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How can they claim they can't determine the intent to kill but only charge him with a traffic violation? Does Japan not have a manslaughter charge? They could charge him with manslaughter now and upgrade it to murder if evidence arises later for when or if he's caught.
It’s insane how that loophole even exists in the traffic law, but not only that but letting a man who very clearly can and has hurt others like that back out into the public. I hope that the family receives justice, the charge is changed to what it really is, and that the criminal caught. That man is very clearly too full of himself to have actually died, that man must be out there somewhere.
i've been on a tour of japan for the last 3 weeks almost and i've been noticing his face at every subway station, from sapporo down to kagoshima. always wondered what was up with him
that's wild!! also omg you really did travel through the whole country lol im going next month but not getting through quite that much of the country xD
update: you still beat me by like 200 miles ;-; itll be wakkanai to matsue for me. Time to look for hatta yoichi's face! my plane departs in barely over a week O_O
These guys are definitely in Thailand. Saw a few Yakuza in Bangkok. They weren't looking for trouble but you could tell they aren't to be trifled with.
i imagine its pretty hard to leave a country with no land borders without showing your passport. maybe if you have connections and money and can get smuggled on a boat but hatta didn't seem to have any of those
@@x12-f9z yeah but id imagine you'd have to be pretty important or have a lot of money in order to get the yakuza to bribe government officials to let you out of the country without checking the passport and without alerting the japanese government when you land in another country with a blacklisted passport. i dont think hatta was really important or rich enough to pull any of that off
Are they being serious rn? Even if it " quietly disappears" in 7yrs it doesn't mean they did their jobs lol. They'll just be branded as that one police department that finds loop holes to avoid murder charges coming from their area. I hope we get updates on this case soon!
I'm pretty sure he is dead. Everyone who lives in a coastal city knows exactly how dangerous it is to try and "swim" in the ocean since ocean currents can easily pull you far from shore and it's pretty much confirmed this criminal tried to do that.
He definitely jumped, past crimes are not fucking MURDER, he 100% jumped. Hiding is impossible for this long with all the cameras in Japan, even rural Japan.
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What I wanna know, is how the fuck they lost complete sight of this guy after he ditched his shirt at the harbor. Japan has hella surveillance and we’re being led to believe that not one camera or one witness caught sight of a shirtless and shoeless dude booking it through the streets??? Either homie really did end his own life or there’s something super fishy going on.
Because he's likely dead. Even if he was "built perfectly," the ocean can easily pull you far from shore to the point even an Olympic athlete likely won't be able to make it back. Add in the fact that the guy was probably either drunk or high on drugs (and this very clearly wasn't premeditated), his survival chances are almost non-existent.
@MiloShaw9190Yeah that doesn't fit either. That would mean he planned it out, which is extremely unlikely. There's almost no connection other than the random bad encounter between the two.
@@wakannnai1 doesnt mean it had to been pre meditated if he may have just called a dude from his criminal life to help em out in some way or another he didnt have to tell that person picking him up. I dunno if he is alive or not but dude definitely is hella crazy.
@@StrongestNormalhe left his phone though and left like immediately right after he did it. Ig he could've called beforehand but it just doesn't sound likely
Blackmail if you don't do what we say we'll tell them where you are. He can work at bars and bring in customers even have people come to him thinking he wants to date them and extort them or force them into prostitution it's very common over there. With his looks he can do alot that or he can just get a sugar daddy or mama and be taken care of but I think his family knows where he is and he's having help staying hidden and finance help the cops over there are so damn incompent it's terryfing.
He probably supplies girls to the clubs , illegal confinement charge is pretty much human trafficking meeting girls online and kidnapping this typical pimp most em sell them to organized crime@@muscularchristianity7
I wouldn’t be surprised if he took his life,seemed like he was already have a meltdown by the time he met those young students and was gonna take his life anyways eventually
It is not just Hatta that killed the victim, it is also the judicial system that killed the victim since the system (or in this case, the judges) that gave the Hatta a suspended sentence. If the system didn't give the suspended sentence, Hatta wouldn't be able to hit the victim and went into hiding.
Too easy for him to escape. It’s possible for him to steal someone’s clothing since Japanese people don’t normally use dryers to dry their clothes. They hang their clothes outside. In his own words, he definitely went into the local Starbucks and stole a couple of purses or phones. Bought a train ticket to a major city and blended in with the locals.
he probably snuck onto a boat. and he may have waited till it went to sea, and then asked the boat person to take him somewhere else. or maybe he unalived the guy who owned the boat. threw him overboard. and then made his way somewhere else. he could of gone anywhere on a full tank of gas. he wouldnt unalive himself though. if he wasnt suicidal hes most likely just hiding. probably in a wooded area somewhere. getting help from a single friend or family member. love can make some people look past thing or maybe they just arent aware of why hes hiding and keeping their word to not say anything. japan is very big on deals and keeping your word. if he has a way to get food. and he can find somewhere far enough away from everyone, he could hide out for years. but if he knows for sure hes going to be thrown in prison then why wouldnt he do everything in his power to make sure he can find a shelter for a long term spot. unless they find a body they should assume hes hiding.
I just came back from Japan, and saw this wanted poster at Hakuba Station. I noticed that among the murderers, this guy Hatta Yoichi had the highest bounty, and his crime? "Road Traffic Law Violation" - so I figured there's probably a backstory to it rather than the obvious "Road Traffic violation is worse than murder in Japan". But it's really funny when you don't know the story. I finally found this video after looking around for the backstory.
Thank you for making this video! I live in Japan and actually like staring at posters along my subway route a lot. Just a few weeks ago, I happened to notice a new photo of a pretty young man placed among the other regular faces on the most wanted list and was really confused. I was wondering just how bad of a thing did he do to even end up there when he looks just about my age (mid 20s)?? Now I know :(
Having the maps and CCTV footage really helps to understand this case even if you are totally unfamiliar with the area. Which I am. Because I have never been to Japan but this sounds scary af. I genuinely had no idea where this was going but this dude sounds seriously dangerous?? How does he not have a lifetime of prior offenses as an adult??
Many people in Japan didn't feel sorry for the victims. In fact, a few articles in the internet claimed "亡くなった方には可哀想かもしれませんが、この程度のレベルの大学に通う学生なんて山ほど居ますし、亡くなったのがこの方で良かったという見方もできるでしょう。人間のValueには優劣があるわけで、これがもし九州大学の学生や大分大学の医学部生だったら本当に目も当てられないところでした" Which means the victim is a low ranking school student, so people shouldn't really care. I was absolutely shellshocked that people like this exist. 編集：デマだとほざく日本人達へ。実際にいくつかこのような記事があるから、言い訳を言えば言うほど立場が悪くなるだけ。黙って静観するか、自分で調べてから出直してこい。 迷惑かけんな
We've seen these articles throughout research. Absolutely unacceptable. There is this weird stereotype going around in Japan that the university in which the victim attended is such an easy university to get into, full of delinquent students. I believe this stemmed from the university being known for having one of the largest base of international students in Japan, many of them on a scholarship. So the university might have to accept some students domestically who may not have performed the best academically, but are still willing to pay full tuition. And knowing some faculty members in the university and sometimes hearing their concerns in which they have while teaching, I have to unfortunately admit that there are indeed some domestic students who may not be, let's just say, the most "respectful" during the lectures. But are the majority of the students who attend the university such? I probably have to shout the most resounding "no" to that question if this was a verbal conversation. The vast majority of students from this university are one of the most bright, positive and open-minded students that I've ever come across, including much of the Japanese students. So for some of the internet hermits in Japan (the majority of people in Japan have a large dislike towards them as well) who never stepped a foot into the campus and talked to one of the students to spread such negativity online when the victim literally lost his life and their family, their one and only son, is just beyond heart-boiling. So we understand how shocked you must have felt when you came across such an article, and we wanted to do our part here to let people understand that such negativity around the victim is just completely unfounded, written by a minority number of hermits within country who do not know how things are like outside of their rooms.
Ahahaha I've never seen a comment like that before. Where would you even find it? People with bad intentions are obviously in the minority. If most people were like that, there’s no way a country could be as safe to live in as it is now.
Thses kind of accidents keep happening in india, driver gets arrested n then they pay an amount in court n get bail n roam free 😲😲 But no one keeps a bounty on th driver's head 🙏🙏
i just like to think that they intently doesn't change the violation of the road traffic case into a murder case is just to lure hatta out of his hiding, like what if hatta finally decided to come out of his hiding after 7 years and the police then change the case into a murder case
you know his characteristics. he can endure. left his sleeper and moved near a water area maybe drove a boat to the nearest area from there he walked barefoot and hid somewhere. Maybe at daylight came he changed again location. if he is that narcissistic he'll choose to blend into a crowd and change faces like during an event or something. persons like that are insecure and choose to find a crowd for acceptance. he'll move south or north, south climate can elevate behavior and the north depresses the behavior.
for the sake of preventing future criminals from using that traffic law and local police districts from being cowardly. why doesn't the federal gov enforce a mandatory law that overrules local decisions of whether a case is considered a traffic violation or the other
Their reason of not changing the charge is ridiculous. The interview with jailmate Y made it seem easy to get away from crime in Japan. Anyone who hears it can easily remember it and truly might consider it. Such info in the wrong hands can result in terrible outcomes.
Who takes off their shirt before suicide, unless you want the world to think you jumped into the bay. If he drowned, why hasn’t a body washed ashore. Have the police even send scuba men to find a body? He did not commit suicide. He’s probably in Osaka or Tokyo and blended into society.
just caught up till 17:00 man why should get an additional charge for providing or giving advice to hatta, lets think this morally. they found a loophole in the justice system and hatta ended up using that. this is really sad to hear how far a criminal that had a chance to get back to society threw it all away for taking 1 life. it makes me angry.
Yo I was overseas in America and saw this face or someone that looks very closely like him on a dating app and didn't think anything of it until I saw his social media photos on here and I'm like wait a minute I know you
I've started to close videos the second "unaliving" is used. Feels great. Like I'm back in high school and I'm walking away from that really "quirky" annoying kid the second they use whacky internet words irl. You get less dragged out information without dramatics and bs if you actually read the stories straight from the source.
@@oshito still, in my opinion, there are plenty of ways to convey someone's life had been taken without these silly charades. I think it's pretty disrespectfull that someone's tragedy would be described as a mere "un-aliving" like they're some kind of joke or a game character.
So was there no CCTV cameras overlooking the harbor? They couldnt pathfind him nor see if he jumped into the harbor in an attempt at suicide etc.. Like this is very odd feeling
Evil guy... I'd like to highlight though that there is a big difference between narcissism and fixing your hair in the mirror and doing skin care... I think this should be made clear.
Hi, thanks for commenting. We believe the reason why Hatta's jail mate T said that he thought that Hatta seemed like a "narcissist" had a large part as to how Hatta was doing them, given the environment where they are at- a jail cell. Hatta, rather than being remorseful while detained in jail for his crime of confining a woman in his house, showed no sense of regret according to T, AND were simultaneously conducting the activities such as the constant push-ups, smearing the oronine on his face, clipping his nails, staring at the mirror for the full length when they were given a short time to brush their teeth, wash their face, etc. We're guessing that T thought that Hatta's tendency to not feel any guilt at his crime while being able to be completely absorbed in self-care in the environment of a jail cell, is what led T to think that Hatta was a bit off, and went onto use the word "narcissist" to describe how he felt about Hatta.
There's always gonna be a tough debate when it comes to following the law wether it is fairly done by the book or in special occasions morally. sadly we don't see much of that morality nowadays.
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hello, can you please put the full link? i cannot access it through the short url
It is not accessible
@kazunyaaa @Chio_Ri Thank you for bringing the issue to our attention. We've put the full link on the pinned comment as well.
thanks for putting this info out there.
I’ll sign from Australia 😢
Truly appreciate u covering Japanese cases in English to create awareness for foreigners who are living in Japan.
流石に日本のメディア観てないとヤバい
Shid he looks exactly like almost every other jap guy id be calling the police nonstop 😂😂😂😂💀
If you live in Japan and don't speak Japanese, you're truly the definition of lazy. Do better
All law is human social construct. If there is weakness then human can always break it. This explained in Richard Posner Economic Analysis of Law. Efficiency is always a way for culprits to avoid severed punishment from Law.🥸
The "most wanted man in Japan" is just like a regular criminal here in Canada.
I thought the same.
America is an immoral wasteland full of broken and corrupted people. No one cares about society, only ❝freedom❞ (individualism)
Oh god, he fled to Canada by swimming
He could be a congressman here in America.
cant agree more
Japan most wanted is just a regular freak in Brazil.
he seems like some regular petty criminal from my country tbh :(
Shit here in the States, we wouldn't even chase that.
@@zachmerritt4661I’m telling you lol😂
Just some guy in florida 😂
no brasil já sabe né, ta devendo pro crime e pra agiota? é cerol kkkkkk
What a lovely gesture of respect by his childhood friend. A true and caring friend anyone would be blessed to have.
How can they claim they can't determine the intent to kill but only charge him with a traffic violation? Does Japan not have a manslaughter charge? They could charge him with manslaughter now and upgrade it to murder if evidence arises later for when or if he's caught.
its about "face" by having these lesser charges or not counting homeless people, then there is no problem's with crime or homelessness.
@@andrewkotcher5704 ahhh ive never thought about that
@@agsdjklshadsabnit's a known problem with the Japanese justice/police system
@@andrewkotcher5704The hell are you talking about?
Logics already went out the window when he was put on PROBATION for illegally confining a human being. :] This is the Japanese justice system.
Not to be confused with.
Yoichi Hatta
Japanese engineer (1886-1942)
or Yoichi 'the horse' Hatta, the 1980s legend of VHS video porn....
"I found him, police! He's been dead since 1942!!"
It’s insane how that loophole even exists in the traffic law, but not only that but letting a man who very clearly can and has hurt others like that back out into the public. I hope that the family receives justice, the charge is changed to what it really is, and that the criminal caught. That man is very clearly too full of himself to have actually died, that man must be out there somewhere.
Signed the petition. Thank you for bringing awareness to this case, I hope the victim's family gets the justice they very much deserve.
I can't find a link, I'll gladly sign it if I can find it. Am I overlooking the obvious? If so, I apologize.
Why? This is a funny story.
@@HHHNGGGGGGAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhow is that funny
@@HHHNGGGGGGAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH It's funny that someone killed someone else, and is on the run. What's wrong with you?
i've been on a tour of japan for the last 3 weeks almost and i've been noticing his face at every subway station, from sapporo down to kagoshima. always wondered what was up with him
that's wild!!
also omg you really did travel through the whole country lol
im going next month but not getting through quite that much of the country xD
update: you still beat me by like 200 miles ;-; itll be wakkanai to matsue for me.
Time to look for hatta yoichi's face! my plane departs in barely over a week O_O
@@frootsnackismhow did it go?
@@WT99. Actually! i didnt see his face. I forgot about all of this and wasnt looking xD
but japan was lots of fun.
Wow ! I never noticed this here in Osaka !!😮
Japanese law is such a joke that the statue of limitations was probably over three months after the incident happened hahaa!
The majority of the Japanese public also think so idk y they don’t try to tweak it
Can you explain ?
Lmao, different country and Japan isn't like the US where there's murders everyday and almost every hour.
The statue of limits is 7 years so quit making shit up, you tool.
Not a grammer nazi just letting you know for the future it's 'statute not statue.❤
These guys are definitely in Thailand. Saw a few Yakuza in Bangkok. They weren't looking for trouble but you could tell they aren't to be trifled with.
i imagine its pretty hard to leave a country with no land borders without showing your passport. maybe if you have connections and money and can get smuggled on a boat but hatta didn't seem to have any of those
@@sa1t938 The Yakuza still has ties to corporate Japan who in turn has control in government. Explains why some could leave
@@x12-f9z yeah but id imagine you'd have to be pretty important or have a lot of money in order to get the yakuza to bribe government officials to let you out of the country without checking the passport and without alerting the japanese government when you land in another country with a blacklisted passport. i dont think hatta was really important or rich enough to pull any of that off
@@sa1t938 I'm pretty sure he goes via china, look up about "golden triangle" topic.
It's paradise for Chinese triads.
Fleeing in Thailand is a bad idea, Thailand Police has eyes and ears in every streets, and i mean it.
Are they being serious rn? Even if it " quietly disappears" in 7yrs it doesn't mean they did their jobs lol. They'll just be branded as that one police department that finds loop holes to avoid murder charges coming from their area. I hope we get updates on this case soon!
I'm pretty sure he is dead. Everyone who lives in a coastal city knows exactly how dangerous it is to try and "swim" in the ocean since ocean currents can easily pull you far from shore and it's pretty much confirmed this criminal tried to do that.
He definitely jumped, past crimes are not fucking MURDER, he 100% jumped. Hiding is impossible for this long with all the cameras in Japan, even rural Japan.
This dude just woke up and decided to crash out 😭😭
I mean he already kidnapped a woman so it wasnt exactly a crashout he was always off
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Thank you so much!
Signed and chipped in £10 for more exposure. Thank you for bringing awareness to this!
Had me at the 10 hour bike ride. The amount of mental toughness that takes
More trouble than it's worth for murder, I think even the Yakuza would consider it foolish.
Yep,it seems like this Hatta guy has a meltdown or something and was gonna take his life regardless
WTF I JUST MOVED TO BEPPU THIS MONTH 😭 Justice for victim A 🙏
What a funny name
…It’s a different language
I don’t believe he’s out in the woods. Hiking/camping and loving the outdoors is NOTHING like survival in the mountains while remaining undetected
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What I wanna know, is how the fuck they lost complete sight of this guy after he ditched his shirt at the harbor. Japan has hella surveillance and we’re being led to believe that not one camera or one witness caught sight of a shirtless and shoeless dude booking it through the streets??? Either homie really did end his own life or there’s something super fishy going on.
Because he's likely dead. Even if he was "built perfectly," the ocean can easily pull you far from shore to the point even an Olympic athlete likely won't be able to make it back. Add in the fact that the guy was probably either drunk or high on drugs (and this very clearly wasn't premeditated), his survival chances are almost non-existent.
@MiloShaw9190Yeah that doesn't fit either. That would mean he planned it out, which is extremely unlikely. There's almost no connection other than the random bad encounter between the two.
@@wakannnai1 doesnt mean it had to been pre meditated if he may have just called a dude from his criminal life to help em out in some way or another he didnt have to tell that person picking him up. I dunno if he is alive or not but dude definitely is hella crazy.
@@StrongestNormalhe left his phone though and left like immediately right after he did it. Ig he could've called beforehand but it just doesn't sound likely
At this stage , he is protected by some yakuza .
Or was smuggled out of the country
What is the benefit of the Yakuza harboring this criminal on the charge of conspiracy?
Blackmail if you don't do what we say we'll tell them where you are. He can work at bars and bring in customers even have people come to him thinking he wants to date them and extort them or force them into prostitution it's very common over there. With his looks he can do alot that or he can just get a sugar daddy or mama and be taken care of but I think his family knows where he is and he's having help staying hidden and finance help the cops over there are so damn incompent it's terryfing.
He probably supplies girls to the clubs , illegal confinement charge is pretty much human trafficking meeting girls online and kidnapping this typical pimp most em sell them to organized crime@@muscularchristianity7
You clearly have no idea how organized crime works 😂
Woah!!! I’ve been seeing his photos all over Tokyo subways! I was wondering what the deal was
The unalive theory doesn't sound that outrageous, I think they would have found him by now.
Signed. Best wishes from England
Its funny that was his charge when so many men confine women in Japan out of desperation to have children and never get charged.
偏見えぐい
I wouldn’t be surprised if he took his life,seemed like he was already have a meltdown by the time he met those young students and was gonna take his life anyways eventually
I visited Japan last year in December and saw these guys posters. Returned this year in December and was suprised to see the poster hadn’t changed
It is not just Hatta that killed the victim, it is also the judicial system that killed the victim since the system (or in this case, the judges) that gave the Hatta a suspended sentence. If the system didn't give the suspended sentence, Hatta wouldn't be able to hit the victim and went into hiding.
Yes, but thats a problem all over the world. Espacially in the US due to gun law.....
Too easy for him to escape. It’s possible for him to steal someone’s clothing since Japanese people don’t normally use dryers to dry their clothes. They hang their clothes outside. In his own words, he definitely went into the local Starbucks and stole a couple of purses or phones. Bought a train ticket to a major city and blended in with the locals.
Your content is great! Ty for sharing this.
he wouldn’t even be the most wanted guy in my american high school lol
Oh hey I was just there for a month and remember seeing him on posters everywhere.
Here in Italy an accident when volountary is murder if the person dies, or attempted murder
Signed from Scotland. I hope victim A's family get justice.
i saw several wanted posters of this guy while i was in hiroshima and tokyo a week ago
Police incompetence is why I believe in vigilante justice!
Lame
@@screaming.pigeon ur face is lame 😂😂😂
@@screaming.pigeonyou're lame
Not even incompetent, they simply refused to do anything...
he probably snuck onto a boat. and he may have waited till it went to sea, and then asked the boat person to take him somewhere else. or maybe he unalived the guy who owned the boat. threw him overboard. and then made his way somewhere else. he could of gone anywhere on a full tank of gas. he wouldnt unalive himself though. if he wasnt suicidal hes most likely just hiding. probably in a wooded area somewhere. getting help from a single friend or family member. love can make some people look past thing or maybe they just arent aware of why hes hiding and keeping their word to not say anything. japan is very big on deals and keeping your word. if he has a way to get food. and he can find somewhere far enough away from everyone, he could hide out for years. but if he knows for sure hes going to be thrown in prison then why wouldnt he do everything in his power to make sure he can find a shelter for a long term spot.
unless they find a body they should assume hes hiding.
Would love to get an update video on this case, when he gets caught!
I just came back from Japan, and saw this wanted poster at Hakuba Station. I noticed that among the murderers, this guy Hatta Yoichi had the highest bounty, and his crime? "Road Traffic Law Violation" - so I figured there's probably a backstory to it rather than the obvious "Road Traffic violation is worse than murder in Japan". But it's really funny when you don't know the story.
I finally found this video after looking around for the backstory.
Thank you for making this video! I live in Japan and actually like staring at posters along my subway route a lot. Just a few weeks ago, I happened to notice a new photo of a pretty young man placed among the other regular faces on the most wanted list and was really confused. I was wondering just how bad of a thing did he do to even end up there when he looks just about my age (mid 20s)?? Now I know :(
easy just lure him out with free skincare products
XD
Having the maps and CCTV footage really helps to understand this case even if you are totally unfamiliar with the area. Which I am. Because I have never been to Japan but this sounds scary af. I genuinely had no idea where this was going but this dude sounds seriously dangerous?? How does he not have a lifetime of prior offenses as an adult??
I signed the petition!!!
Many people in Japan didn't feel sorry for the victims.
In fact, a few articles in the internet claimed
"亡くなった方には可哀想かもしれませんが、この程度のレベルの大学に通う学生なんて山ほど居ますし、亡くなったのがこの方で良かったという見方もできるでしょう。人間のValueには優劣があるわけで、これがもし九州大学の学生や大分大学の医学部生だったら本当に目も当てられないところでした"
Which means the victim is a low ranking school student, so people shouldn't really care. I was absolutely shellshocked that people like this exist.
編集：デマだとほざく日本人達へ。実際にいくつかこのような記事があるから、言い訳を言えば言うほど立場が悪くなるだけ。黙って静観するか、自分で調べてから出直してこい。
迷惑かけんな
WTF
We've seen these articles throughout research. Absolutely unacceptable.
There is this weird stereotype going around in Japan that the university in which the victim attended is such an easy university to get into, full of delinquent students.
I believe this stemmed from the university being known for having one of the largest base of international students in Japan, many of them on a scholarship. So the university might have to accept some students domestically who may not have performed the best academically, but are still willing to pay full tuition. And knowing some faculty members in the university and sometimes hearing their concerns in which they have while teaching, I have to unfortunately admit that there are indeed some domestic students who may not be, let's just say, the most "respectful" during the lectures.
But are the majority of the students who attend the university such? I probably have to shout the most resounding "no" to that question if this was a verbal conversation.
The vast majority of students from this university are one of the most bright, positive and open-minded students that I've ever come across, including much of the Japanese students. So for some of the internet hermits in Japan (the majority of people in Japan have a large dislike towards them as well) who never stepped a foot into the campus and talked to one of the students to spread such negativity online when the victim literally lost his life and their family, their one and only son, is just beyond heart-boiling.
So we understand how shocked you must have felt when you came across such an article, and we wanted to do our part here to let people understand that such negativity around the victim is just completely unfounded, written by a minority number of hermits within country who do not know how things are like outside of their rooms.
@@Asianalysis yea, I couldn't believe my eyes. thanks
Ahahaha I've never seen a comment like that before. Where would you even find it? People with bad intentions are obviously in the minority. If most people were like that, there’s no way a country could be as safe to live in as it is now.
I'm Japanese, but I've never seen such an opinion. Don't spread BS
8:04 Illegal confinement…. What was the legal system thinking giving him a probation sentence instead of jail time
great video
Thses kind of accidents keep happening in india, driver gets arrested n then they pay an amount in court n get bail n roam free 😲😲
But no one keeps a bounty on th driver's head 🙏🙏
Very pleasant.
i just like to think that they intently doesn't change the violation of the road traffic case into a murder case is just to lure hatta out of his hiding, like what if hatta finally decided to come out of his hiding after 7 years and the police then change the case into a murder case
you know his characteristics. he can endure. left his sleeper and moved near a water area maybe drove a boat to the nearest area from there he walked barefoot and hid somewhere. Maybe at daylight came he changed again location. if he is that narcissistic he'll choose to blend into a crowd and change faces like during an event or something. persons like that are insecure and choose to find a crowd for acceptance. he'll move south or north, south climate can elevate behavior and the north depresses the behavior.
for the sake of preventing future criminals from using that traffic law and local police districts from being cowardly. why doesn't the federal gov enforce a mandatory law that overrules local decisions of whether a case is considered a traffic violation or the other
My sleepy eye was like. Wait what sykuno is wanted😆😆😆😆
Their reason of not changing the charge is ridiculous. The interview with jailmate Y made it seem easy to get away from crime in Japan.
Anyone who hears it can easily remember it and truly might consider it. Such info in the wrong hands can result in terrible outcomes.
It is very easy, this topic has been regularly brought up in any kind of media. But this is Japan, nothing is going to change ever
yo i luv these types of vids an especially when it involves asian stuff. lol Supporting u brotha thnks for the content
Rob a bank as an Asian man in America. Flee back to Japan and bam you’re gone Scot free
Japan's Most Wanted Man ❎
Yonko's Of The Japan ✅
This happens every day in NYC.
He does look like a psychopath
he does you know...
Will get this money soon
Who takes off their shirt before suicide, unless you want the world to think you jumped into the bay. If he drowned, why hasn’t a body washed ashore. Have the police even send scuba men to find a body? He did not commit suicide. He’s probably in Osaka or Tokyo and blended into society.
Heart breaking. I signed the petition
just caught up till 17:00 man why should get an additional charge for providing or giving advice to hatta, lets think this morally. they found a loophole in the justice system and hatta ended up using that. this is really sad to hear how far a criminal that had a chance to get back to society threw it all away for taking 1 life. it makes me angry.
Not to be confused with.
Mohammad Hatta
Indonesian first vice-president, a national hero.
(1902-1980)
No one would confuse the two
why did that escalate so quickly 😭🤚
Oooo,.he belongs to the 'fast & furious' species...
I saw him in Bali
Yo guys I actually live there and once a while there will be police asking me questions
I am Japanese and cannot understand English. Is the perpetrator introduced as Japanese in this video?
Japan should work on their policing intelligence. Many murder cases end up in similar scenarios from what i understand.
Miyachi... killer on the mic, confessions only of konbini not of ones of the rap game.
The shirt was so ironic
Isagi yoichi
Narcissists have to have victims. If he's alive, he'll eventually be caught. Rest assured.
Yo I was overseas in America and saw this face or someone that looks very closely like him on a dating app and didn't think anything of it until I saw his social media photos on here and I'm like wait a minute I know you
If this happen In Thailand, the police wouldnt even care to investigate if you are just a normal citizens
Japan most wanted person is like a normal Florida guy
he is just probably at home hiding in the basement or attic
Is there a physical copy of your book available?
*most wanted man in Japan*
*common man in NYC*
Latin Americans would laugh at this case 😂
most unwanted man in Rapa Nui:
It makes me baffled why Japanese law always have statute of limitations ? 😔
i was just a first year student at apu when this happened. tragic
I've started to close videos the second "unaliving" is used. Feels great. Like I'm back in high school and I'm walking away from that really "quirky" annoying kid the second they use whacky internet words irl. You get less dragged out information without dramatics and bs if you actually read the stories straight from the source.
Its to not get the video flagged and get suggested via the algorithm.
@@oshito still, in my opinion, there are plenty of ways to convey someone's life had been taken without these silly charades. I think it's pretty disrespectfull that someone's tragedy would be described as a mere "un-aliving" like they're some kind of joke or a game character.
yall bitch about everything
Blame you tube for that
What the actual duck? That's where I lived for years. The car accident happened 5 mins walk from an apartment I used to live. Unbelievable
Accident? You mean murder
So was there no CCTV cameras overlooking the harbor? They couldnt pathfind him nor see if he jumped into the harbor in an attempt at suicide etc.. Like this is very odd feeling
Evil guy... I'd like to highlight though that there is a big difference between narcissism and fixing your hair in the mirror and doing skin care... I think this should be made clear.
It did seem a bit out of place. A lot of people do skin care and exercise.
Hi, thanks for commenting.
We believe the reason why Hatta's jail mate T said that he thought that Hatta seemed like a "narcissist" had a large part as to how Hatta was doing them, given the environment where they are at- a jail cell.
Hatta, rather than being remorseful while detained in jail for his crime of confining a woman in his house, showed no sense of regret according to T, AND were simultaneously conducting the activities such as the constant push-ups, smearing the oronine on his face, clipping his nails, staring at the mirror for the full length when they were given a short time to brush their teeth, wash their face, etc.
We're guessing that T thought that Hatta's tendency to not feel any guilt at his crime while being able to be completely absorbed in self-care in the environment of a jail cell, is what led T to think that Hatta was a bit off, and went onto use the word "narcissist" to describe how he felt about Hatta.
@@Asianalysis The exercising part is pretty common though.
You didn't listen well. He used the cream meant for everyone for himself.
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Thank you!
So the word "suicide" is frowned upon by the Algorithm.. 🙄
There's always gonna be a tough debate when it comes to following the law wether it is fairly done by the book or in special occasions morally. sadly we don't see much of that morality nowadays.
the irony of his t-shirts print
Shaved hidei kojima without glasses
Hideo Kojima is secretly just Hatta Yoichi with a disguise
Dude, this is december 2024, AND YET THEY STILL CANT EVEN LOCATE HIM??
CORRUPTION IS THE KEY!
Bro i think I saw this guy in shinjuku in august
No way, he was wearing a shirt that said PLEASANT in huge, bold letters whilst acting so unpleasantly.
8 million yen?!
50 thousand dollars , oh
Why is the video now titled (As Of December 13th, 2024) was he caught?
The Bounties are jokes that’s why no one has turned these guys in.
I skipped the video earlier, because I thought that was Trap Lore Ross in the thumbnail…
What a crazy new anime plot * why do his eyes look like that?