was too careless. Did he think the yakuza daughter story was a lie?

>>199
Even if the yakuza daughter story was a lie, the fact that the parents were involved should have been a red flag. He must have been thinking with his lower head and had his IQ drop.

>>199
Anyone could easily see through such a clumsy lie. But in reality, the family ended up committing a crime far worse than any yakuza could.

>>104
He must have realized it when he was killed. This is like a movie!

This is clearly dissociative disorder. What a mess.

Oh my god...

- The incident happened around 11 PM on July 1.
- The next morning, Hiroko saw an unfamiliar plastic case and a black garbage bag in the bathroom.
- Luna didn't want her to check what was in the bag.
- Luna told her she brought back an old man's head.
- Hiroko was skeptical, but after seeing news reports of a headless body, she started to believe Luna's words.
- She was too scared to check the contents of the bag.
- Luna told her to "look."
- Because Luna said it so casually, she went to the bathroom without being wary.
- In the bathroom, she saw a skinned head.
- "Hell on earth is right here," she felt deep despair.
- Luna tried to show Hiroko the dismembered head (photo).
→ When Hiroko pulled her hand back, Luna forcefully told her, "Look properly!" and made her hold the camera.

"Hell on earth is right here."

>>140
"Hell on earth is right here."
That's a perfect tagline for a movie adaptation.

There are monsters like this...

This is more like a movie than a movie.

■The "Hell" Hiroko and Osamu Saw
- Luna showed them a glass jar containing parts of a face.
- When they couldn't look directly, she made them hold the jar, saying, "Look properly!"
- Luna placed this glass jar near Hiroko's bed.
- A few days later, they couldn't stand it and made an excuse to move it.
- On July 19, Luna told them, "Look at my work."
- In the bathroom, there were parts of the head.
- Osamu also saw it.

■Days Until Arrest
- Knowing there was a head at home, Osamu and Hiroko's life was incredibly stressful.
- They had no choice but to pretend to live a normal life.
- Osamu drove Luna to places with security cameras, and Hiroko noticed they were being followed.
- They understood that the day they could no longer live with their daughter was imminent.

>>153
This is too gruesome. I'm going to be sick.

They should have put her in a facility. This is an abnormal situation.

This reminds me of the high school girl who dismembered her friend out of curiosity. I wonder if she's out of jail now.

You don't turn out like this just because you were spoiled.

Even if the parents are rich (Eiichiro),
Even if the parent is a psychiatrist (Luna),
Schizophrenia only leads to the worst outcome. What can be done?

If they defied her, the parents might have been killed. Someone had to be sacrificed, whether it was the victim, the daughter, or the parents.

The parents did what they could, like taking her to a psychiatrist when she stopped going to school. But it didn't help.

- Stopped going to school after entering middle school.
- Hiroko and Osamu took Luna to a psychiatrist from the second year of middle school. From the third year, they tried to send her to a free school, but she rarely attended.
- Around 18, she became a shut-in, living a reversed day-night cycle.
- She could only go out with either Osamu or Hiroko, mostly to places like Don Quijote, game centers, or doll shops, driven by Osamu.

>>207
What went wrong? There must have been issues before she stopped going to school.

Normally, if your daughter brings home a head, you'd go to the police. Were they so brainwashed that they couldn't?

>>212
According to the trial report, they noticed the police's movements early on and decided to spend the remaining time together as a family before the inevitable arrest.

The irony of a psychiatrist having a mentally disturbed daughter. Even when she committed a gruesome murder, the parents couldn't turn her in.

This could really be made into a movie.

Sorry to the old man, but it's good that there was only one victim. She might have started killing people for fun like killing cats.

>>223
There's a story that she suddenly showed up at a closing bar. If she was looking for someone to behead, that's terrifying.

Regardless of the verdict, she'll never get out of the hospital. Why did the psychiatrist father let it get this bad?

The idea that she turned out like this because she was spoiled is absurd. If that were true, there'd be serial killers everywhere.

>>246
But it feels like they built the foundation for this. Parents who only say yes to their child are essentially nothing to the child.

They should do a psychiatric evaluation.



(From the defense's opening statement.)

>>266
The wedding ceremony is hilarious. Did they have to watch her play both roles like a comedy skit?

>>266
It's tragic that her middle school phase lasted into her thirties.

>>266
What the heck is a "zombie delusion"?

>>266
Jeff the Killer, lol.

This type could have easily killed classmates or children. The fact that she didn't target the weak makes her seem more genuine.

The knife-wielding woman on the Yamanote Line hasn't had any updates in five months.

>>373
The one in Akihabara? What was that about?

What could have been done to save her?

■ Changes in Runa-san since around 18
- Since she was 18, she started saying "Tamura Runa is dead" and had delusions that multiple personalities were inhabiting Tamura Runa's dead body, calling it a "zombie delusion."
- She hasn't recognized herself as Tamura Runa for over ten years.
- She says things like "There are 5-6 souls in Tamura Runa's body just borrowing it" and started calling herself "Lulu" or "Cynthia."
- Both Osamu-san and Hiroko-san must call her "Miss" instead of "Runa."
- Runa-san calls Osamu-san and Hiroko-san "Driver" and "She."
- At times, her manner of speaking and behavior seem to change as if she is a different person.
- She sometimes stares into space and has conversations with her imaginary boyfriend (Jeff the Killer).
- When her mental state becomes unstable, she shouts incomprehensible words as if she’s gone mad, punches holes in the walls of her home, and even engages in self-harm or attempts suicide.
- She also participated in a wedding ceremony (ritual) with her imaginary boyfriend Jeff.

This is beyond just spoiling; she definitely has something going on.

>>405
She probably has schizophrenia and dissociative identity disorder. Plus, she must have a developmental disorder, though her parents likely don't want to admit it.

>>405
Her father is a psychiatrist, yet he couldn't diagnose his own daughter? He probably noticed but didn't want to admit it.

>>405
It's amazing it didn't turn out worse.

A psychiatrist who can’t even treat his own child, not to mention shape her personality, is pretty ironic.

It's insane that she could mess around with an old man's corpse. There aren’t many cases like this where they use an old man's body.

It must be tough for the police and jurors who have to watch the dismemberment and mutilation videos. People without a strong stomach can't handle it.

>>431
People who don't frequent forums and such wouldn’t even have a chance to see gore videos regardless of how graphic they are, so it must be really tough. Some might even puke on the spot. I wonder if they show those evidence videos unedited.

>>446
In the Hoshijima case, they used mosaic processing, black-and-white inversion, or illustrations.

>>451
At least they take some care in that regard. If they showed the raw footage, there’d be no way anyone could focus on discussing the verdict with their mental state intact.

- About six years ago, a clinic determined that she met the criteria for multiple personality disorder and schizophrenia.
- However, due to receiving disability pension and repeatedly attempting suicide, her diagnosis was "bipolar disorder."
- She claimed that antipsychotic drugs (used for treating schizophrenia) made her feel worse, so she stopped taking them after a few doses and only took antidepressants.

So she really does have schizophrenia.

It was puzzling why her father was living outside, but it makes sense if his daughter was controlling the house. Her mother's story also makes sense now.

She was truly dangerous. People knew something was off when she took the head home, but they probably didn’t realize how bad it was. Reminds me of "Lesson of the Evil."

It's scarier than a bad horror movie.