@@nefferpitou1825 she may not have, her life was stolen from her. You shouldnt say that "she already was going to kill herself" because it makes it seem that her life wasn't taken.
A killer will kill, no matter what. He targeted victims that talk about suicide, because they are vulnerable, as any coward killer, he went after vulnerable people.
What I dont like bout this guy is that he does all the extra things before killing. Dont wanna mentioned those extra things. Killing is still wrong, but what he does is not just killing. He also dishonoured his victims, the fact that they dont even know him. Complete stranger. And all those things he does for what? Attention? Why he bored? Hobby. The fact that the mentality test shows normal. I can't blame the parents for being real mad and I bet some of em might even wanna kill the guy slowly for what he did and i cant blame em at all. Man the world is a mess.
@@mrduke1376 Nobody knew him in person, everyone was way too busy to notice the slightest things. And remember, he was 100% mentally stable while doing so. He did it knowingly, reason? He didnt need any, he liked to do it thats the disturbing part.
i'm japanese and i've lived in japan all my life, almost every topic that is inconvenient is taboo here. social harmony and conformity is prioritized, there's even a saying that says "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down". conversations about mental health almost never happens, it's just kind of an understood thing that a lot of people are suffering, but no one ever really does anything about it. sometimes it's even romanticized, there's this awful aesthetic called "病みかわいい” making mental illness seem "kawaii" (sorry it kinda got ranty i'm like real upset about this but idk what to do bc how do you fix society ahh)
sounds alot like america as well.. they say there are ways to get help but only people who have went through that system understand its all for show, no ine really cares about a humans existance theres just too many.
@jim suarez the thing is though it’s different because America values individualism and being “different” (even though we conform). We (generally) have these conversations, “address” things. This comment is saying there is no attempt or acknowledgement of it or it’s seriousness. At least that’s what I got from it, I may be wrong.
Kinda agree with the father that said Shiraishi should have been give life imprisonment because death penalty is just like ending it without him actually suffering. I don't know if it would really happen but maybe the other inmates would make him regret doing what he did more so than he did when he said that he only regretted it because he got caught.
I always disagree with this in jail you learn and adapt some actually be happy in jail. Idk in japan but in the us prison is actually just a way for the government to make money off criminals and basically make them slaves in many ways. A person who takes a life should lose theirs as soon as possible the only reason id want them not to be killed is because some could be wrongfully accused and those people don't deserve death.
I could be wrong, but it does seem kind of suspicious he picked up so fast. Makes you wonder if he was doing something similar to any prostitutes before he got locked up for luring them.
Hang on did he say he wanted to get married??? To an 'ordinary' girl? Gives me Ted bundy marrying in court vibes. The animation is beautiful. Ties in the story well along with the good narration.
Ya surprising there is a group of ladies all interested in getting married to the killer in jail. A lot of killers are married now. It is a crazy world.
@Ms Julie ❣️ I mean your right but it's also harmful to say that psychopaths and sociopaths mimic normal people because your talking about a mental disorder, psychopathy effects About 1% of people on earth which is a small fraction but it's still important to remember it's a disorder and they still are people. Not all psychopaths and sociopaths are murderers, sometimes they are just people struggling to find out why they feel so different then other people
Personally, I find him better. Cracking inside jokes and puns every 10 seconds (Shane and Ryan) annoyed me real quick. This guy gets to the point and still makes it interesting.
Ok so to those asking where Shane and Ryan are....they started their own channel called Watcher. They can't film BuzzFeed Unsolved Season 14 because they can't travel to different locations to shoot due to Covid. They'll be back soon 🔥
When you're assigned a defense, you're forced to defend some of the worst people on the planet. You can't refuse too many cases or nobody will trust you. So his defense lawyer probably had no other option, which sucks really bad. It's like basically you have to defend the most disgusting crimes you can.
@@ellah6194 You do, kind of, which is a nice perk, but you have to choose to defend worse actions in order for people to trust you, because the more you defend, the money you need to survive gets to your house.
Please, please look into the cold case and missing person mystery of Randy Leach in my hometown. He disappeared suddenly in April 1988 after attending a graduation party in Linwood, Kansas. No one in my town talks about it or a lot of people shut it down when they do. My mom always told me there were cloaked figures at night said to be around during the time of his disappearance and worried it was a cult. It would be great to see someone bring some publicity to this case in hopes that it may be solved as a result thereof.
I was born and raised in Japan, and I actually had a friend whose mother killed herself by jumping from my apartment building when my friend was just 8 or something. I guess one of the main problems we have is that, we just keep things to ourselves until we both physically and mentally can't handle anymore. That's I think why so many people kill themselves or commit such disturbing crime cases like this one. We have nobody to talk about mental health. We don't have many places to go to get help. I feel like overall Japan is a safe country compared to the U.S. (I currently live in the States) or other places, like we don't have to worry about getting shot randomly, but when something bad happens, it's always so bad. It's really sad.
No, it's not safe overall. I don't feel safe as a woman. S*xual assault is not rare and you can expect no justice. Most of it isn't even reported because you know you'll just get humiliation and no help. It's easy for a country to blather on about how safe it is when its vulnerable members stay quiet about what has happened to them.
Oh, I noticed that too! I was about to comment but saw you already did. Two things either it is a ghost or possibly Aria got something out of it off-screen. Those kinds of drawers open easily and slowly like that after you touch them. I have a similar kind that holds my tools.
@@n3gi_ i think a study in america showed that 1 in a million people was a serial killer so statistically if this video gets more than a million views there could be a serial killer watching this
@@n3gi_ There are 50 serial killers in the USA alone every year. So 50/330 million is 1/6.6 million just in the US. I cannot include link to the source because yt just deletes the reply
She didn't just tell him it was OK, she actively encouraged it. Told him he would be a coward if he backed out and that she was "sick of him saying he's gonna do it and then not doing it." She was disgusting. Just because someone's hands are clean, doesn't mean they're not guilty of murder honestly. 😔💔
@@xotbirdox yeah man, it's really fucked up, imagine telling your boyfriend he's sick because he didn't kill himself, i think the one really sick here was the gf tbh
I kinda have to agree with one of the father's words saying that the killer got what he wanted. It's almost as if he escaped and got lucky rather than waiting for ages repenting his mistakes, thinking deep if what he did is really wrong. My condolences to all the families though...
6:07 Japan has crazy strict garbage and recycling laws, probably the strictest out of any country in the world. Rubbish may be checked by employees to make sure people are complying by the law. Human flesh can pass off as expired meat, and combined with the cat litter on top, I don't think any worker would want to dwell much on it, but human bones would be too difficult to conceal.
“Even now, when I see a woman of my daughter’s age, I mistake her for my daughter. This pain will never go away. Give her back to me.” That’s so heartbreaking to hear, I can’t even begin to imagine the pain the victims families went through and are still going through
To answer your questions, 1. Yes, he should have absolutely been given the life sentence just because he wanted the death sentence (without the possibility of getting out, of course). 2. I'm not Japanese but I think people suffering from mental illness, especially those who are suicidal are far more vulnerable, especially in societies that see mental health as a taboo subject. This is why it is so dangerous to withdraw support from people who are going through something so horrible. These people are just soft targets to monsters like Shiraishi. He knew that it was very likely that his victim would a. agree to meet him more easily than someone who was not in pain and b. would not inform anyone about where they were going. So yeah, that's what I think,
Shiraishi seems oddly honest and in his own twisted way quite logical. He admits his true crimes and being sorry only for having been caught etc. Not that it validates anything he did by any means, of course, but I found it quite interesting.
Everyone is always asking where Shane and Ryan are. Let aria have his “airtime.” It is hard to do RUclips videos in general. Shane and Ryan have been doing RUclips longer than him, so that is why their camera personalities are different. If you don’t like it just don’t watch. You wouldn’t like it if you were given a platform on a group channel and everytime you created something people in the comments asked where the other people were. Stop comparing. Spread love 🥺❤️
Separate comment but he likely kept the bones because even a layman can typically identify many types of human bones. It would be a bit more difficult identifying a type of chopped meat and fat material without context like bone matter and organs though. Bones are also good identifiers for gender, age, health, and even race for experts. It makes sense to me that he thought that way honestly. You don't have to worry about that kind of stuff getting caught until you're actually getting caught, if that makes sense. It'll just be stored away until it becomes an issue, really. Flesh decomposes a hell of a lot faster and more disgustingly than bone, so it's a lot easier to keep too. I'm sure him keeping the heads were for similar purpose of identification, though I'm not sure how he kept those from decomposing even with refrigeration. Did he dehydrate them somehow? I don't know.
I was looking for a comment like this, especially because human bones look alot different than bones you would normally find from a cow, pig or chicken. maybe fingers and small bones would be okay to discard because they dont look to different but a femur or mandible can easily be identified buy most people
@@sexybutt999 Humans have three distinct races, Caucasoid(Europeans and those of that dissent), Negroid(African and Arabic), Mongoloid(Asian). There's also a secret fourth one apparently, for the Australians, but I'm not going to talk about that one since the majority of the world is the three above, including most of Australia. Anyways, you can tell a lot from bones, like how many times a woman has given birth, or if she's given birth at all. You can also make an inference on how old the person was when they died, the better shape the bones are in the more accurate the inference. Despite what people say, we actually do have subtle bone structure differences between us, so a Caucasoid skull is going to look different from a Negroid skull and so on(I think it's very subtle differences in bone width and height like the nasal cavity is slightly larger or something). In fact, even the hairs on our body are distinguishable, so a Mongoloid hair is different from a Negroid hair, no matter how similar they look on the surface. There are a lot of things you can tell from bones, gender, age, race, a stab in the dark about how many children they birthed if it was more than 2, and even where they grew up(this is done through a really cool technique using drinking water and teeth). If you're really interested, you could look it up, or if you'd like to learn passively, you could watch forensic files(they go over all this stuff over the course of the show).
Why is Aria always the one that does these kinds of stories. He seems like the nicest dude, and he always does the videos with the most messed up stories.
Sadly It's not surprising.. Since I was a little, I've been exposed by medias to cases like these in Japan. Mental health is definitely a taboo if not considered by many older generation of Japanese people as a somewhat unacceptable as a scientific reason why people has mental issues. I think that is why people like Shiraishi can easily approach his victims this way. I think Shiraishi and some killers of cases like these are somewhat mocking the Nation for their ignorance. I'm half Japanese and spent a lot of time growing up in Japan btw. Great content as usual.
I'm so jealous! I would kill to live in Japan (no pun intended, kind of I guess). Every country has their issues though as well. Hell, traditional Mexican culture (I live right on the border of the US and Mexico) has a similar kind of outlook on even the most "mainstream" of mental illnesses, such as depression, except their views are very patronizing. I'm not sure if Japanese culture would rather just ignore the existence of mental illness and therefore just don't acknowledge it as a whole or if they actively put people down who mention it or exhibit signs of anything. I wish we lived in an age where mental illness was far more accepted, as we'd likely have much better remedies. Considering a good chunk of them are chemical-based, we'd probably have better alteration techniques for brain chemistry by now if we had given more empathy to those afflicted.... If you suffer from any mental illness, then I'm sorry you had to live with such a harsh aspect in your culture. It can't be easy.... If not, I still feel for you. Emotional health is always a complex topic....
It’s staged I think. Pay attention to the very left edge of the screen near the drawer when the drawer came out. There’s some white thing that moved at the same speed as the drawer
I think he kept the bones because you can identify the bones of humans that from animals and also the age and gender with that the police could connect that collected information with the missing person and would have found him quicker ....the only way he went that long without being caught was due to this method he missed the meet with catlitter because no one would be able to distinguish the smell and the texture of meat from afar by just looking at it and to be honest who in the world looks at it and goes that's human meat !. even if a doctor saw it they would be skeptical and be like I think but I don't know......that's.....so ...creepy yet so......genius....ufff now I am scared .
I dont know why this guy didn't know why he would keep the bones. I mean, almost every solved mystery is due to finding bones. If bones are never found no one can prove they've been murdered or died.
There have been solved crimes that connects to the bone. i totally agree that human bone are different from animals. Not only bones take along to decomposing and probably smell less since there it wont be decomposing much so that why the neighbor didn't notice a smell or so. Even the teeth can be track by dentist recorders. So bone are really important to police and it such a genius was to not get caught and its disgusting that an another human can do that to one other.
@@baonhialee3906 exactly ....that is so true ...I was wondering the same thing while writing the comment that humans can be so creepy and .....they can be the devil themselves if not for the devils like that's unevering.
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Whenever Nature vs. Nurture comes up with these cases I feel like I need to bring this up, especially with this case: Anti-Social Personality Disorder (ASPD) is characterized by a lack of normal functioning in a specific area of the frontal lobe, resulting in a marked lack of empathy (which I feel rings very true to Shiraishi's lack of regret for what he did) which can lead to behavior that people label as psychopathic or sociopathic. But not everyone who has ASPD is a serial killer or even a criminal, some studies have suggested that the main difference between people with ASPD who become criminals and those who don't is how they were raised. Both nature and nurture play equal roles, ASPD can be genetic or caused by injury, but there are other environmental factors that determine what behavior is he most prominent.
@@almostpalindrome2957 I won't claim to be an expert, but when it comes to mental disorders, as a general rule they can be treated, but not completely "cured" in the way a physical illness can be cured. Unfortunately, due to the nature of ASPD and those affected by it, they do not tend to respond well to treatment, because they themselves not think there is a problem. I have not heard of a medication that can affect ASPD and therapy is often ineffective due to the client's tendency to lie to their therapists in order to make it seem as though they are improving.
@@jadapinkett1656 Do you mean there's no such thing as ASPD or no such thing as a cure? Also the only difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist is that a psychiatrist is trained to prescribe medications, so I'm not sure why you're separating them to categorize them into into pseudo- or protosciences. Either way I can't say I feel you're assessment is accurate since psychological research does depend scientific approaches to understand human behavior, but I would love to hear why you think psychology doesn't qualify as a "true science".
When I was in college, I used to work at a convenience store located in a neighborhood not so far from Shiraishi’s apartment. It was quite frightening to know these kills happened so close, and also quite worrying since one of my coworkers lived in the same city as Shiraishi did...
He kept the bones because if someone were to find them it would immediately prompt a homicide case. If the bones are undiscovered then it remains just a missing person case and the killer stays one step ahead.
Tbh, I hate when I see people saying " Where's Ryan and Shane" or smth like that. Their videos are great but they moved on! You should give the new peeps a chance... do you know how discouraging it could be for them if that's like 80% of the comments? If you want to watch videos from Ryan & Shane, they have a new channel called Watcher. But don't rub it in these guys' faces.
Yes please. The one with the photos of women and a man that like one or two victims were identified? The killer had 4channers guess names and gave them info for correct guesses? Those pics they shared are some of the only one that straight up give me a jolt of discomfort seeing them. I mean, murder is uncomfortable no matter what I'm some way, but there's just something about those photos that feels real. Like you're almost involved in the whole thing...I don't know how to describe it. I really want more info on that person. I've seen the 4chan posts of it but that's it. I want more info.
I think the reason he kept the bones was the fact that they take way longer to decay and decompose rather than the flesh which will decay faster or probably get thrown into a garbage disposal and get shredded.
I think unsolved cases are more interesting than solved ones cause everyone knows about solved ones and theres a definite story to what happened in it. Unsolved ones dont have that, and anyone can have fun solving it and coming up with their own theories and solutions to the case and try to solve it themselves
I live in Japan, and the mental health situation is dire. No one talks about it, it’s seen almost as like a private matter that a person has to deal with on their own. When I was being interviewed for my job here, I was taking anti-depressants. The interviewer told me “you’ll have to be off those by the time you arrive in Japan if you expect to get this job.”
I hate when people go something along the line of, "She/He is not capable of killing. There's not a single mean bone in their body. I just can't imagine them doing it." Everyone are capable of killing. You, me, your parents, your friends, everyone around you can kill if they have enough motivation to do so. Even "No reason" is still a reason.
i personally dont agree with the death penalty in general.. when someone's crime is that heinous i would rather they rot in prison for the rest of their days
You’re right but, keeping that person alive is being financed out of our pockets. The taxes that you pay every year partially go to feeding, bathing, entertaining inmates like the Twitter killer. It doesn’t sit right with me.
But for someone who is 'mentally matured' (meaning he has no emotional parts of the brain missing) long periods of prison will be good. Because we can hope he will realise his mistake while he sits in solitary confinement. But most heinous criminals are missing the empathetic part of their brain..which is exactly why their crimes are of unspeakable cruelty. They will not change their ways no matter however long you keep them alive. It's like waiting for a cut limb to grow back so you can walk. Its not gonna happen.
I rarely use twitter, my safe heaven will only be animes and pinterest. If you were to lock me in a room, give me a laptop, wifi, and food every day, I will probably enjoy my time there.
But they changed their minds at the end didnt expect him to tranquilis them and sexually assault them which is the saddest part when you're already suicidal and just want to be free
One of the most shocking crimes has to be that, of the Russian youtuber Stas Reeflay. Literally gave me chills. Especially because it happened live on youtube and the people watching him did nothing at all, and even encouraged him 😣
I didnt think people actually played the Choking Game. I remember it being a mass hysteria that my mom asked me about much like Rainbow Parties that didnt happen either. I guess someone was out there doing that stuff after all.
I new someone I used to work with who allowed his sons to do it. His excuse was that if they were going to be curious about it and try it, he wanted to be around when it happened.
Because someone is a psychopath doesn't mean that they cannot distinguish between reality and what is not real. He could do that perfectly fine. But psychopaths have no feelings of remorse. They know that what they are doing is wrong, they just don't care.
I was living in Tokyo during that time and it shocked the nation especially being after Halloween. As for the bones question, Tokyo has their strict recycling guidelines. Throwing bones into a garbage bag would be noticeable. Plus, the local crows would pick at the plastic bags and could have shown the bones. Furthermore, Tokyo is a huge city; you are surrounded by buildings. He didn’t think this through.
This guy's behavior smacks of some heavy dissociative personality disorder to me. I have dissociative personality disorder and there are many times where extremely difficult, stressful, and life-altering situations hold next to no meaning for me. Where I would basically accept whatever events came my way just because I was essentially a weird kind of bored being stuck in the same loop of actions. It's a really difficult thing to explain...I don't know. That's just what I think, anyway. I'm no expert by any means. The fact that he doesn't really bother hiding or lying about evidence once he's been caught also gives me this vibe. There's just a significant lack of self-preservation present with illnesses like these that make them so foreign to most normal people.... Sad for his victims though...especially considering their increased vulnerability. Predators of all kinds do almost always go for the weakest though, and that entails looking for whatever is weakest that would be the biggest detriment to the predator (for animals, physical harm; for humans, a lot of time the law or mental manipulation). I hope their families got some consolidation in the end...somehow him not lying about it would've maybe made me feel an iota better if I was in that situation, though I couldn't be sure since I just don't know. I hope the families are doing okay. :(
@@taimurayub5806 there are multiple different disorders that fall under the dissociation category, although it is true that DID is most well known. dissociation is also a symptom of several other complex disorders but it does make me consider that it may (or may not) be why his psych evals came back as mentally stable. dissociation is definitely not the most well researched and because of its nature it’s not unreasonable to thing that he “flew under the radar” when being evaluated. just some of my input, but i can def see how DID could be a consideration, again due to its nature, alters can stay dormant for years and years and it’s hard to simply “predict” when they emerge
I was just watching the other video Buzzfeed recently uploaded - "The History of Black Cats", and I was thinking "Haven't seen Aria for a while now." lol As always, this was a job well done by you, Aria and the rest of the team as well! Looking forward to future videos.
I spoke to an FBI agent who said there are many more active serial killers in the US then people think but unless they can pinpoint a specific community that is in trouble, it’s not public because it would just cause unwanted panic that supposedly wouldn’t actually protect anyone.
The art style is beautiful! It really fits the dark topic the video is about. Kudos to the artist! And of course thank you Aria for doing yet another great video! Make sure these dark topics don't get to you too much. Stay safe!
as a japanese, in i way i see why takahiro would pick young women that want to commit suicide. as in japan when the police get calls about suicide it isnt alarming and its not their top priority. it also applies to young women because "you know girls, they probably run off to their friends house or rebel against parents" so the japanese police doesn't see it as a huge problem.
4:08 Nice touch with the drawer seemingly opening on its own in the background, real scary. But are those wires I see? And how come it was suddenly closed in the next shot?
@@hafsaadam2178 no he didn't. Just my silly thought. His neighbours said he was a nice guy. So plot twist is the nice girl that he wants will be as crazy as him behind closed doors 🤣
this is so well done! love the animations/drawings, they fit perfectly into aria's video making style. I hope this and/or other artists are hired to do this in the future as well! really great!!
In Japan they separate the trash and have bags that are transparent and have your name with address written on it. They check the trash to make sure it was separated properly and will return it if it was done incorrectly. Apparently there is also not really any public trash cans. So maybe this is why he kept the bones?
@@palehorchata4281 That's weird. I literally live in the Yamaguchi prefecture... The rules are difference depending on the city, so maybe there is some cities that require it but I wouldn't say it's common. None of the three cities I've lived in require it.
It’s less that killers are more easily caught nowadays and more that the average person in the 70s had a lot more childhood exposure to lead than people now
This is gonna sound crazy. I’ve been to Japan twice and Ive always felt safe. I don’t see police like I would any where else. Even at night when even when ppl are sleeping I felt safe .It shocks me to think there are criminals and or psychopath . But then again. I’m ignorant for thinking like that. There is good and bad every where.
the reason you’re not seeing a lot of criminal activity in japan is because Japan overall has a more friendly culture and thus less people will have the urge to kill someone.
And happy to meet new crime narrator/researcher also he’s right; there are serial killers all around us surviving in the new age technology world they’re just hiding in plain sight.
I couldn't ever imagine what those poor girl's had gone through. I will never understand why people do what they do....the basic answer I could come up with is because they want to!! It's sad but equally insane as well.
Maybe in his head he figured that if he tossed the bones then someone might find them, since they're solid and a lot of them are of good size and it's hard to mistake a human skull for anything other than what it is, and figure out that he was the one who dumped them in the trash so he kept them figuring that if he just kept them hidden where he knew where they were and could keep an eye on them then nobody would find them and his chances of getting caught would decrease.
it's true. It's very true. He's quite a smart one. Although using social media to kill isn't the smartest way, he still knows how to do the job correctly
Man, Aria is really growing on me. I genuinely enjoy this dude and his videos & I hope he sticks around. He’s so easy to listen to and you can tell he’s an empathetic person by the way he shares these stories.
Well done, Aria. I think that he never got rid of the bones bc they are the only thing that is definitely identifiable as human, if not chopped up. He probably had nowhere to dump them and if he did, DNA (etc) would put the authorities/families on the trail that something terrible, like him, had happened to them.
“give her back to me.” that broke my heart.
i wish he feels ease and patience but this is too sad I'm literally wavering from disbelief
she wouldve killed herself probably anyways... its sad but its true
Nefferpitou I don't see how that is in the least bit relevant and you have absolutely no way of knowing that.
@@nefferpitou1825 she may not have, her life was stolen from her. You shouldnt say that "she already was going to kill herself" because it makes it seem that her life wasn't taken.
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I know, his words really kicked me in the chest.
A killer will kill, no matter what. He targeted victims that talk about suicide, because they are vulnerable, as any coward killer, he went after vulnerable people.
What I dont like bout this guy is that he does all the extra things before killing. Dont wanna mentioned those extra things. Killing is still wrong, but what he does is not just killing. He also dishonoured his victims, the fact that they dont even know him. Complete stranger. And all those things he does for what? Attention? Why he bored? Hobby. The fact that the mentality test shows normal. I can't blame the parents for being real mad and I bet some of em might even wanna kill the guy slowly for what he did and i cant blame em at all. Man the world is a mess.
The fact that the people who are "close" to him see him as "normal"
@@mrduke1376 Nobody knew him in person, everyone was way too busy to notice the slightest things. And remember, he was 100% mentally stable while doing so. He did it knowingly, reason? He didnt need any, he liked to do it thats the disturbing part.
@@vrtosag9472 yeap that's why people like that is just sick
@@vrtosag9472 and clearly see that he enjoys it. Even tho he admitted that he felt "guilty" when he got caught, it dont feel like that.
i'm japanese and i've lived in japan all my life, almost every topic that is inconvenient is taboo here. social harmony and conformity is prioritized, there's even a saying that says "the nail that sticks out gets hammered down". conversations about mental health almost never happens, it's just kind of an understood thing that a lot of people are suffering, but no one ever really does anything about it. sometimes it's even romanticized, there's this awful aesthetic called "病みかわいい” making mental illness seem "kawaii" (sorry it kinda got ranty i'm like real upset about this but idk what to do bc how do you fix society ahh)
sounds alot like america as well.. they say there are ways to get help but only people who have went through that system understand its all for show, no ine really cares about a humans existance theres just too many.
Be faithful. Night changes 💜
@jim suarez the thing is though it’s different because America values individualism and being “different” (even though we conform). We (generally) have these conversations, “address” things. This comment is saying there is no attempt or acknowledgement of it or it’s seriousness. At least that’s what I got from it, I may be wrong.
@jim suarez I may or may not have interpreted your comment the wrong way as well 😂 apologies if I did as such
It's also like that in Nepal mostly the older generation but thankfully my grandmother understand these things and isn't like that
Kinda agree with the father that said Shiraishi should have been give life imprisonment because death penalty is just like ending it without him actually suffering. I don't know if it would really happen but maybe the other inmates would make him regret doing what he did more so than he did when he said that he only regretted it because he got caught.
I always disagree with this in jail you learn and adapt some actually be happy in jail. Idk in japan but in the us prison is actually just a way for the government to make money off criminals and basically make them slaves in many ways.
A person who takes a life should lose theirs as soon as possible the only reason id want them not to be killed is because some could be wrongfully accused and those people don't deserve death.
This is why Stoning and crucifixion should be brought back. They need a painful death not an easy one.
I think a life sentence of torture by all means would be fitting.
@@hardcoreholly1161 thats a bit much man...
@@000AnnA000D I don’t see how enslaving someone in a cage for the rest of their lives any better?
9 people in roughly 3 months? This guy was essentially murdering someone once a week then 😟 that is disgusting and terrifyingly horrid
I could be wrong, but it does seem kind of suspicious he picked up so fast. Makes you wonder if he was doing something similar to any prostitutes before he got locked up for luring them.
It might've been worse......if he wasn't busy cutting up the previous victims
Was probably hurting animals
Killed someone once every 1.3 weeks
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Hang on did he say he wanted to get married??? To an 'ordinary' girl? Gives me Ted bundy marrying in court vibes. The animation is beautiful. Ties in the story well along with the good narration.
Ya surprising there is a group of ladies all interested in getting married to the killer in jail. A lot of killers are married now. It is a crazy world.
Conjugal visits 😬
Btk was also happily married to Mrs churchy no clue. Makes a girl's chance of either being killed by or married to one increase so much.
@Ms Julie ❣️ I mean your right but it's also harmful to say that psychopaths and sociopaths mimic normal people because your talking about a mental disorder, psychopathy effects About 1% of people on earth which is a small fraction but it's still important to remember it's a disorder and they still are people. Not all psychopaths and sociopaths are murderers, sometimes they are just people struggling to find out why they feel so different then other people
ted bundy got married in court?
I like Shane and Ryan as much as anyone else, but this guy has really grown on me too
Yes!! He has grown on him!! I can tell its going to be an Aria video.
The name is Aria
Personally, I find him better. Cracking inside jokes and puns every 10 seconds (Shane and Ryan) annoyed me real quick. This guy gets to the point and still makes it interesting.
Plus he's super cute
@@vynyx4684 bahahaha true
Ok so to those asking where Shane and Ryan are....they started their own channel called Watcher. They can't film BuzzFeed Unsolved Season 14 because they can't travel to different locations to shoot due to Covid. They'll be back soon 🔥
Where'd you get to know this from?
I mean, if that's true, then that's awesome 😌😌
@@jerome252000 its true.
@@jerome252000 it’s very true it’s been around for quite a while actually
Right. Happens ever single episode that isn’t unsolved and it is so annoying.
This just made my day🥺🥺.....the demon's and ghouls better be ready...😂
Aria is underrated he's the backup when the ghoul bois ain't around
factss
exactly
That's not the compliment you think it is. Calling him a backup probably doesn't make him feel awesome
Trues, he is not back up. Just a filler
What happened to Shane and Ryan?
If I was his defense attorney, I would have quit.
I'd fight for worse punishments
@@lemurpie9381 that would just make you the opposition tho 🥴
@@aak1992 personally I'd just call it being a bad lawyer
When you're assigned a defense, you're forced to defend some of the worst people on the planet. You can't refuse too many cases or nobody will trust you. So his defense lawyer probably had no other option, which sucks really bad.
It's like basically you have to defend the most disgusting crimes you can.
@@ellah6194 You do, kind of, which is a nice perk, but you have to choose to defend worse actions in order for people to trust you, because the more you defend, the money you need to survive gets to your house.
Please, please look into the cold case and missing person mystery of Randy Leach in my hometown. He disappeared suddenly in April 1988 after attending a graduation party in Linwood, Kansas. No one in my town talks about it or a lot of people shut it down when they do. My mom always told me there were cloaked figures at night said to be around during the time of his disappearance and worried it was a cult. It would be great to see someone bring some publicity to this case in hopes that it may be solved as a result thereof.
Hope more people like so its brought to the top in the comment section
@@shaniahines5121 yep
^^^^^
if he does cam you give me a link of the video?
Commenting to get a notif on an update
Don't trust anime pfps guys lmao
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I was born and raised in Japan, and I actually had a friend whose mother killed herself by jumping from my apartment building when my friend was just 8 or something. I guess one of the main problems we have is that, we just keep things to ourselves until we both physically and mentally can't handle anymore. That's I think why so many people kill themselves or commit such disturbing crime cases like this one. We have nobody to talk about mental health. We don't have many places to go to get help. I feel like overall Japan is a safe country compared to the U.S. (I currently live in the States) or other places, like we don't have to worry about getting shot randomly, but when something bad happens, it's always so bad. It's really sad.
Do you feel like this situation around mental health improved during those last years? Or is it pretty much the same?
@@pashatash As my experience, it hasn’t improved much.
You dont have any crimes there because you do it yourself kinda thing
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No, it's not safe overall. I don't feel safe as a woman. S*xual assault is not rare and you can expect no justice. Most of it isn't even reported because you know you'll just get humiliation and no help. It's easy for a country to blather on about how safe it is when its vulnerable members stay quiet about what has happened to them.
Why is no one talking about the drawer moving on it's own at 4:07
OMFG
can't unsee that ಠಿ_ಠಿ
Oh, I noticed that too! I was about to comment but saw you already did. Two things either it is a ghost or possibly Aria got something out of it off-screen. Those kinds of drawers open easily and slowly like that after you touch them. I have a similar kind that holds my tools.
It's the unsolved mannequin turn again!!!! 👀👀👀
THAT WAS SO CREEPY! We need an explanation
If this video gets millions of views , there is statistically a future serial killer watching this
thats me ;)))
"Statistically" can you explain how reached that conclusion? What are the exact odds?
@@n3gi_ wtf I posted a reply with the links and the math
@@n3gi_ i think a study in america showed that 1 in a million people was a serial killer so statistically if this video gets more than a million views there could be a serial killer watching this
@@n3gi_ There are 50 serial killers in the USA alone every year. So 50/330 million is 1/6.6 million just in the US. I cannot include link to the source because yt just deletes the reply
This reminds me of the case in the America where the girlfriend told her boyfriend it’s okay to go through with taking his own life.
yooo is this the case where the boyfriend died inside his car with like a toxic gas??
She didn't just tell him it was OK, she actively encouraged it. Told him he would be a coward if he backed out and that she was "sick of him saying he's gonna do it and then not doing it." She was disgusting. Just because someone's hands are clean, doesn't mean they're not guilty of murder honestly. 😔💔
@@xotbirdox yeah man, it's really fucked up, imagine telling your boyfriend he's sick because he didn't kill himself, i think the one really sick here was the gf tbh
Michelle Carter
I remember hearing about that case a while ago, didn’t she actually get charged for instigating her BF to kill himself ??
I kinda have to agree with one of the father's words saying that the killer got what he wanted. It's almost as if he escaped and got lucky rather than waiting for ages repenting his mistakes, thinking deep if what he did is really wrong. My condolences to all the families though...
He's a psychopath, he will never regret or feel remorse for what he has done. No need to keep feeding trash like that.
I love ur pfp it's Celty from Durarara!
@@n3gi_ At least he could have just suffered by staying alive. That would have been for the best.
This is why stoning and crucifixion should be brought back. Death penalties should be long and painful not quick and easy
@@hardcoreholly1161 uh no that’s barbaric
6:07 Japan has crazy strict garbage and recycling laws, probably the strictest out of any country in the world. Rubbish may be checked by employees to make sure people are complying by the law. Human flesh can pass off as expired meat, and combined with the cat litter on top, I don't think any worker would want to dwell much on it, but human bones would be too difficult to conceal.
“Even now, when I see a woman of my daughter’s age, I mistake her for my daughter. This pain will never go away. Give her back to me.” That’s so heartbreaking to hear, I can’t even begin to imagine the pain the victims families went through and are still going through
To answer your questions,
1. Yes, he should have absolutely been given the life sentence just because he wanted the death sentence (without the possibility of getting out, of course).
2. I'm not Japanese but I think people suffering from mental illness, especially those who are suicidal are far more vulnerable, especially in societies that see mental health as a taboo subject. This is why it is so dangerous to withdraw support from people who are going through something so horrible. These people are just soft targets to monsters like Shiraishi. He knew that it was very likely that his victim would a. agree to meet him more easily than someone who was not in pain and b. would not inform anyone about where they were going. So yeah, that's what I think,
One of the main reason for japans suicide rate is atheism
He did them a service.
Shiraishi seems oddly honest and in his own twisted way quite logical. He admits his true crimes and being sorry only for having been caught etc. Not that it validates anything he did by any means, of course, but I found it quite interesting.
I found that interesting too. I heard that serial killers like to brag about their work. So maybe it’s something related to that.
Everyone is always asking where Shane and Ryan are. Let aria have his “airtime.” It is hard to do RUclips videos in general. Shane and Ryan have been doing RUclips longer than him, so that is why their camera personalities are different. If you don’t like it just don’t watch. You wouldn’t like it if you were given a platform on a group channel and everytime you created something people in the comments asked where the other people were. Stop comparing. Spread love 🥺❤️
where is shane and ryan tho?
@@jimsuarez4302 search for the channel "The Watcher" you'll find them there.
He's piggybacking on their work. What a turd.
@@briannahassler6821 not really. People can have the same interests and want to carry something they really like on
@@myaachoom wait so they're never returning to BUN?
Separate comment but he likely kept the bones because even a layman can typically identify many types of human bones. It would be a bit more difficult identifying a type of chopped meat and fat material without context like bone matter and organs though. Bones are also good identifiers for gender, age, health, and even race for experts. It makes sense to me that he thought that way honestly.
You don't have to worry about that kind of stuff getting caught until you're actually getting caught, if that makes sense. It'll just be stored away until it becomes an issue, really. Flesh decomposes a hell of a lot faster and more disgustingly than bone, so it's a lot easier to keep too. I'm sure him keeping the heads were for similar purpose of identification, though I'm not sure how he kept those from decomposing even with refrigeration. Did he dehydrate them somehow? I don't know.
Well put and I completely agree with you. I was about to comment something similar.
I thought the heads were trophies
I was looking for a comment like this, especially because human bones look alot different than bones you would normally find from a cow, pig or chicken. maybe fingers and small bones would be okay to discard because they dont look to different but a femur or mandible can easily be identified buy most people
how can race be identified by bones?
@@sexybutt999 Humans have three distinct races, Caucasoid(Europeans and those of that dissent), Negroid(African and Arabic), Mongoloid(Asian). There's also a secret fourth one apparently, for the Australians, but I'm not going to talk about that one since the majority of the world is the three above, including most of Australia. Anyways, you can tell a lot from bones, like how many times a woman has given birth, or if she's given birth at all. You can also make an inference on how old the person was when they died, the better shape the bones are in the more accurate the inference. Despite what people say, we actually do have subtle bone structure differences between us, so a Caucasoid skull is going to look different from a Negroid skull and so on(I think it's very subtle differences in bone width and height like the nasal cavity is slightly larger or something). In fact, even the hairs on our body are distinguishable, so a Mongoloid hair is different from a Negroid hair, no matter how similar they look on the surface. There are a lot of things you can tell from bones, gender, age, race, a stab in the dark about how many children they birthed if it was more than 2, and even where they grew up(this is done through a really cool technique using drinking water and teeth). If you're really interested, you could look it up, or if you'd like to learn passively, you could watch forensic files(they go over all this stuff over the course of the show).
THE ANIMATIONS MAKE IT SO MUCH BETTER THEY ARE SO AMAZING ITS INSANE
Everybody is saying that they miss shane and ryan but this guy is lit af
Why is Aria always the one that does these kinds of stories. He seems like the nicest dude, and he always does the videos with the most messed up stories.
Shiraishi seemed to have craved attention in his trial. He wanted to get attention and further torture the families of those he murdered.
Sadly It's not surprising.. Since I was a little, I've been exposed by medias to cases like these in Japan. Mental health is definitely a taboo if not considered by many older generation of Japanese people as a somewhat unacceptable as a scientific reason why people has mental issues. I think that is why people like Shiraishi can easily approach his victims this way. I think Shiraishi and some killers of cases like these are somewhat mocking the Nation for their ignorance. I'm half Japanese and spent a lot of time growing up in Japan btw. Great content as usual.
I'm so jealous! I would kill to live in Japan (no pun intended, kind of I guess). Every country has their issues though as well. Hell, traditional Mexican culture (I live right on the border of the US and Mexico) has a similar kind of outlook on even the most "mainstream" of mental illnesses, such as depression, except their views are very patronizing. I'm not sure if Japanese culture would rather just ignore the existence of mental illness and therefore just don't acknowledge it as a whole or if they actively put people down who mention it or exhibit signs of anything.
I wish we lived in an age where mental illness was far more accepted, as we'd likely have much better remedies. Considering a good chunk of them are chemical-based, we'd probably have better alteration techniques for brain chemistry by now if we had given more empathy to those afflicted....
If you suffer from any mental illness, then I'm sorry you had to live with such a harsh aspect in your culture. It can't be easy.... If not, I still feel for you. Emotional health is always a complex topic....
@@ElysetheEevee do you live in el paso😳
I definitely got that 'mocking the Nation for their ignorance' vibe from this case. He could be mocking both the society and the justice/law system
@@ElysetheEevee Japan is literally like one of the worst places to live
Sooooo are we just gonna ignore the drawers behind him opening on their own at 4:08??????
Spooky!
It’s staged I think. Pay attention to the very left edge of the screen near the drawer when the drawer came out. There’s some white thing that moved at the same speed as the drawer
Or they just opened on their own like many drawers do
ok that gave me goosebumps
EASTER EGGGGG
I think he kept the bones because you can identify the bones of humans that from animals and also the age and gender with that the police could connect that collected information with the missing person and would have found him quicker ....the only way he went that long without being caught was due to this method he missed the meet with catlitter because no one would be able to distinguish the smell and the texture of meat from afar by just looking at it and to be honest who in the world looks at it and goes that's human meat !. even if a doctor saw it they would be skeptical and be like I think but I don't know......that's.....so ...creepy yet so......genius....ufff now I am scared .
I dont know why this guy didn't know why he would keep the bones. I mean, almost every solved mystery is due to finding bones. If bones are never found no one can prove they've been murdered or died.
Yes, if you do know forensics, bones tell A LOT
There have been solved crimes that connects to the bone. i totally agree that human bone are different from animals. Not only bones take along to decomposing and probably smell less since there it wont be decomposing much so that why the neighbor didn't notice a smell or so. Even the teeth can be track by dentist recorders. So bone are really important to police and it such a genius was to not get caught and its disgusting that an another human can do that to one other.
@@baonhialee3906 ohh yeah that's there too.
@@baonhialee3906 exactly ....that is so true ...I was wondering the same thing while writing the comment that humans can be so creepy and .....they can be the devil themselves if not for the devils like that's unevering.
😳 this left me speechless..... keep doing what ur doing guys love the vids
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I'm jk lol calm down 🤣
Mustve watched it in 10X speed lmao
@@AxxLAfriku wut?
@@CelestialFCB let me guess your nationality hmmmm
Indian?
Whenever Nature vs. Nurture comes up with these cases I feel like I need to bring this up, especially with this case: Anti-Social Personality Disorder (ASPD) is characterized by a lack of normal functioning in a specific area of the frontal lobe, resulting in a marked lack of empathy (which I feel rings very true to Shiraishi's lack of regret for what he did) which can lead to behavior that people label as psychopathic or sociopathic. But not everyone who has ASPD is a serial killer or even a criminal, some studies have suggested that the main difference between people with ASPD who become criminals and those who don't is how they were raised. Both nature and nurture play equal roles, ASPD can be genetic or caused by injury, but there are other environmental factors that determine what behavior is he most prominent.
@@almostpalindrome2957 I won't claim to be an expert, but when it comes to mental disorders, as a general rule they can be treated, but not completely "cured" in the way a physical illness can be cured. Unfortunately, due to the nature of ASPD and those affected by it, they do not tend to respond well to treatment, because they themselves not think there is a problem. I have not heard of a medication that can affect ASPD and therapy is often ineffective due to the client's tendency to lie to their therapists in order to make it seem as though they are improving.
Literally no such thing. Psychiatry is a pseudoscience and psychology is a protoscience, at best.
@@jadapinkett1656 Do you mean there's no such thing as ASPD or no such thing as a cure? Also the only difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist is that a psychiatrist is trained to prescribe medications, so I'm not sure why you're separating them to categorize them into into pseudo- or protosciences. Either way I can't say I feel you're assessment is accurate since psychological research does depend scientific approaches to understand human behavior, but I would love to hear why you think psychology doesn't qualify as a "true science".
@@almostpalindrome2957 its not a disease, its a personality. there is no curing, only management
@@PrincessPunkPants they never said it was a disease. Do you know what a disorder is?
"Twitter would make sure it is being used in positive and healthy ways"
Ok bud
Reading the father's words "when I see a girl my daughter's ag, I mistake them for her" that made me tear up
I feel so sad for the fathers of these girls. “Give her back to me” broke my heart
Hitomi Fujima, 26
Akari Suda, 17
Aiko Tamura, 23
Kureha Ishihara,15
Mizuki Miura, 21
Natsumi Kubo, 17
Shogo Nishinaka, 20
Hinako Sarashina, 19
Kazumi Maruyama, 25
When I was in college, I used to work at a convenience store located in a neighborhood not so far from Shiraishi’s apartment. It was quite frightening to know these kills happened so close, and also quite worrying since one of my coworkers lived in the same city as Shiraishi did...
8:09 I've never heard the words "murder" and "consent" be used in the same sentence before
He kept the bones because if someone were to find them it would immediately prompt a homicide case. If the bones are undiscovered then it remains just a missing person case and the killer stays one step ahead.
Tbh, I hate when I see people saying " Where's Ryan and Shane" or smth like that. Their videos are great but they moved on! You should give the new peeps a chance... do you know how discouraging it could be for them if that's like 80% of the comments? If you want to watch videos from Ryan & Shane, they have a new channel called Watcher. But don't rub it in these guys' faces.
Nice try Npc, fvck off
Not even gone, just in between seasons like it always has been.
@@SilenTHerO78614 I can assure you I'm not an npc and I do not appreciate being flipped off because I stated my opinion -_-
So THAT'S where Ryan and Shane went, this whole time I was so confused as to why they ain't appearing no more, thanks for the info buddy
Thanks for the info I wanted to ask but I didn't want the current peeps to think I didn't enjoy their content
We need a video on the 4chan killer.
Yes please. The one with the photos of women and a man that like one or two victims were identified? The killer had 4channers guess names and gave them info for correct guesses? Those pics they shared are some of the only one that straight up give me a jolt of discomfort seeing them. I mean, murder is uncomfortable no matter what I'm some way, but there's just something about those photos that feels real. Like you're almost involved in the whole thing...I don't know how to describe it. I really want more info on that person. I've seen the 4chan posts of it but that's it. I want more info.
Oh shii
@@ElysetheEevee where can i find info about this?
I think the reason he kept the bones was the fact that they take way longer to decay and decompose rather than the flesh which will decay faster or probably get thrown into a garbage disposal and get shredded.
His defense attorney be like:
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god...I JUST CANT GET ENOUGH OF THIS CHANNEL!!!
Uh, Aria... behind you.. 😳 4:07
Right!!!!!!!!
WHAT THE HECK
What
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I mean there are unsolved ones but y’all should do solved murders too like Junko Furuta ....
Wait, is that the girl who was torture for like 42 days?
@@astrowolvez 44 days.
I think unsolved cases are more interesting than solved ones cause everyone knows about solved ones and theres a definite story to what happened in it. Unsolved ones dont have that, and anyone can have fun solving it and coming up with their own theories and solutions to the case and try to solve it themselves
Also, when you say Junko I just think of Donganronpa XDD
That is a very known case, i think they're trying to show crimes that have more mystery
"Technologically advanced like Japan"
*laughs in expat*
Flesh can be assumed as meat thrown away, people will ignore it. While bones will look like human bones, it will attract attention
"Give her back to me " damn that's just heartbreaking
I live in Japan, and the mental health situation is dire. No one talks about it, it’s seen almost as like a private matter that a person has to deal with on their own.
When I was being interviewed for my job here, I was taking anti-depressants. The interviewer told me “you’ll have to be off those by the time you arrive in Japan if you expect to get this job.”
That’s horrible
I mean honestly I don't ever think these monsters ever were in the shadows even Bundy was considered "a nice guy" and well liked
Yeah... him always saying that the monsters are in the shadow is false in so many ways, unfortunately.
I hate when people go something along the line of, "She/He is not capable of killing. There's not a single mean bone in their body. I just can't imagine them doing it."
Everyone are capable of killing. You, me, your parents, your friends, everyone around you can kill if they have enough motivation to do so. Even "No reason" is still a reason.
omg you have a frickin great point. From all I watch and read, killers' age varies.
10-year-olds could kill just the same as an adult would kill.
Sooooo, we're not going to bring up the fact that your drawer behind you was moving @ 4:07 👀
i personally dont agree with the death penalty in general..
when someone's crime is that heinous i would rather they rot in prison for the rest of their days
You’re right but, keeping that person alive is being financed out of our pockets. The taxes that you pay every year partially go to feeding, bathing, entertaining inmates like the Twitter killer. It doesn’t sit right with me.
@@Icykrissy fair enough but for me death feels like such an easy way out
like they caused so much pain and then its over
This is why stoning and crucifixion should be brought back. Cap punishment should be painful not quick and easy
@@Icykrissy to be fair, execution is also extremely expensive
But for someone who is 'mentally matured' (meaning he has no emotional parts of the brain missing) long periods of prison will be good. Because we can hope he will realise his mistake while he sits in solitary confinement.
But most heinous criminals are missing the empathetic part of their brain..which is exactly why their crimes are of unspeakable cruelty.
They will not change their ways no matter however long you keep them alive. It's like waiting for a cut limb to grow back so you can walk. Its not gonna happen.
This is why Twitter is so toxic! Be careful out there kids!
I rarely use twitter, my safe heaven will only be animes and pinterest. If you were to lock me in a room, give me a laptop, wifi, and food every day, I will probably enjoy my time there.
Twitter the Place where Most řet@rded people gather
@@Ruka_Sarashina777 genuinely, why?
When the father said "...give her back.."
It gave me chills... ☹️
the fact that all his victims were very young and allowed someone to kill them is very sad.
But they changed their minds at the end didnt expect him to tranquilis them and sexually assault them which is the saddest part when you're already suicidal and just want to be free
Technologically advanced... they still use faxes and was late to upgrade to 4G and telemetry...
One of the most shocking crimes has to be that, of the Russian youtuber Stas Reeflay. Literally gave me chills. Especially because it happened live on youtube and the people watching him did nothing at all, and even encouraged him 😣
we live in a sick society
And I dont think even if he gets convicted that it will be enough he needs a longer sentence
What he did?
I seriously love Aria. He's charismatic, a great narrator and story teller. His videos are just a real treat.
Agreed! 🙌🏽
You're a real treat, Liz, thank you!
I didnt think people actually played the Choking Game. I remember it being a mass hysteria that my mom asked me about much like Rainbow Parties that didnt happen either. I guess someone was out there doing that stuff after all.
I new someone I used to work with who allowed his sons to do it. His excuse was that if they were going to be curious about it and try it, he wanted to be around when it happened.
Oh and rainbow parties were deff a thing too lol
@@Moomoothemost I have no idea what those are
We used to do it in boarding school.
I remember this case when it broke out, and it absolutely disgusts me that this man wants to get married after all the gruesome murders he committed.
I don't understand how someone with this level of hostility could be diagnosed with 'Mentally Stable' ? That is pretty frightening.
Because someone is a psychopath doesn't mean that they cannot distinguish between reality and what is not real. He could do that perfectly fine. But psychopaths have no feelings of remorse. They know that what they are doing is wrong, they just don't care.
I was living in Tokyo during that time and it shocked the nation especially being after Halloween.
As for the bones question, Tokyo has their strict recycling guidelines. Throwing bones into a garbage bag would be noticeable. Plus, the local crows would pick at the plastic bags and could have shown the bones. Furthermore, Tokyo is a huge city; you are surrounded by buildings. He didn’t think this through.
I was there for Halloween vacation.. jfc.. was like holyshit
This guy's behavior smacks of some heavy dissociative personality disorder to me. I have dissociative personality disorder and there are many times where extremely difficult, stressful, and life-altering situations hold next to no meaning for me. Where I would basically accept whatever events came my way just because I was essentially a weird kind of bored being stuck in the same loop of actions. It's a really difficult thing to explain...I don't know. That's just what I think, anyway. I'm no expert by any means. The fact that he doesn't really bother hiding or lying about evidence once he's been caught also gives me this vibe. There's just a significant lack of self-preservation present with illnesses like these that make them so foreign to most normal people....
Sad for his victims though...especially considering their increased vulnerability. Predators of all kinds do almost always go for the weakest though, and that entails looking for whatever is weakest that would be the biggest detriment to the predator (for animals, physical harm; for humans, a lot of time the law or mental manipulation). I hope their families got some consolidation in the end...somehow him not lying about it would've maybe made me feel an iota better if I was in that situation, though I couldn't be sure since I just don't know. I hope the families are doing okay. :(
Are you taking about d.i.d? Dissociative Identity Disorder cause yeah, I thought the same but wasn't really sure.
@@taimurayub5806 there are multiple different disorders that fall under the dissociation category, although it is true that DID is most well known. dissociation is also a symptom of several other complex disorders but it does make me consider that it may (or may not) be why his psych evals came back as mentally stable. dissociation is definitely not the most well researched and because of its nature it’s not unreasonable to thing that he “flew under the radar” when being evaluated. just some of my input, but i can def see how DID could be a consideration, again due to its nature, alters can stay dormant for years and years and it’s hard to simply “predict” when they emerge
Aria you madman you made the best new thing on this channel 😩💕KEEP THESE COMING
BLESS YOU VANESSA I WIL TRY!!!
I started watching this channel because of Shane and Ryan, but I love this series and I’m so glad Aria is doing this!
My man Aria carrying half of this channel
I was just watching the other video Buzzfeed recently uploaded - "The History of Black Cats", and I was thinking "Haven't seen Aria for a while now." lol
As always, this was a job well done by you, Aria and the rest of the team as well! Looking forward to future videos.
I spoke to an FBI agent who said there are many more active serial killers in the US then people think but unless they can pinpoint a specific community that is in trouble, it’s not public because it would just cause unwanted panic that supposedly wouldn’t actually protect anyone.
I love Aria so much ❤️ thank you for choosing him for this content
THANK YOU LEXI
These animations are so good! They look great. Keep up the work!
Very scary and twisted of him to target such vulnerable people.
I also loved the animations in this, great job Phia!
The art style is beautiful!
It really fits the dark topic the video is about. Kudos to the artist!
And of course thank you Aria for doing yet another great video!
Make sure these dark topics don't get to you too much. Stay safe!
Not me forgetting that someone from the community drew this. THEY WERE SO GOOD AND WAS DRAWN SO WELL AND FIT THE STORY SO WELL
Are you filipina?
as a japanese, in i way i see why takahiro would pick young women that want to commit suicide. as in japan when the police get calls about suicide it isnt alarming and its not their top priority. it also applies to young women because "you know girls, they probably run off to their friends house or rebel against parents" so the japanese police doesn't see it as a huge problem.
4:08 Nice touch with the drawer seemingly opening on its own in the background, real scary. But are those wires I see? And how come it was suddenly closed in the next shot?
the fact that he didn't even care about his defense in the trial shows that he doesn't have any real remorse. it reminds me of richard ramirez.
He probably still would’ve been a killer, but different victim type
I think Shiraishi should have been given a life sentence. He was given the easy way out rather than suffering.
4:08 your house is haunted see that drawer opening by itself....
Gotta say..I did not expect to become a fan of this series...but here I am excited every time I see a new episode pop up. *clap clap clap*
That guy has some nerve saying he wants to meet a nice girl and get married.
Turns out the 'nice girl' is as twisted as he was 🤣
@@rubyjulivre1136 wait he actually met someone ????
@@hafsaadam2178 no he didn't. Just my silly thought. His neighbours said he was a nice guy. So plot twist is the nice girl that he wants will be as crazy as him behind closed doors 🤣
Some crazy chick will be into it tho..
this is so well done! love the animations/drawings, they fit perfectly into aria's video making style. I hope this and/or other artists are hired to do this in the future as well! really great!!
In Japan they separate the trash and have bags that are transparent and have your name with address written on it. They check the trash to make sure it was separated properly and will return it if it was done incorrectly. Apparently there is also not really any public trash cans. So maybe this is why he kept the bones?
Oh that's interesting
I'm not sure where you heard this but this is not true. I live in Japan and neither my name nor my address needs to be on my trash bags
@@Pandefly i heard it from someone who lives in Japan in the Yamaguchi prefecture
@@palehorchata4281 That's weird. I literally live in the Yamaguchi prefecture...
The rules are difference depending on the city, so maybe there is some cities that require it but I wouldn't say it's common. None of the three cities I've lived in require it.
He's honest af, like he didn't even tried to live
I wanna see him cover the “Otaku killer” another one of Japan’s famous killers from the past
It’s less that killers are more easily caught nowadays and more that the average person in the 70s had a lot more childhood exposure to lead than people now
This is gonna sound crazy. I’ve been to Japan twice and Ive always felt safe. I don’t see police like I would any where else. Even at night when even when ppl are sleeping I felt safe .It shocks me to think there are criminals and or psychopath . But then again. I’m ignorant for thinking like that. There is good and bad every where.
the reason you’re not seeing a lot of criminal activity in japan is because Japan overall has a more friendly culture and thus less people will have the urge to kill someone.
6:14 "but idk, maybe one of you have some insights to share with me" God I hope not...
I only saw headlines abt this case and never bothered to read it. It's so sad damn.
It’s also so fucked up.
And happy to meet new crime narrator/researcher also he’s right; there are serial killers all around us surviving in the new age technology world they’re just hiding in plain sight.
I couldn't ever imagine what those poor girl's had gone through. I will never understand why people do what they do....the basic answer I could come up with is because they want to!! It's sad but equally insane as well.
Keeping the bones could easily just be him wanting trophies.
I think a formal "hand off" video with Ryan and shane handing BUN over would really help
But they still have a contract to do some supernatural episodes
The animation is wonderful
You're doing great as well Aria! Keep up the great work!
Maybe in his head he figured that if he tossed the bones then someone might find them, since they're solid and a lot of them are of good size and it's hard to mistake a human skull for anything other than what it is, and figure out that he was the one who dumped them in the trash so he kept them figuring that if he just kept them hidden where he knew where they were and could keep an eye on them then nobody would find them and his chances of getting caught would decrease.
it's true. It's very true. He's quite a smart one. Although using social media to kill isn't the smartest way, he still knows how to do the job correctly
i actually loved how he narrates
Man, Aria is really growing on me. I genuinely enjoy this dude and his videos & I hope he sticks around. He’s so easy to listen to and you can tell he’s an empathetic person by the way he shares these stories.
Well done, Aria. I think that he never got rid of the bones bc they are the only thing that is definitely identifiable as human, if not chopped up. He probably had nowhere to dump them and if he did, DNA (etc) would put the authorities/families on the trail that something terrible, like him, had happened to them.