Hausos
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Something just came across me.
Even if Japan changes its stance on genetic DNA, I fear that if the perp is Japanese born and raised then even genetic testing may not give us any concrete clues.
This is why if the killer is American as many people believe, there’s a higher likelihood of obtaining justice. Genetic testing in the States has become extremely common. Ancestry, 23andme, MyHeritage, etc are all used frequently. There’s a high likelihood that someone in the killer’s family probably used such services. In fact, so many infamous cold cases have been cracked recently due to the development of genetic companies.
Meanwhile, in Japan… *cue tumbleweeds*.
Unfortunately, I fear that the first option is more likely. That the killer is born and bred Japanese, he’s never travelled outside of the country (or he stopped after the murders), and he’s never re-offended. If this is the case, the mystery may never get solved.
Even more chilling, he may still be living a normal life in public sight in Japan or even in Setagaya-ku all this time. Maybe he even has a wife and kids.
Even if Japan changes its stance on genetic DNA, I fear that if the perp is Japanese born and raised then even genetic testing may not give us any concrete clues.
This is why if the killer is American as many people believe, there’s a higher likelihood of obtaining justice. Genetic testing in the States has become extremely common. Ancestry, 23andme, MyHeritage, etc are all used frequently. There’s a high likelihood that someone in the killer’s family probably used such services. In fact, so many infamous cold cases have been cracked recently due to the development of genetic companies.
Meanwhile, in Japan… *cue tumbleweeds*.
Unfortunately, I fear that the first option is more likely. That the killer is born and bred Japanese, he’s never travelled outside of the country (or he stopped after the murders), and he’s never re-offended. If this is the case, the mystery may never get solved.
Even more chilling, he may still be living a normal life in public sight in Japan or even in Setagaya-ku all this time. Maybe he even has a wife and kids.