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  • @barbarianremover2463
    @barbarianremover2463 Před 3 lety +38908

    My grandma used to told me as a kid that I shouldn't be afraid of ghost because real people is more demonic than any animal in this world

  • @justblank6504
    @justblank6504 Před 3 lety +5398

    I’m still scared at the fact that the 4 men are still walking around who knows what they are doing thats what scares me.

    • @rvmin_
      @rvmin_ Před 3 lety +666

      Honestly, they should be in solitary confinement for even bragging about the fact that they murdered an innocent human being in cold blood.

    • @hoodieninja1646
      @hoodieninja1646 Před 3 lety +44

      @@masterknight1281 WHAT?!?!?

    • @ishigami4622
      @ishigami4622 Před 3 lety +47

      @@masterknight1281 source? Nvm just search his name, jesus

    • @sirweebs2914
      @sirweebs2914 Před 3 lety +238

      @@masterknight1281 Yea like there isnt anyone who didnt see that coming. What is wrong with people man.
      They should be put on a sex offenders list but Im pretty sure where they live theres no such thing. Imagine knowing that they walk around free doing whatever they want.

    • @gg-hr1sl
      @gg-hr1sl Před 3 lety +5

      @@ishigami4622 can I get a link pls?

  • @rabidslay3528
    @rabidslay3528 Před rokem +5248

    In my country when a little girl got raped murdered by an adult man in my village. Our people protested until that bastard was taken from police and then was butchered in front of the girl's father. Sometimes morals are more than justice

    • @luce9264
      @luce9264 Před rokem +360

      Morals are blinding the karma.
      What are morals and laws when they defend the nasty criminals?

    • @bimates2690
      @bimates2690 Před rokem +66

      What country are you from?

    • @shobithmathew5666
      @shobithmathew5666 Před rokem +362

      chad country, must be a middle east one

    • @blackholealchemist9493
      @blackholealchemist9493 Před rokem +69

      What did y'all change by taking justice in ur hands except satisfying most common human needs of being evil? Both sides are fucked up I see, tho the first one is too much

    • @Zombieflesheaters123
      @Zombieflesheaters123 Před rokem +641

      @@blackholealchemist9493 Anyone who perpetuates sexual violence upon a child (or anyone for that matter) deserves due punishment and if the actual fucking justice system won't do it than it is up to the people themselves to met it out. I'm tired of reading about people walking away after doing this fucking shit, its disgusting.

  • @Wolfsong27FlyHalfFullHeart
    @Wolfsong27FlyHalfFullHeart Před rokem +4476

    It’s disgusting that these animals are still walking free after the atrocities committed to junko

    • @nykkana3395
      @nykkana3395 Před rokem +186

      Aswell as the fact 1 of them brag about what he did to her , and brags about all his crimes :/

    • @iamurmo0946
      @iamurmo0946 Před rokem +35

      There more called than animals

    • @vanti_garg
      @vanti_garg Před rokem +145

      Animals are way better than them. They should have been more strictly, like a life sentence or something

    • @CinnaLenzly
      @CinnaLenzly Před rokem +64

      To be honest they're lower than an animal..

    • @StarMisura
      @StarMisura Před rokem +2

      Man don’t label these assholes using the names of innocent animals and monsters

  • @dillandvito5371
    @dillandvito5371 Před 3 lety +8378

    The fact that people not only kidnapped a teenage girl, but raped, tortured and eventually killed her over the course of 40 days, and bragged about it is horrifying. And they felt no remorse. There is no punishment cruel enough for such people.

    • @madi5194
      @madi5194 Před 3 lety +228

      @Callistus Ngindang what the fuck?? i hope ur trolling but if ur being serious seek help.

    • @marinelchavhez7269
      @marinelchavhez7269 Před 3 lety +195

      @Callistus Ngindang .... context? like they are saying that any punishmeent is not enough for those scums, not that they dont need punishment. read better

    • @Axterix13
      @Axterix13 Před 3 lety +173

      @Callistus Ngindang "no punishment cruel enough"... that's different than "they shouldn't be punished". It just means the punishment can't fit the crime, but that doesn't mean those four wouldn't have been worthy of the death sentence.

    • @mr.pov.mp4597
      @mr.pov.mp4597 Před 3 lety +103

      @Callistus Ngindang they are saying that no punishment is enough to make them feel that what they did is wrong enough to give the criminals that punishment.

    • @dillandvito5371
      @dillandvito5371 Před 3 lety +40

      Damn guys calm down in these comments lol

  • @jwhowell25
    @jwhowell25 Před 3 lety +9087

    These are cases where Light Yagami and the death note actually existing wouldn't be a bad thing.

    • @mylad8040
      @mylad8040 Před 3 lety +883

      If the death note and light were a thing, he would've most likely written their names in it due to how popular this story is

    • @ela-hn8pl
      @ela-hn8pl Před 3 lety +276

      also William James Moriarty. If u watch the anime, you know what he do in people like them.
      Sauce: Moriarty the Patriot / Yuukoku no Moriarty

    • @nanamikentosfavoritebread9170
      @nanamikentosfavoritebread9170 Před 3 lety +217

      They deserve worse fates than just that

    • @nimpsonkinkson1924
      @nimpsonkinkson1924 Před 3 lety +216

      @@nanamikentosfavoritebread9170 put them in a barrel of cement with their head out and let them starve to death

    • @ilovetea4117
      @ilovetea4117 Před 3 lety +215

      @@nimpsonkinkson1924 put hot water on em and start peeling off their skin and then put chili powder

  • @hannahwoods5669
    @hannahwoods5669 Před rokem +1078

    The horrifying part of her case is that she's remembered for her suffering and death when she could've been remembered for the life she didn't get to live

    • @chicade4810
      @chicade4810 Před rokem +27

      The suffering and death is tragic because she was so young and had her whole life stolen, what are y'all on? The two aren't mutually exclusive.

    • @grasstastesbad
      @grasstastesbad Před 8 měsíci +30

      ⁠@@chicade4810 bro… it’s not that fucking difficult. hearing how an innocent person, a teenage school girl, was victimized in the absolute worst way possible, people want to extend her a little bit of the respect and dignity she was cruelly deprived of. a way of doing that is trying to think of junko futura as the person she was, before those boys interfered with her life, and not focusing on the worst thing that ever happened to her. i know you think that’s “narcissistic” but it’s not. it’s mourning behavior

    • @zzodysseuszz
      @zzodysseuszz Před 6 měsíci +6

      How can you remember someone for something they didn’t do or experience?

    • @cawcreator
      @cawcreator Před 5 měsíci +4

      ​@@zzodysseuszzit doesn't make much sense admittedly

    • @Scarredcheesenugget
      @Scarredcheesenugget Před 17 dny +3

      That’s what I was thinking at some point, she’s remembered for her death, but she could’ve been remembered for doing a great thing for the world

  • @buttergirl2499
    @buttergirl2499 Před rokem +1369

    Now can we just not see Japan as this perfect country?? It's just as shady as any country possible.The fact their law justice has so much loopholes allowing criminals to be free.
    For example,Issei Sagawa the infamous cannibal killer is not only free but also a celebrity icon,and using his victim's death as his whole merch.

    • @elosaybonjour4250
      @elosaybonjour4250 Před rokem +111

      For the case of Issei Sagawa this is different. He was judged non-responsible of his acts by psychiatrists in france (murder happened here). When transfered in Japan, psychiatrist thought he was conscious and need to be judged again. However because of previous "sentence" in France, it was against International Right to make him go to court in Japan. So i's more international right loophole here. But yeah the fact he was treated like a mediocre celebrity with the consultant thing on serial killer case later is awful.

    • @ebr7753
      @ebr7753 Před rokem +1

      japan has always had a no respect for women when it comes to stalking and sexual crimes, like the one that raped, killed, and ATE a woman in france and returned but never got charged cause of a loophole and is still celebrated TODAY. like i don't care if there was a legal loophole or whatever, someone needs to put people like that CANNIBAL RAPIST in prison no matter what! it's up to women to get that done because when have people on top ever just gave other's power? no, it has to be taken

    • @StarMisura
      @StarMisura Před rokem +5

      WAT

    • @mkzhero
      @mkzhero Před rokem

      @@elosaybonjour4250 You should research what kind of horrid shit goes in Japan unpunished on a frequent basis, op is definitely right on it being a bad place. In fact to keep the visage of a peaceful great place a LOT of suffering needs to happen which is backed by social norms, culture and law. Plus the fact he's a semi celebrity should raise a few flags with you, weird it doesn't - basically it's due to the Japanese anti definition law which prevents you from speaking badly of a man (or group, or corporation) and ruin their 'good name', EVEN IF THEY WHERE OFFICIALLY FOUND GUILTY! The result? You get criminals who get away, ending up in the spotlight, and since you can't be directly negative, they end up with a mostly positive image. Japan is a very, VERY fucked up place, the more of their history, law and culture you know of, the more you understand just how bad it is. I started off as an anime and culture loving weeb, buy now I know very well Japan is one of the worst cultures out there.

    • @Kuhekin
      @Kuhekin Před rokem +41

      Perfect country? They never are, dude

  • @comorbiddisorder
    @comorbiddisorder Před 3 lety +28454

    Imagine vandalizing the grave of a girl who was physically abused, raped, and tortured by your son because you think that SHE is the reason his life went to shit. It's definitely not because of all the horrible shit he did to her, right?

    • @grownupkidzclub3427
      @grownupkidzclub3427 Před 3 lety +975

      Tragic

    • @NeonSake13
      @NeonSake13 Před 3 lety +3078

      Those types of mothers are bigger monsters than their kids sometimes, she is a monster and she created a monster. And those bastards should have rotted in jail, don't care if they were underaged

    • @Moon1tan
      @Moon1tan Před 3 lety +3150

      Apparently victim blaming is a huge issue in Japan, it happens even when for example, someone who's a victim of bullying told on their bully and got them in trouble
      Especially if the bully is someone popular or had good grades
      Families of the bullies would blame the victim of the bullying for ruining their kid's future even tho that kid was making the victim's life hell or could've possibly drove them to suicide
      Tho that's from what I've read or seen online when they cover such cases, it's a common thing that's present in most of them

    • @v_e_e
      @v_e_e Před 3 lety +1398

      @@Moon1tan that’s fucked up, no wonder japan’s suicide rate is so high. most of them probably need help, but are suffering silently because they don’t want society to think they’re playing ‘victim’

    • @panda_the_noob2337
      @panda_the_noob2337 Před 3 lety +636

      @@NeonSake13 They shouldn't rot in jail, they should rot in H E L L

  • @gracesreadsalotayy182
    @gracesreadsalotayy182 Před 3 lety +12025

    The constant disrespect Junko gets after her death disgust me and breaks me heart. Disgusting fact: One of the boys father created a sex doll first model? Based on Junko

    • @dorothycrystal2058
      @dorothycrystal2058 Před 3 lety +1362

      WHAT!!!

    • @HannahAii
      @HannahAii Před 3 lety +1100

      Wtf??

    • @louiseangelaborja2519
      @louiseangelaborja2519 Před 3 lety +747

      What the f

    • @hinamatsuro1908
      @hinamatsuro1908 Před 3 lety +553

      That has to be a lie why would he do that

    • @gracesreadsalotayy182
      @gracesreadsalotayy182 Před 3 lety +2589

      @@hinamatsuro1908 apparently one of the boys dad was a more or less local celebrity, losing face and started to make money another way. Some documentary I watched a while back marked how he started a sex doll business and modeled it after Junko. Disgustingly some people said it looked like her. While the video did give us the bare bones of the case, enough for anyone to understand what happened to Junko, they didn't mention for obvious reasons that the boys invited other men to "see " Junko. I understand why you would question why, it's a horrible idea to think someone would do that. But please remember the mother of one of the boys destroyed Junko's grave for "destroying" her son's life. It's not far-fetched as I hoped it would be.

  • @rivenharlow
    @rivenharlow Před rokem +2860

    I find that manga's existence incredibly distasteful. It's profiting off of her torture and murder.

    • @Error707Unknown
      @Error707Unknown Před rokem +341

      This video is somewhat doing the same...

    • @theblob156
      @theblob156 Před rokem +199

      @@Error707Unknown but it’s exposing the manga? A lot of us didn’t even know a manga, based off her, existed in the first place, tf u talking about?

    • @theblob156
      @theblob156 Před rokem +297

      @@Error707Unknown I get it, he shouldn’t put sponsors and make it seem so happy in the first part of the video, yeah that’s pretty bs of him to do ngl.

    • @Error707Unknown
      @Error707Unknown Před rokem +417

      @@theblob156 Yeah, the problem is definitely not the making of the video at all. It's good to bring awareness to this issue but this video is unsettlingly happy and upbeat for the topic it covers. Adding the sponsors just means profiting of the tragedy. The video itself was done in incredibly poor taste :(

    • @theblob156
      @theblob156 Před rokem +26

      @@Error707Unknown u are right

  • @GojiBoiEarth1964
    @GojiBoiEarth1964 Před rokem +941

    Junko’s case is why I wish people like Dexter Morgan exist to hunt these monsters down.
    It’s sickening how these boys made a innocent girl go through literal hell beyond anyone’s imagination for *44* days and even then she still gets disrespected as not only did the boys only gotten a pretty short prison time for a horrific crime like that, but also one of the boy’s mother vandalized her grave because “she ruined her son’s life” while one of the boy’s dad made a sex doll literally based on Junko. Out of any case I’ve seen, I never seen a case like this that gets me disgusted and also enraged at the same time.
    And what gets me even more mad is that Junko actually would of been saved if the Police actually checked everything in the house.
    Hopefully karma gets them what’s coming.

    • @plantboy6249
      @plantboy6249 Před rokem +46

      most of the time i am apposed to vigilantism, but in some cases, it is needed

    • @kierunikoforovretro
      @kierunikoforovretro Před rokem +10

      You know the quote "you can't keep them in the dark for life" meaning no matter what you do they will learn and know what's happening in the world, the quote suits you, this is probably the first time you are witnessing cruel things like this I can tell this because how overwhelmed your emotion are, it's like you don't what to say but anger, the world is slowly getting revealed to you
      I myself have been revealed to this kind of cruel for a long time, I'm starting to accept that this is natural, I'm not saying that this is not horrible, is it horrible and I want justice for her, all I'm saying is that I don't have the power to stop this that's why I'm starting to accept it as natural, even when I have the power, I can't still stop this because every human including you can be this cruel/evil or even worse, that's why there is no permanent way to stop this, it is almost like it's part of us.

    • @kierunikoforovretro
      @kierunikoforovretro Před rokem +7

      "Humans are more demonic than animals" sure but If we are animals also we wouldn't call other animal like that because we don't know what's evil and good is, we don't know what's right or wrong if we are animals, our emotion/feeling don't get overwhelmed in matter of fact we probably don't have emotion if we are animals, what we only probably have is instinct

    • @kierunikoforovretro
      @kierunikoforovretro Před rokem +3

      Look I'm not saying that this isn't bad, it is bad, I sympathize for the girl. It probably doesn't feel right to you for me to say that this is natural, i know, it doesn't feel right to me either to say this, because in my country this type of cases are common, it was so common that it didn't shock me that much compare when the first time I saw it and thought every killer do this to hide the body. There is this news in my country about this student in college paternity, in order to join the paternity or brotherhood you will enter an initiation, the initiation compose of beating you with a wood or something, i didn't know exactly what it is their using but this student can't handle the initiation, he died while he's in the middle of it, the members of the paternity decided to cement him to the ground to hide his body, what sad about this is that his brother is waiting for him to graduate college so he can a have job but it break his heart knowing that he is dead before he can even graduate.

    • @eavesDropSound
      @eavesDropSound Před rokem +15

      The funny thing about karma is that we don't fully understand it. Although karma means "action" and is a consequence of that... whose to say karma returns to us in this lifetime? What if karma follows us into another life where we are born "innocent" only to receive exactly what we dealt in a past life? We all reap what we sew. The question is when.

  • @Rainjojo
    @Rainjojo Před 3 lety +19636

    It’s disgusting that even after her brutal death she’s still disrespected

    • @ilovememes3919
      @ilovememes3919 Před 3 lety +969

      Humanity is unfair

    • @ranjanbiswas3233
      @ranjanbiswas3233 Před 3 lety +629

      Because in their society, you can't stand out. Well she stands out the most, people from all over the world knows her.

    • @Gryph0n
      @Gryph0n Před 3 lety +508

      i lost faith in humanity

    • @MA-yu2ss
      @MA-yu2ss Před 3 lety +102

      @@ranjanbiswas3233 messed up

    • @ranjanbiswas3233
      @ranjanbiswas3233 Před 3 lety +281

      @@MA-yu2ss But it is definitely changing, raise of feminism and better moral values within youth.

  • @scarletburdette7662
    @scarletburdette7662 Před 3 lety +5430

    The really screwed up part about Junko was the fact that she was almost like those boy's 'dirty little secret'. In actuality, dozens, perhaps over a hundred, of people knew what was happening to her and yet NO ONE said anything. Those 4 boys weren't the only ones to torture her, after all. It's disgusting and vile.

    • @grownupkidzclub3427
      @grownupkidzclub3427 Před 3 lety +337

      Humans are sick

    • @BAN-K-AI
      @BAN-K-AI Před 3 lety +297

      @@grownupkidzclub3427 i need the aliens to wipe us humans out.

    • @itsbright16
      @itsbright16 Před 3 lety +54

      @@BAN-K-AI why not do it our self

    • @LilyIsAjinx
      @LilyIsAjinx Před 3 lety +138

      @@BAN-K-AI I actually don’t mind that I’ve lost hope in humanity

    • @enzolumare5680
      @enzolumare5680 Před 3 lety +71

      @@danielasilva8765 they had connection with the yakuza and even the boy’s parents were afraid

  • @cathykinn4516
    @cathykinn4516 Před rokem +546

    And even her Grave has been Vandalized. Those who make 'entertainment' out of a Sadistic Murder need to seek Psychiatric help.

    • @YaToGamiKuro
      @YaToGamiKuro Před rokem +11

      its to tell her story to those who are just too lazy to read news

    • @kichiroumitsurugi4363
      @kichiroumitsurugi4363 Před rokem +20

      ​​@@YaToGamiKuro Honestly, catering to those kinds of people isn't much better

    • @TheRealWaffles1
      @TheRealWaffles1 Před rokem +23

      @@YaToGamiKurono its fucking not, it’s profiting and glorifying the situation

    • @venomark7883
      @venomark7883 Před rokem +24

      Nah, I'd rather be a vengeful spirit and make sure those 4 boys gets dragged to hell while they're crying blood out their eyes and their skin peeled off as they get burned for all eternity without rest because in hell, death is not your escape because you can't die in hell, you get only suffering and torture for all of eternity nonstop

    • @banjoowo4001
      @banjoowo4001 Před rokem

      The entertainment helps to spread the news you dummy

  • @user-pw4du9ox4z
    @user-pw4du9ox4z Před 8 měsíci +113

    I am Japanese. I believe that this terrible incident must be passed down to posterity. The regret of the victims and their bereaved families is immeasurable. It is a shameful fact that the perpetrators of this incident are now living in our country without much punishment under the Juvenile Law.
    People from overseas say that "Japanese people are kind," but the penalties for criminals are just as kind. In Japan, there is still a strong belief that 'it is beautiful for the victim to endure in silence,' and overwhelmingly, the perpetrator gains for what the victim loses. (Among other things, the crime of sexual crimes is light.)

    • @user-pw4du9ox4z
      @user-pw4du9ox4z Před 7 měsíci +15

      It is truly shameful and shameful for a country, but Japan is a very kind country for perpetrators, who cannot inflict the same amount of hurt on the perpetrators as they do on the victims. This may be due to the fact that almost all judicial and political decisions are made by elderly men (almost no women).

    • @nessyness5447
      @nessyness5447 Před 28 dny +3

      It should definitely never be forgotten. But media being created about it should treat it from a place of empathy and respect for junko and her family. That awful manga , was very much not it and it's existance is very disrespectful to that poor girl's memory. Luckily there are some serious true crime youtubers in several languages, who cover the case without hiding how brutal it was, but respectfully and with visible empathy and sorrow for junko. So let's hope that reaches people better than that disgusting manga.

    • @MultiKwolf
      @MultiKwolf Před 10 dny +2

      your society needs some spine, how the murderes are still alive today is mind blowing , truly cowardice citizens

    • @sleeparalysisdemon1164
      @sleeparalysisdemon1164 Před 6 dny

      ​@@MultiKwolf Isn't it the government's fault? What are the citizens supposed to do? Kill government figures?
      The government in most asian countries rarely listens to the citizens anyway and this is coming from an Asian

  • @MrTakashihongo
    @MrTakashihongo Před 3 lety +4548

    That mom who vandalized junko grave was a demonic person. My son's life ruined by her! What about the life your son snuffed???

    • @alyssapinon9670
      @alyssapinon9670 Před 3 lety +451

      When I read that part I was thinking “Where’s her house? I just wanna talk...” 🔪

    • @MrTakashihongo
      @MrTakashihongo Před 3 lety +56

      @@alyssapinon9670 i know right

    • @alyssapinon9670
      @alyssapinon9670 Před 3 lety +163

      @@MrTakashihongo I’ll just talk to her using reason and compassion. This is reason 🪓and this is compassion 💣

    • @MrTakashihongo
      @MrTakashihongo Před 3 lety +32

      @@alyssapinon9670 compassion is for her grave.

    • @keijuaniapowers6655
      @keijuaniapowers6655 Před 3 lety +24

      @@MrTakashihongo that I would love to dismantle myself.. along with disfiguring her son

  • @johnmills9954
    @johnmills9954 Před 3 lety +2760

    The manga shouldn't be romanticised, what she went through was hell and boils my blood even years later. I can't even look at her picture anymore without feeling this overwhelming sense of dread.

    • @AJGress
      @AJGress Před 3 lety +245

      I hate the fact that this manga even exists. It's disgusting. I didn't watch the video because the story makes me enter a bad state of mind so maybe I'm missing context here, though.

    • @jayaniee
      @jayaniee Před 3 lety +56

      Same. Every time I see her picture, there’s this regretful feeling in my heart even though I wasn’t born in that year yet

    • @PabzRoz
      @PabzRoz Před 3 lety +40

      @@AJGress How is the manga messed up and disrespectful? What you're not allowed to take inspiration from real life events? Last time I checked every author does that. There's nothing wrong with taking inspiration of a real life event and writing your own story. And the story isn't even exactly the same. She survives at the end, an attacker was remorseful, they added a twin, etc. All things that weren't the case with the real story. And did the author even mention the real life event at all or that that this manga was based off of it? Even though it obviously is, if he didn't mention it and changed up the story like this then I don't get how any of this is disrespectful. The author is under no obligation to write his story exactly the same way it happened, he's writing a fictional story taking real life events as inspiration. The author did nothing wrong. If this manga is disrespectful then literally 50% of all movies, books, and entertainment is disrespectful. Shit take if you ask me.

    • @JennyInTokyo
      @JennyInTokyo Před 3 lety +41

      The manga shouldn't exist in the first place :(

    • @fishbrain9591
      @fishbrain9591 Před 3 lety +152

      @@PabzRoz Because it can be disrespectful to the victim. It's awful to have someone depict you going through your torture in detail for many people to witness. This is why (good) true crime docs usually don't depict scenes of torture and rape in detail, and when showing crime photos, blur out the victims face.

  • @SanguineArtz
    @SanguineArtz Před rokem +267

    Let me tell you something right now. As someone who is avidly in touch with true crime, that case depressed me enough to stay way from any true crime related shit for months. Nothing about it is fascinating. It's just pure evil what that poor child went through...

    • @sleeparalysisdemon1164
      @sleeparalysisdemon1164 Před 6 dny

      Honestly the only remotely fascinating thing about this case for me is just how messed up human can be

    • @single_use_planet_
      @single_use_planet_ Před 5 dny

      Learning about this case in detail is one of the biggest mistakes I ever made, it won't leave me alone, I close my eyes and see her suffering, it haunts me.
      The simple thought of doing such things to a person is so far beyond what my mind can comprehend it shocks me how anyone can just brush this off, my life will never be the same.

  • @TheForeskinStealer2820
    @TheForeskinStealer2820 Před rokem +264

    I just like how her friends and the principal gave her the diploma when buried

    • @adraabouji1937
      @adraabouji1937 Před 6 měsíci +23

      It's so cute, at least some people have sympathy

  • @whattheel117
    @whattheel117 Před 3 lety +7468

    Bruh when I heard Aki speak about one of the boy's mother coming to the girl's grave and saying she ruined her son's life I started RAGING.

    • @red0421
      @red0421 Před 3 lety +583

      Some people deserve to be beaten.
      Her son did unspeakable, unforgivable, _evil_ things to this poor, poor girl and was only sorry he didn't get away with it.
      Pretty sure the _BTK serial killer and rapist_ showed _some_ remorse for what he did. Pretty sure that guy got a life sentence or was put on death row - these monsters in human flesh were given a decade at most for what they did.

    • @MsAnimefan95
      @MsAnimefan95 Před 3 lety +159

      @@red0421 He got life in prison since the crimes occurred before Kansas re-implemented the death penalty.

    • @godisforever7263
      @godisforever7263 Před 3 lety +510

      "Ruined her son's life!? What about the girl's life?!?! Won't you be sad if your son was raped by 4 men then tortured and killed him!?"
      I would say that to that person if they ever said that to a victim of a crime committed by your own son.

    • @splurski
      @splurski Před 3 lety +63

      @@MsAnimefan95 I dont think he did, he got released after like 8 years and made a family with a Roman Woman

    • @cloroxbleach3888
      @cloroxbleach3888 Před 3 lety +159

      Sometimes you have to hit a woman

  • @Brandon2940
    @Brandon2940 Před 3 lety +6917

    "They're still alive and breathing today"
    Me: ".. why?"

    • @angadjoshi7909
      @angadjoshi7909 Před 3 lety +172

      🗾 japan

    • @gravityfallscanada
      @gravityfallscanada Před 3 lety +152

      @@angadjoshi7909
      Japan is an evil Godless country.

    • @sakuranovaryan9261
      @sakuranovaryan9261 Před 3 lety +372

      It's not just Japan's even in my country if you have connections with the powerful political party you can rape and murder any girl to your liking and kill any dude as brutally as you want and get away with it. It doesn't matter. Justice means so little. Guess you'll just have to hope there's a God who will punish such people if he even exists...

    • @medealyn2635
      @medealyn2635 Před 3 lety +105

      @@gravityfallscanada the same goes for every country including your country too

    • @deadinside8719
      @deadinside8719 Před 3 lety +39

      @@sakuranovaryan9261 karma will hit them I guess

  • @mahinhasan1903
    @mahinhasan1903 Před rokem +109

    These are the crimes for which death penalty should exist. I read the wikipedia, and I'm surprised those 4 scoundrels didn't even get life imprisonment.
    Even the parents of one of those scoundrels knew what was going on and they just let it happen. Absolutely disgusting.

  • @zking2929
    @zking2929 Před rokem +118

    RIP Junko Furuta, she sounds like she was a bright young lady with a great future and those 4 monsters robbed her of that future. The result of this case is disgusting, I hope the family gets closure. 🙏

    • @viridianacortes9642
      @viridianacortes9642 Před rokem +16

      I hope reincarnation exists and she can be reborn into a better her life and fulfill her dreams. I’d like to think maybe enough time has passed for her to already be reborn as the next superstar and we just don’t know it yet. Wouldn’t that be nice? 🥲

  • @duckling4073
    @duckling4073 Před 3 lety +6517

    The fact that those bastards still walk free and seem to be doing quite alright with no remorse or whatsoever still messes with my brain

    • @kitana5583
      @kitana5583 Před 3 lety +466

      I don't understand why no one has found them and killed them.

    • @vineethk133
      @vineethk133 Před 3 lety +413

      @@kitana5583 because those bastards belong to the yakuza gang. This gang is notorious for such crimes

    • @butthole9067
      @butthole9067 Před 3 lety +89

      One of them has a baby girl.

    • @edawn7615
      @edawn7615 Před 3 lety +81

      @@kitana5583 I wish I could

    • @averageanimefan519
      @averageanimefan519 Před 3 lety +288

      @@kitana5583 Well, most of them had their identities protected during the trial and all of them had them changed afterwards. Plus they had ties to the Yakuza, so they're protected through them.

  • @federalbureauofinvestigati5549

    The parents of those disgusting criminals had the audacity to vandalize her grave and claim she ruined their sons life

    • @detectivehan5717
      @detectivehan5717 Před 2 lety +632

      when in reality, it was the other way around...

    • @federalbureauofinvestigati5549
      @federalbureauofinvestigati5549 Před 2 lety +703

      @@detectivehan5717 yea i cant imagine how much she suffered in those 44 days those men will feel the same ten fold in hell inshallah

    • @ijustreallylikecats3744
      @ijustreallylikecats3744 Před 2 lety +282

      I hope she’s okay in the sky now poor girl was a mother of a small child poor girl deserved better:(

    • @federalbureauofinvestigati5549
      @federalbureauofinvestigati5549 Před 2 lety +92

      @@ijustreallylikecats3744 no idea about her being a mother that just makes it 10* worse i hope these guys rot in hell for eternity

    • @nunyabiznes33
      @nunyabiznes33 Před 2 lety +66

      @@federalbureauofinvestigati5549 There is no hell, that's why they should be made to feel it on this lifetime.

  • @chamxmil2
    @chamxmil2 Před rokem +134

    now I haven't watched the whole video yet, but dont you guys think making a manga abt this case is rather.....disrespectful? this girl suffered so much and someone made a book abt it 🙁🙁
    idk something just seems off abt it

    • @cohlinegarnet8313
      @cohlinegarnet8313 Před rokem +22

      Yeah, cause all people see is money. What is a protest going to do for them? Nothing. So they'd rather make mangas and movies about it instead so that instead of helping her out, they can profit off of it while pretending to do something.

    • @mcflurryfrostie
      @mcflurryfrostie Před rokem +28

      Exactly. It's more than just disrespectful it's disgusting. There is absolutely no reason why ANYONE should sit down and explicitly illustrate a real life person's horrendous r*pe experience so some sicko could get off to it. If an author/mangaka wants to make a work based off a crime like that they should only describe the events around it, not go into detail about the crime itself.

    • @chamxmil2
      @chamxmil2 Před rokem +9

      @@mcflurryfrostie Thank you! I couldn't find the right words for it and you described exactly what I was thinking. I understand wanting to look into the crime out of curiosity, but it should honestly stop there. People should just pay their respects and move on, not write a whole damn book about it.

    • @mcflurryfrostie
      @mcflurryfrostie Před rokem +11

      @@chamxmil2 100% facts. A book about something like this should only ever come from the person who experienced it, not other people trying to imagine how it occured.

    • @jang2386
      @jang2386 Před 9 měsíci +3

      Youre right homie

  • @littlebitbatty3562
    @littlebitbatty3562 Před rokem +74

    Uziga Waita made the most traumatizing, second person point of view manga of Junko Furuta that I have ever read. I found myself physically Ill reading this manga, every injury, every ounce of pain she went through… this poor young woman didn’t deserve what happened to her. I guarantee that if this happened in any other country, the perps would be punished by the general public more than the actual country.

  • @sixkeiii
    @sixkeiii Před 3 lety +5288

    its actually horrifying that the boys didnt show any remorse and they're sane that they did the thing they did while having the guts to brag about it

    • @CrabTastingMan
      @CrabTastingMan Před 3 lety +352

      One of the criminal boys actually cried about his actions...
      “I am so angry at myself for being stupid enough to accidentally reveal my own crime.” He actually said this.
      This boy was like Issei Sagawa level of evil, later proudly proclaiming the “fun” he had while torturing Junko. That’s what he reminds me of.
      To clarify:
      While studying in Paris in 1981, Sagawa liked a dutch woman taller than him (his fetish, she was 178cm and he was 145cm) and so he took a gun and shot her head off and started to violate her corpse and eat it too. This was a huge news all over Europe back then and Asians were collectively suspected of wanting to eat white women. (Records show he was going to eat a German woman studying in Japan 10 years prior, but they just thought he was in her room for rape, not cannibalism and they gave the victim money to acquit her accusation). Then he got scott free pleading insanity, and when he got back in Japan he became a millionaire selling his book about the experience.
      The Japanese publisher was thrilled to have the rights to this book, and the Japanese populace bought it in droves.
      Not even other cannibals around the world publicly paraded their crimes in oublic, and tried to make money off of it. This is what set Sagawa apart from others.

    • @sixkeiii
      @sixkeiii Před 3 lety +245

      @@CrabTastingMan jesus christ what in the actual hell thats stomach churning holy shit

    • @karmaisntreal
      @karmaisntreal Před 3 lety +6

      @@sixkeiii You can watch him in VICE channel

    • @karmaisntreal
      @karmaisntreal Před 3 lety +138

      @@sixkeiii I felt like vomiting after watching his interview or something in VICE. That guy doesn't even have any guilt and was trying to justify what he did was just 'normal'.

    • @jeckjeck3119
      @jeckjeck3119 Před 3 lety +21

      @@karmaisntreal
      I'm more surprised vigilante justice didn't reach him.

  • @SesamUbe
    @SesamUbe Před 3 lety +8245

    What really gets to me is that the police officer wasn’t convinced by their denial alone. The boys actually offered him a chance to check the home, but the officer decided the willingness to let him in was reason enough to believe in their lack of involvement, so he left without looking inside. Junko was so close to being saved that day

    • @colorbar.s
      @colorbar.s Před 3 lety +813

      That was actually the parents who invited the cops in. They saw junko enter the house but never fully questioned it or looked into it, so they didn't know either.

    • @lunatic0verlord10
      @lunatic0verlord10 Před 3 lety +435

      These cops should be shot for incompetence.

    • @niweditasharma5046
      @niweditasharma5046 Před 3 lety +320

      @@colorbar.s i think that they knew but were afraid of their own son so they never said anything

    • @willowishida3497
      @willowishida3497 Před 3 lety +447

      I read that it was Minato's house they were keeping her and Minato's family just didn't want to get involved since they knew one of the other 4 perpetrators, Miyano, had yakuza ties. That and also their son was growing to be more violent towards them.
      One time Minato told Junko to act like his girlfriend in front of his parents but then dropped it when the parents said they won't say anything to anyone or do something... I can't imagine the pain Junko went through, to see how someone knew but still chose not to save her. It was Minato's brother that called Minato to say that Junko was dead.

    • @Phoenix_Ash30
      @Phoenix_Ash30 Před 3 lety +13

      @@willowishida3497 well said.

  • @tyranoxis7386
    @tyranoxis7386 Před rokem +139

    ive seen japan documentaries of students who are interviewed about how they were bullied and HOW THE TEACHER GAVE NO SHITS ABOUT IT, the teachers really just told the bullies to stop as if they would. Like how blind can the teachers be about human nature and empathy.
    The teachers really just said: "stop bullying, this is your last chance"
    as if the kid will make some dhar mann comeback and stop bullying.

  • @coolgamerjaw8803
    @coolgamerjaw8803 Před rokem +71

    Junko was a strong young lady who went through the hardest thing someone can possible go threw I hope more people can see her as brave and strong instead of “the girl who got rap*ed and brutally killed” i’m sure she will be happy to know that people from all over the world will know about her and see her for such an amazing person she once was she was too good for this world and defiantly a person I wish i’d met

    • @tom97009
      @tom97009 Před 5 měsíci +1

      Dude STOP ant nothing brave what she went through. The woman BEGGED AND PLEADED TO BE RELEASE AND LATER TO DIE. Stop!! Your are bringing more disrespect to her name by calling her “strong” she didn’t say “you can’t break me I’ll take ya best shot” she literally “please let me go I won’t say anything…..just kill me now!!!!”

  • @Zaners82123
    @Zaners82123 Před 3 lety +20077

    Honestly with everything they did to her, her surviving 44 days is incredible. She was a strong girl.

    • @sythepie
      @sythepie Před 3 lety +2839

      Yeah, she is a strong girl but it worked against her because if she died quicker she wouldn't go through all that pain. I just wish that she could have died on the first day so she wouldnt be tortured for so long. i hope that doesnt come off as me hating her. no, i dont. i hate the boys who did this to her 100%. but i just wish that she didnt go through that and just died peacefully

    • @Sammmliu
      @Sammmliu Před 3 lety +1410

      @@sythepie yeah sometimes death is better than live

    • @Cecilia-ky3uw
      @Cecilia-ky3uw Před 3 lety +516

      no rather surviving 44 days was a torture

    • @Cecilia-ky3uw
      @Cecilia-ky3uw Před 3 lety +206

      whats so bad about dying in the first place though think about it you dissapear you dont feel anything

    • @r4n638
      @r4n638 Před 3 lety +160

      Choosing Between Death And Life Is A Hard Thing, That's For Sure.
      Neither Is Objectively Better Than The Other.
      I Personally Chose To Live Even If Life Had Me On The Edge Of The Blade. Atleast Then, When That Blade Finally Cut My Throat, I Can Happily Greet Death And Cry Till I Can't Anymore

  • @Yoshey
    @Yoshey Před 3 lety +3340

    The most disturbing thing is that those four boys are still walking around in this world ...

    • @ReubenXR
      @ReubenXR Před 3 lety +375

      I think 1 committed suicide right? The big main guy got put in witness protection AND was caught assaulting a woman...seriously dont understna dhow they arent locked up.

    • @Yoshey
      @Yoshey Před 3 lety +78

      @@ReubenXR Really? Oh, this is just not right.

    • @ReubenXR
      @ReubenXR Před 3 lety +294

      @@Yoshey I don't remember to be 100% sure, especially about the suicide.
      The big buy being given witness protection + committed a crime against a woman in France or somewhere in Europe I am 90% sure about though.
      I have been trying to get this case out of my head honestly. I read about it 10 years or so ago...honestly I went too deep. There are some pictures of what happened to the girl...
      Seriously for anyone thinking of researching this case deeply. Do not. Just don't do it. It is by far the worst I have researched. I know some people say the toolbox killers recording the screams of their victims is the worst, but that is until they learn about this case. I can handle fucked up shit pretty well, but this case just haunts me. It singlehandedly made me lose hope in humanity.
      It is also the reason I am against the whole "he/she is just a child" defence being used when a child commits a horrible crime. Some under 18s have done horrible shit but get away with it lightly because of that. This was also the reason these guys got off so lightly. That and the fact that the big guy had connections with the Yakuza.

    • @enrik3582
      @enrik3582 Před 3 lety +85

      this just makes me believe that light wasn't all wrong

    • @frisk7674
      @frisk7674 Před 3 lety +68

      For real they should've been killed right away after getting caught and confirming their actions

  • @brattrox2939
    @brattrox2939 Před 2 lety +94

    The Wikipedia looked like a short story at a first glance but I had to pause and take in what I had read a few times. It's unbelievable what was done. I honestly have never even been able to imagine anything close to the crimes they committed. It was a bulkier story than expected and the amount of things she had to endure, I would be horrified if someone went through just one of those 40 days she did. I can only hope she was numb to most of it.

    • @adraabouji1937
      @adraabouji1937 Před 6 měsíci

      That wouldn't really be possible, unless she suffered so much pain during the first days that she didn't feel anything in the rest

  • @Error707Unknown
    @Error707Unknown Před rokem +267

    This video... wow. To say I'm extremely disappointed would be an understatement. The upbeat tone, the random 'silly' sound effects, and the damn *sponsor*?! I'm sorry but this doesn't exactly radiate respect for her or her family. Come on now... she deserves more. Rest in peace, Junko.

    • @damien.-fm3yo
      @damien.-fm3yo Před 7 měsíci +10

      ...honey- no- 1 its a sponser. it was before the video 2. HE WAS TALKING ABOUT HOW TERRIBLE AND HOW BAD THE MANGA WAS. chill.

    • @ku-uteute
      @ku-uteute Před 7 měsíci +44

      ​@@damien.-fm3yoEven if the original video said how terrible it was, the up-beat tone and sponsor leaves a distasteful look to the actual demented crime that happened, and what OP said, it felt disrespectful for them atleast, such a post to be uploaded and with how generally light hearted the video appears to be.

    • @Nezsecretchannel
      @Nezsecretchannel Před 7 měsíci +24

      It’s a heavy subject. It’s a disgusting subject. It’s a dark subject. When I first read the story I was crying and throwing up. The “upbeat nature” is probably to make it more bearable.

    • @4amproblems
      @4amproblems Před 6 měsíci +4

      That's why the sponsor is not in the middle of the story. The video can't be monetized in this case so he needs to get the money somehow, as it does take time and money for recording and editing

    • @Error707Unknown
      @Error707Unknown Před 5 měsíci +9

      @damien.-fm3yo Not the condescending "honey" lol 😭
      Why sponsor a video and profit off a murder whilst simultaneously adding goofy sound effects and keeping an upbeat tone is really horrible when talking about such a tragedy. I wouldn't be doing that shit at a funeral, would I? It's just respect.

  • @ye3s146
    @ye3s146 Před 3 lety +4116

    The fact that the perpetrators are still living normally and are most likely proud of the fact that their crimes have been turned into manga is just depressing...

    • @ronank2432
      @ronank2432 Před 3 lety +412

      japan court and police is a joke, they also let the cannibal man go free

    • @neonnatella4632
      @neonnatella4632 Před 3 lety +243

      @@ronank2432
      Ah that one bastard i forget abt his name but he even get rich and famous becuz of his crimes tch

    • @Wist_.1
      @Wist_.1 Před 3 lety +42

      If only those boys no animals were to get reincarnated to the world of goblin slayer as hopeles girl villagers if only
      (Proly bad gramar but who cares)

    • @aziziazemi627
      @aziziazemi627 Před 3 lety +5

      One of the murderer is active on Twitter defending his crime and playing victim.i got his twt @denngekiraketto

    • @somerandomdude2245
      @somerandomdude2245 Před rokem +34

      I hope they get reincarnated as junko and get to relive everything they did to her while being fully conscious they are reliving it infinite times over

  • @Janedoe-ns2vd
    @Janedoe-ns2vd Před 3 lety +4273

    Rip Junko she never deserved what happened to her

    • @terminatroll-_-3269
      @terminatroll-_-3269 Před 3 lety +200

      No one deserves something like this

    • @Janedoe-ns2vd
      @Janedoe-ns2vd Před 3 lety +24

      @@terminatroll-_-3269 yeah

    • @nekozaemon3803
      @nekozaemon3803 Před 3 lety +102

      There's new Junko every day somewhere in the world, like Venezuela, Cuba or somewhere in Africa or Middle East. We know about Junko only cuz it's happened in Japan. Think about it and live with this....

    • @nekozaemon3803
      @nekozaemon3803 Před 3 lety +4

      @@terminatroll-_-3269 Hitler?

    • @grownupkidzclub3427
      @grownupkidzclub3427 Před 3 lety +51

      @@nekozaemon3803 yeah, sadly there is someone suffering a tragic fate every day, which is so sad

  • @haunted.doll.s
    @haunted.doll.s Před rokem +15

    I hope these boys’ funerals are empty, their likenesses made into punching bags and the public image of the worst people imaginable and their graves defaced, vandalized and torn up, for generations afterward so Junko may be remembered as who she was and these boys will be remembered as one thing- monsters.

  • @kimster7951
    @kimster7951 Před 9 měsíci +17

    The fact that grown men are profiting off her story. Feels kinda weird man. She's been exploited enough in life. Give her a break.

  • @G1assWater
    @G1assWater Před 3 lety +4619

    The most sick thing i've ever heard about this story is, the one who murdered her is bragging about it in real life and even married someone after their identity is changed.

    • @willhem5668
      @willhem5668 Před 3 lety +142

      A Clockwork Orange ending

    • @lolmao500
      @lolmao500 Před 3 lety +291

      I wish cops would release their new names so they could be hunted down and dealt with.

    • @celty228
      @celty228 Před 3 lety +265

      @@lolmao500 I’ve always heard about these demonic shit stains for months and have always wished the worst on them. Honestly, things like these should allow people to get the death penalty, despite being a teen. I’d even go as far as to say they should have their limbs broken for an hour or so before the death penalty. At best? Give them a branding on their face that says,”I torture children, find my case under Junko!” And send them out into a den of parents with weapons and children who’ve had similar crimes committed against them.

    • @celty228
      @celty228 Před 3 lety +166

      @ngan dinh nah, you’re right, the death penalty alone is too good for them.

    • @thefish1292
      @thefish1292 Před 3 lety +52

      If hell really do exists , the three will probably get the worst punishment and suffer from their punishment in hell for eternity

  • @taylorscott7109
    @taylorscott7109 Před 3 lety +3065

    i'm still pissed that these guys have a light sentences. It so unfair that they can live their life while Junko didn't get a chance to live her life that was sadly taken by these cruel people.

    • @vipuldutt7658
      @vipuldutt7658 Před 3 lety +116

      More importantly, the way her life was been taken away by that damn guys was horrific. :(

    • @laughingkoffin
      @laughingkoffin Před 3 lety +85

      Why do they even have a life now? Shouldn't everyone be afraid of them, boycott them? Why people didn't make their life depressing enough to take their life? Why everyone is protecting them?Even their photos are not coloured, anybody will have hard time identifying them

    • @mightyja9201
      @mightyja9201 Před 3 lety +44

      As a man, I'm also pissed. Death sentence is not even enough to atone their sin.

    • @thanhanluucong7341
      @thanhanluucong7341 Před 3 lety +34

      I don't support violence to problems, but there are exceptions. This is one of those, I also wonder why prisonlife didn't f***ed the perpetrator already.

    • @maxpayne930
      @maxpayne930 Před 3 lety +1

      If this is real Japan those creatures would never live not cool at all : /

  • @cottonfluff1317
    @cottonfluff1317 Před rokem +15

    I read the Wikipedia page.. as fast as I could to get it over with. Once I was done I simply started sobbing uncontrollably. I feel for this sweet angel, I'm so sorry that this happened. How I wish that things were different, how I wish for justice to be made. Bless her forever, bless her soul may she be in heaven. I feel broken, my heart aches and I wish that things were different, she was an angel, so strong. She must've been so scared, so tired and in so much pain. I feel for her, I'm so sorry for her, I can't even begin to imagine how... Evil people can be. I just, I couldn't even finish this video, the intro was so disrespectful. I'm so sorry sweet baby Junko, may you flourish in heaven, may you be happy and in peace.

  • @i1403s
    @i1403s Před rokem +27

    Honestly junko's case is horrifying. I genuinely can't believe that the guys who did that are still walking around freely, they could do it again and they'd probably still not get arrested. It's just horrible. Junko deserves justice

  • @colorbar.s
    @colorbar.s Před 3 lety +9544

    What Junko went through is an absolute tragedy. It should never be forgotten, forgiven or romanticised.

    • @BlueHarvey
      @BlueHarvey Před 3 lety +580

      I'm actually shocked (but not surprised) that a Manga of this case exists. It's the most vile and disgusting thing I've ever heard the human race do to another human.
      Not going to lie when I say I almost threw up when I heard the story. May Junko rest in peace.

    • @just_a_turtle_chad
      @just_a_turtle_chad Před 3 lety +138

      A Turtle didn't approve of that tragedy 😞

    • @JustAChinesePleb
      @JustAChinesePleb Před 3 lety +273

      @@BlueHarvey I got so mad how the court failed to give justice as well...

    • @Kanamon22
      @Kanamon22 Před 3 lety +110

      What's more amazing is the sentence those fucker got...

    • @yeojims
      @yeojims Před 3 lety +3

      I think I seen this case before

  • @neeevirus
    @neeevirus Před 3 lety +5570

    imagine doing the worst things imaginable to a human for 40 days
    then the law says, "Oh sh*t he's a minor! Sorry guys but you can't do much"

    • @akiraigarashi2874
      @akiraigarashi2874 Před 3 lety +600

      And even protected their identities as a cherry on top.

    • @karlacastanares3084
      @karlacastanares3084 Před 3 lety +446

      Fuck, minority... I would've dragged those little shits to hell.

    • @polypalettes
      @polypalettes Před 3 lety +178

      I would’ve gave them life sentences at best on how horrid the Junko’s case is if i was the judge. I would’ve probably went to therapy

    • @sweeety969
      @sweeety969 Před 3 lety +109

      I'm not a violent person but...

    • @thedesensitizedsympathizer5307
      @thedesensitizedsympathizer5307 Před 3 lety +8

      No you woundn

  • @smrzgk
    @smrzgk Před 9 měsíci +24

    The warcrimes of Japan and the murder case of Furuta Junko is the reason why I'll never visit Japan.
    Japan should be really ashamed of this, how could they just let such a thing slide?

  • @juanantonio1913
    @juanantonio1913 Před rokem +97

    This case makes my blood boil because they boys were not given enough time
    Idc if there where under age they decided to do those things they should own up to there actions
    Poor junko she never got justice R.I.P

    • @StarMisura
      @StarMisura Před rokem +1

      Underage gotta be one of the STUPIDEST REASON I EVER HEARD
      So what if a 5 Year old commit 100 terrifying murder ON PURPOSE and there’s proof that this kid is a MENACE
      You gonna let it roam free because they’re UNDERAGE
      Ok that’s a very terrible example

    • @ifirespondiamstupid7750
      @ifirespondiamstupid7750 Před rokem +2

      It's dark times. In America, they released dangerous felons in mass. Expect more of these to happen.

    • @juanantonio1913
      @juanantonio1913 Před rokem +2

      @@ifirespondiamstupid7750 damn that's sad and deep

    • @ifirespondiamstupid7750
      @ifirespondiamstupid7750 Před rokem +2

      @@juanantonio1913 true.

    • @dennisduncan7561
      @dennisduncan7561 Před rokem

      No they don't.

  • @psykidomcscotty13
    @psykidomcscotty13 Před 3 lety +4407

    Its scary that those 4 boys, might be in their late 40s or 50s now, still living and walking around somewhere. Junko would've been alive and had a life if it wasn't for their horrible acts and those 4 boys get to live.

    • @Cairo40000
      @Cairo40000 Před 3 lety +481

      I genuinely hope that there's at least someone out there hunting down those four pieces of shit

    • @Ghostielollipop
      @Ghostielollipop Před 3 lety +400

      If it makes you feel a bit better, I've heard people on 2chan annually doxx them

    • @Cairo40000
      @Cairo40000 Před 3 lety +315

      @@Ghostielollipop ahh 4chan. They're chaotic neutral at it's finest. They may be racist but they sure know how to properly bring justice

    • @ghekor
      @ghekor Před 3 lety +341

      @@Cairo40000 no no not 4chan but 2chan, which is like the japanese 4chan, but only 10x worse from what i heard

    • @Cairo40000
      @Cairo40000 Před 3 lety +68

      @@ghekor That place sounds amazing! How can I join those special lads?

  • @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache
    @TheRealGuywithoutaMustache Před 3 lety +31277

    It's really messed up to see what human beings are capable of doing to other human beings.

    • @jabbaryu5399
      @jabbaryu5399 Před 3 lety +337

      We are animals

    • @akst7638
      @akst7638 Před 3 lety +1553

      @@jabbaryu5399 animals are better than us 🙄

    • @naniwo4438
      @naniwo4438 Před 3 lety +477

      @@akst7638 we live in a society

    • @phosphorusdream
      @phosphorusdream Před 3 lety +289

      Found this man in the comment section everyday 1/1

    • @jotarokujo312
      @jotarokujo312 Před 3 lety +108

      BRUH it's you again !!!! Why am I seeing you everywhere not that I have problem with that but this can't be a coincidence

  • @abhinandinisamantaviia5934

    "Hell is empty and all the devils are here."
    - William Shakespeare

  • @justakid8904
    @justakid8904 Před rokem +14

    Those men weren't men, they were beasts wearing a human hide.

  • @Briarxoxo
    @Briarxoxo Před 3 lety +7368

    They kept and tortured this girl in one of the boys’ bedrooms....He was still living at home and his mom knew Junko was there and what they were doing to her but was too terrified of her son to do anything about it. It’s said that Junko managed to crawl down the stairs at one point when the boys were gone to try and get help and the mom saw her, but did nothing... This whole case makes me so sad and angry.

    • @flav2689
      @flav2689 Před 3 lety +55

      @Rose Yes, at least almost.

    • @oliviarivera7847
      @oliviarivera7847 Před 3 lety +862

      She wasn’t afraid of her son, she didn’t want her sons life to get ruined. Disgusting

    • @negativelm1079
      @negativelm1079 Před 3 lety +376

      @@oliviarivera7847 I heard it’s cuz the son had connections to the yakuza so even the parents were afraid to retaliate

    • @Dtzeo503
      @Dtzeo503 Před 3 lety +65

      It was definitely scarring to read idk why i clicked on this video. Just to relive that again smh.

    • @fletcher4098
      @fletcher4098 Před 3 lety +8

      @Rose what did Nelson say?

  • @spookypaladin4667
    @spookypaladin4667 Před 3 lety +6446

    The fact that the parents INVITED the cops inside and the police declined to go in to search is the most tragic part of it all. It all could've been avoided if the police had actually done their damn job.

    • @helloworld2784
      @helloworld2784 Před 3 lety +654

      Police here sucks. So many girls had stalkers and asked for help, they just dismissed it. One of them is stabbed to death.
      Now, I'm being stalked and getting threats, and I can't even get help. It's 2021. Nothing changed.

    • @spookycrossaint5519
      @spookycrossaint5519 Před 3 lety +151

      @@helloworld2784 come to America you'll have rights to self defense and have your own weapons

    • @zimacva3023
      @zimacva3023 Před 3 lety +136

      @@spookycrossaint5519 while me in the philippines the justice system sucks so bad 💀

    • @jenesaissubliminals1159
      @jenesaissubliminals1159 Před 3 lety +238

      @@spookycrossaint5519 America's shit too

    • @firegodessreiko
      @firegodessreiko Před 3 lety +72

      @@jenesaissubliminals1159 but comparatively better than the rest of the world.

  • @xanosghoul
    @xanosghoul Před rokem +20

    As soon as I saw her face I knew who this was about and the amount of people commodifying this innocent girl's torture and death for music manga and games without paying their respects makes me feel sick.

  • @marcin5690
    @marcin5690 Před rokem +8

    it's disgusting someone is making money on her suffering

    • @etoileshine1011
      @etoileshine1011 Před rokem +4

      Same goes for this video literally had a sponsorship in the beginning of the video making money off of a girl's suffering.

    • @akhandtripathipyz9888
      @akhandtripathipyz9888 Před rokem

      ​@@etoileshine1011 yeah
      Hypocrisy

  • @rosemaryieee137
    @rosemaryieee137 Před 3 lety +2623

    Another messed up thing about this is that one of the preparator's mother vandalize Junko's grave, blaming Junko for ruining's her son's life. What the hell???

    • @jurina9773
      @jurina9773 Před 3 lety +301

      Atleast we know how he get his brutality came from.

    • @karlacastanares3084
      @karlacastanares3084 Před 3 lety +166

      Don't worry, they'll all die someday and go to hell... I'm also sure I'm gonna go to hell, if I see them, I'll do the same shit to them.

    • @spookyscarylamppost3431
      @spookyscarylamppost3431 Před 3 lety +164

      Honestly, thank God her son's life is ruined. I'm hoping the mother is next with that action of hers.

    • @karlacastanares3084
      @karlacastanares3084 Před 3 lety +42

      @@spookyscarylamppost3431 With that attitude? She'll probably offend someone with her idiocy.

    • @abadenoughdude300
      @abadenoughdude300 Před 3 lety +54

      I think this is the part that triggered me the most. Compare this pos to the parents of the otaku killer. Fucking hell, man.

  • @Lazersyrup
    @Lazersyrup Před 3 lety +2846

    I will always remember Furuta Junko. What happened to her are some of the most depraved things humans can do. She endured for so long. She was so strong. We lost an amazing human to these vile creatures.

    • @Katreat4000
      @Katreat4000 Před 3 lety +26

      @Idk tbh ngl Inshallah friend, Hope karma hits them twice as hard

    • @gerragotheallidile
      @gerragotheallidile Před 3 lety +4

      @@Katreat4000 Karma doesn't exist.

    • @Gyrfalcon312
      @Gyrfalcon312 Před 3 lety +17

      Well said, ma'am. When I first heard of the case, after the horror subsided somewhat, I promised that I'd never forget her.

    • @dredgengam4610
      @dredgengam4610 Před 3 lety +4

      @@Katreat4000 don't hope for it... Because they will get theirs and that's a guarantee.. Just be patient.

    • @_adonisk
      @_adonisk Před 3 lety +1

      @@dredgengam4610 what are you talking about? She died 30+ years ago

  • @GJYYNGII
    @GJYYNGII Před rokem +21

    There's a manga that's based on a murderer, created by said murderer. The manga is called "Sagawa-san," and it's created by Issei Sagawa. It's about the time where he met a woman in France during the 80s, and he decides to kill her. The manga is also very graphic, as it also contains subjects like cannibalism and n3cr0phi1i4. Since Sagawa killed her, he was sent back to Japan, and was sentenced to prison for 2 years, and he still roams free in that country.

    • @Qyrnth
      @Qyrnth Před 7 měsíci +1

      😰😰😰

    • @Floatingfr
      @Floatingfr Před 5 měsíci

      Fr they found a loophole in Japanese law and only got a few years

  • @gingeral253
    @gingeral253 Před rokem +15

    I remember hearing this story years ago and I just shocked me. I didn’t know people could be so cruel.

  • @AnIdiotWithBenefits
    @AnIdiotWithBenefits Před 3 lety +2992

    This case literally makes me livid. Those disgusting boys got away with the monstrosities they committed and Junko never got real justice. I cant even look at the perpetrators photos without wanting to gag.

    • @kingdomheartsfangrl6
      @kingdomheartsfangrl6 Před 3 lety +78

      Same here. I cannot imagine being that fuckin evil

    • @AnIdiotWithBenefits
      @AnIdiotWithBenefits Před 3 lety +81

      @@kingdomheartsfangrl6 Poor girl deserves the world :(

    • @jisthebestletter8505
      @jisthebestletter8505 Před 3 lety +3

      @@AnIdiotWithBenefits kono dio da

    • @2101995eu
      @2101995eu Před 3 lety +43

      Me too mate.
      I'm afraid if I saw one of them at street I'd have a stroke or going berserk.

    • @AnIdiotWithBenefits
      @AnIdiotWithBenefits Před 3 lety +36

      @@jisthebestletter8505 😐😐 the whole squads laughing 😐😐

  • @yourmomschesthair7203
    @yourmomschesthair7203 Před 2 lety +10915

    What made me cry the most was that her friends said that they were waiting for her (when she was still alive) and that they wished she could've graduated with them

    • @ghostface2055
      @ghostface2055 Před 2 lety +587

      The principal gave her a graduation certificate so in the end ina way they graduated together even tho she died

    • @Ghost-hr3rq
      @Ghost-hr3rq Před 2 lety +370

      @@ghostface2055 yeah she was also buried with her school uniform

    • @thehypeoverk-popisoverwhel8472
      @thehypeoverk-popisoverwhel8472 Před 2 lety +19

      Lol we have the some profile pic

    • @dinasaur8626
      @dinasaur8626 Před 2 lety +16

      @@thehypeoverk-popisoverwhel8472 no u dont

    • @nilionth
      @nilionth Před 2 lety +5

      @@dinasaur8626 no u dont

  • @MikiMiki89
    @MikiMiki89 Před rokem +31

    I hate the fact that the people that tortured Junko are still roaming in the streets

  • @sommerr.6248
    @sommerr.6248 Před rokem +14

    16:45 I got curious about the manga after watching this last year and looked it up and read it. It was horrible. But I've completely forgotten about everything I saw in there, and I'm happy my brain forgets things after a few months

  • @TheIronArmenianakaGIHaigs
    @TheIronArmenianakaGIHaigs Před 3 lety +30010

    44 Days Of Hell makes me mad. How lightly the perpetrators got off. The incompetence of the police who were most likely paid off or didn’t want to get involved. The only reason the body was even found was by luck. Many people visited the place where she was being held to do awful things to her, none of them came forward to report what was going on. The perpetrators were tried as juveniles, there is no way after all the demonic crimes they did they should have been tried as juveniles.

    • @grownupkidzclub3427
      @grownupkidzclub3427 Před 3 lety +2736

      She was failed by humanity, failed by everything and everyone around her

    • @andre51605
      @andre51605 Před 3 lety +1806

      it's at times like this when the "an eye for an eye" approach has to be done

    • @crookedacorn8338
      @crookedacorn8338 Před 3 lety +2081

      One thing that got me pissed as hell from this case was the fact that one of the perpetrators' mum blamed the poor girl for his life being ruined. Absolutely abhorrent stuff.
      Edit: the whole case pissed me off. I didn't articulate properly that that specific thing made me even angrier than I already was.

    • @andre51605
      @andre51605 Před 3 lety +448

      @@crookedacorn8338 well, I'm sure it pissed off almost everyone who knew anout the case, except the perpetrators and their families

    • @ungodlytemptations
      @ungodlytemptations Před 3 lety +837

      It's dispicable acts like this that make me change my stance on the death penalty.
      Hell, donate their body for scientific research, but don't give them any anesthetic, don't put them under, and fill them with adrenaline to keep them conscious.
      Even that would be too good for them.

  • @ewakrzesi6762
    @ewakrzesi6762 Před 3 lety +1781

    The wiki was such a horrific thing to read it was actually so hard to read and i can't even begin to explain how hard i was crying over it. I am so sad and disgusted that these things happened and the fact that these messed up monsters are walking freely is the scariest thing. I'm so sorry this happened and for Junko Rest In Peace

    • @picklewart5382
      @picklewart5382 Před 3 lety +101

      This is just one of the crimes that have actually been documented. Imagine how many undocumented cases there are of crimes like these. Respect the dead and mourn for them, but don't get lost in despair or anger over it, because these things will always happen until the very day all humankind is gone.

    • @cnlbenmc
      @cnlbenmc Před 3 lety +6

      There are also worse people and things out there than this too, If you want something really bonechilling; Look up the 36th SS Grenadiers. They were literally the worst of the worst Nazi Germany had to offer.

    • @randomrealistictone2231
      @randomrealistictone2231 Před 3 lety +17

      @@picklewart5382 I hope humans become extinct

    • @millianarakuzen
      @millianarakuzen Před 3 lety +2

      @@randomrealistictone2231 don't worry, it will

    • @picklewart5382
      @picklewart5382 Před 3 lety +9

      @@randomrealistictone2231 Good news then, our extinction is inevitable both biblicaly and scientifically.

  • @kaazledazzle6891
    @kaazledazzle6891 Před rokem +6

    it’s really sad that someone is being tortured right now. and i’m scared that it could be me or my friends or family it could be anyone because of the word “no”

  • @N_Tertainment7
    @N_Tertainment7 Před rokem +9

    It's crazy how these guys got away with 4 seperate heinous crimes just because they were underage. And are still roaming around to this day. I feel like everyone needs to rethink they're justice system, because it's too kind to the perpetrators.

  • @illcuin40
    @illcuin40 Před 3 lety +3133

    I can’t even look at the picture of the girl without remembering all the tragic events that happens to her...

    • @Xaphatt
      @Xaphatt Před 3 lety +106

      Things that happend to her might happening right now but even worse things. Difference is we got proof for this crime but everyone else nothing at all imagine all other people having it even worse

    • @Mary-xp3yw
      @Mary-xp3yw Před 3 lety +7

      Me too

    • @mikumikumania4574
      @mikumikumania4574 Před 3 lety +15

      Same. It still haunts me

    • @sha8672
      @sha8672 Před 3 lety +9

      same. i wanna throw up everytime i think about it

    • @insertusernamehere3173
      @insertusernamehere3173 Před 3 lety +1

      Ikr.

  • @yoshi999z7
    @yoshi999z7 Před 3 lety +2662

    Something Aki didn’t mention and that is not clearly mentioned on Wikipedia was that these boys had a connection to the yakuza that were protecting them and they made junko call her house to tell them that she is safe and that she has escaped to live with her new boyfriend, they threatened that if she didn’t do that, the yakuza would murder her entire family, she was naive and agreed. Her father on hearing this, stopped searching for her, didn’t inform the police of her location even though he knew where she was and he cut her off for the shameless act of escaping to live with her boyfriend, neighbours kept telling the family what they think was going on but her family was like she deserves it for escaping. When the police actually showed up that one time that aki mentioned, it was the neighbours who called them, not her parents even though they knew her whereabouts all that time. When, she was finally found, the yakuza had a hand in their easy sentencing along with the laid back attitude of her parents. Her parents are probably rotting in hell now, experiencing every single form of torture imaginable.

    • @sdbzfan1
      @sdbzfan1 Před 3 lety +518

      I mean yakuza are not to be taken lightly
      That being said japanese parents take running away seriously, to them you made your choice so its no wonder why the mom was breaking down in court upon finding out what actually happened to her

    • @yoshi999z7
      @yoshi999z7 Před 3 lety +321

      @@sdbzfan1 yes exactly, this was also long ago where escaping or eloping actually meant you are dead to this family especially in such a strict Asian household, things have changed a lot since then, that’s ofcourse not saying that there aren’t still some parents who are like that

    • @lostnemesis
      @lostnemesis Před 3 lety +187

      @@sdbzfan1 I definitely agree with what you said the Yakuza are not something you take lightly if they say they're going to kill your family they're probably going to do it and they're most certainly going to get away with it there are so many what ifs like if her family was a little more progressive Maybe she would be alive but damn it that poor girl...

    • @garfieldsspaghetti
      @garfieldsspaghetti Před 3 lety +77

      She sacrificed for something that isn't even worth it.

    • @sakatagintoki4590
      @sakatagintoki4590 Před 3 lety +72

      And in Japan, Yakuza are untouchable by law enforcement but they value honor.. and I hope they have the honor to punish those freaks who tarnished their name.. if not then they're assholes as well

  • @russianworm4205
    @russianworm4205 Před rokem +8

    I read another manga years back which took place after her death and in this story she had a little brother. The brother then goes on to hunt down the four culprits to avenge her. I wish I could remember the name, maybe someone here knows.

  • @aino-kaisav5504
    @aino-kaisav5504 Před rokem +17

    My mind simply cannot comprehend how any human being could ever do something this horrendous to another human being. Rest in peace, Junko Furuta.

  • @VMKjelly
    @VMKjelly Před 3 lety +2804

    Whenever I see her face, my whole day is ruined just remembering what I know happened to her and how justice was not served.

    • @masumahmed3845
      @masumahmed3845 Před 3 lety +59

      OMG same i still can't believe humans could be this evil

    • @celery8059
      @celery8059 Před 3 lety +23

      Same . Fuck dude

    • @AgoraNights
      @AgoraNights Před 3 lety +10

      Same

    • @yurineko3388
      @yurineko3388 Před 3 lety +88

      Same, and I feel guilty about it because I so wish she wouldn't have to be associated with something so horrible every time she's brought up. I wish we could remember her by the good things she did in her life, and not reduce her to simply being the victim in this horrible tragedy...

    • @lobotomy__
      @lobotomy__ Před 3 lety +15

      same. i wish i could just hug her...

  • @olorae
    @olorae Před 3 lety +1075

    I can't imagine how hard it must be for the victim's family to see Mangas and films romanticizing the murder of their loved ones.

    • @Kumalalaguyy
      @Kumalalaguyy Před 3 lety +17

      Yea

    • @JackassTMP
      @JackassTMP Před 3 lety +117

      Ikr its disgusting, turning a case like this and basically marketing it

    • @2101995eu
      @2101995eu Před 3 lety +89

      Well, mother did have a mental breakdown, and father is missing (hopefully successfully hunting down the mofos, and not just like, "depression, gamble, dead")

    • @randommandom604
      @randommandom604 Před 3 lety +19

      Why not sue the manga artist and the production house.

    • @hannah1535
      @hannah1535 Před 3 lety +3

      @@2101995eu
      I hope so

  • @Prop_
    @Prop_ Před rokem +7

    1 second in and theres a fucking advertisement

  • @Luckilly_
    @Luckilly_ Před rokem +10

    10:15 this is when he starts reading

  • @professionalobese5529
    @professionalobese5529 Před 3 lety +15298

    For anyone defending the boys, I would suggest to actually read all the horrible things they did to her. She truly didn't deserve it, and no human should ever go through the pain she endured. Remember Junko, remember the victim.
    I hope she is resting in peace.

    • @professionalobese5529
      @professionalobese5529 Před 3 lety +628

      @Eternal SerenityThe majority of them were deleted, thank god.

    • @louiecruz4952
      @louiecruz4952 Před 3 lety +537

      I dont see anyone defending the demonic dudes..

    • @professionalobese5529
      @professionalobese5529 Před 3 lety +809

      @@louiecruz4952 I checked yesterday, they were all deleted

    • @ujonic.2090
      @ujonic.2090 Před 3 lety +760

      Ok who are defending the boys i swear i just wanna talk

    • @Diana-uy8of
      @Diana-uy8of Před 3 lety +622

      @@ujonic.2090 some user with username 'women hater' you can see under the reply sections of one of the top comments, most probably the vandalizing grave one.

  • @zer0grav1ty76
    @zer0grav1ty76 Před 3 lety +3181

    A healthy reminder that all of that happened to junko because she said *no* to a boy :(

    • @astherielle5151
      @astherielle5151 Před 3 lety +43

      i actually wanna know the full story where can i read or watch it?

    • @paranoidwishes
      @paranoidwishes Před 3 lety +112

      @@astherielle5151 A British CZcamsr named ‘Eleanor Neale’ made a video on it.

    • @paranoidwishes
      @paranoidwishes Před 3 lety +93

      @@astherielle5151 or you could look it up/ read about it on the internet. But Eleanor gathers up all the information and makes a whole video on it if you don’t want to read about it :)

    • @EMMA-rz3si
      @EMMA-rz3si Před 3 lety +39

      @@astherielle5151
      The Rotten Mango podcast on Spotify covers the case in great detail, it’s over an hour long. You’d have to scroll down a lot to find the Junko Furuta one though, it’s at the bottom.

    • @cheeryrozetea
      @cheeryrozetea Před 3 lety +11

      She Said No For What?

  • @ngrey651
    @ngrey651 Před 9 měsíci +7

    You know, the first manga COULD work if it was a case of showing what happens when peer pressure leads to people giving in to their worst desires. Like maybe at first a few of them don’t want to do this but the more they do it the crueler they get because they keep getting praised by their friends and their darker impulses keep being fed. It could work as a warning against that kind of behavior. Maybe even against bystander syndrome. But you would really have to show that a few of them REALLY didn’t want to do it at first or were really horrified and it’s only after a long time so they start to break and turn into worse people.

  • @smeyely
    @smeyely Před 4 měsíci

    Ty joey for these vids, i love expanding my manga literature through u

  • @kookiekracie1915
    @kookiekracie1915 Před 3 lety +3304

    As of 2019, 3 out of the 4 boys who were in these cases were rearrested again. Shows that these guys were beyond redemption regardless of their age at the time

    • @wariot707
      @wariot707 Před 3 lety +24

      So good news or bad news?

    • @s0so328
      @s0so328 Před 3 lety +529

      @@wariot707 good news is that their lifes are "ruined". bad news is that they were not punished harshly

    • @Sry342
      @Sry342 Před 3 lety +283

      Yeah, no shit. Any smart person would have seen it coming, no decent human being would ever be able to commit such a horrifying crime. Sadly whoever decided their punishment was waaaay too generous and naive.

    • @singbin
      @singbin Před 3 lety +163

      @@marinaaguas9219 death is too nice. they should rot in jaiI.

    • @eggegg8181
      @eggegg8181 Před 3 lety +64

      Yep I just feel like there’s no way these monsters could be rehabilitated into society based of the horrific nature of their crimes. They’re scum of the earth and should rot in jail, they’re a danger to society

  • @itzelmontalvo6645
    @itzelmontalvo6645 Před 2 lety +15971

    One of her friends said this on her funeral:
    "Jun-chan, welcome back. I have never imagined that we would see you again in this way. You must have been in so much pain…so much suffering… The happi we all made for the school festival looked really good on you. We will never forget you. I have heard that the principal has presented you with a graduation certificate. So we graduated together - all of us. Jun-chan, there is no more pain, no more suffering. Please rest in peace…"
    I rarely cry, but this made me shed tears at 3 am. What kind of monsters, why are they allowed to live like normal people?
    Rest in Peace Junko. You never deserved this much pain.

    • @nezuko72
      @nezuko72 Před 2 lety +47

      @@gleaming5844 helo syo just telling reminding you togami is on the hall to the left

    • @xuetian123
      @xuetian123 Před 2 lety +183

      It all starts with some very specific protective measurement they've been taking under a set of law named Shonen-ho, known as the Japanese juvenile law, many other notorious and loathsome aftermath had taken place as the results from that dated law, let alone the crimes themselves. I'm really not sure whether you want to dig into it.....since not only many of them walked away anonymously (given alias like Boy A, Boy B to inform the public, etc.) after all the clamaties they've done, many of them have reconducted crimes later on...

    • @_ghoul3z
      @_ghoul3z Před 2 lety +167

      @@xuetian123 so the govt protects her abusers? if I am understanding correctly, they were able to go on without this following them ? if that’s the case I’m sick to my stomach and confused how that is possible or even morally admissible in the eyes of the law

    • @xuetian123
      @xuetian123 Před 2 lety +125

      @@_ghoul3z I think the Japanese wiki is more informative than mine, I tried the english translantion and it partly works. You can get an idea about what became those "boys" by focusing on the "After the boys“ part (the correct paraphrase would be "the inforation about the boys after the trial"), yeah, they remained known by surnames (a, b, c, etc.) while the victim's life get widely exposed by the media....the absurdity indeed....

    • @spacequitlmao
      @spacequitlmao Před 2 lety +7

      I swear to fucking god, the boys make me so mad. Same with the police officers! They only have 7-10 years of jail time, what the fuck popo's? Why not give them death time? Why?

  • @invisibleplanets
    @invisibleplanets Před 6 měsíci +5

    Junko Furuta's story is beyond horrific. It's difficult to listen to and I've heard and seen it all. The amount of brutality is abhorrent.

  • @tooru5244
    @tooru5244 Před rokem +13

    I remember the firet time i read this case years ago, it got me all sort of feelings when i read it, angry, sad, disgusted, sick, everything mixed up that make me want to puke. Now that i see this case again it doesn't make it any easier.

  • @nini2488
    @nini2488 Před 2 lety +5238

    Honestly i agree with the journalist that spilled their names.. Those disgusting beings dont deserve any human right or freedom at all

    • @user-ub2oe1mn1i
      @user-ub2oe1mn1i Před 2 lety +294

      Ikr they should life sentence them, This is so unfair to junko

    • @deusexultima6471
      @deusexultima6471 Před 2 lety +265

      @@michikonakahara6098 Suffering in hell is not enough
      I want them to suffer what Junko's felt, in most gruesome way and being alive

    • @illquanbenjamin6182
      @illquanbenjamin6182 Před 2 lety +140

      Ngl if I ever meet the journalist, I might just shake their hand and say thank you

    • @razr-x9666
      @razr-x9666 Před 2 lety +47

      @@deusexultima6471 depends on which hell (like which interpretation of hell in religion), Ik some are worse than others, I hope the boys are sent to the one which makes you relive all the wrong things they’ve wronged

    • @ENGCS_YukthaTD
      @ENGCS_YukthaTD Před 2 lety +9

      They'll get redo of healer karma

  • @kutiekitsune213
    @kutiekitsune213 Před 3 lety +11517

    The fact that Junko is only remembered for her murder is horrific.. She deserves to be remembered for who she was, not what happened to her. Her murderers should never have their names spoken, they don't deserve humanity for what they did.

    • @qwmx
      @qwmx Před 3 lety +632

      To be fair, no one outside of her private life knows her. We can only see the case, the crimes that were committed and the result. I just hope she was genuinely a good person, I would be so disheartened if I find out I was upset about a horrible person's horrible fate.

    • @GrayeIra
      @GrayeIra Před 2 lety +286

      @@qwmx she was a good person from what people have said.

    • @qwmx
      @qwmx Před 2 lety +79

      @@GrayeIra Lots of people say that about other people they don't know personally. It doesn't mean it's true.

    • @Rene-ie4im
      @Rene-ie4im Před 2 lety +575

      @@qwmx even if she was a bad person NO living creature deserves this horror
      Except for the people who have done this to her of course

    • @qwmx
      @qwmx Před 2 lety +26

      @@Rene-ie4im I disagree. I can list several people who I know who deserves some of Furuta's fate (I said "some", not "all") and they haven't even done as much horrible things as the perpetrators. Some people deserve being tortured for being shitty, enriching themselves on making innocent people suffer and then living a good life with zero repercussions (such as highschool abusers, also known as "bullies"), whilst their victims have to deal with the memory and trauma as a result of whatever was inflicted upon them.

  • @MissRirialol
    @MissRirialol Před rokem +7

    as a japanese person who even does this in japan? the insane pain she earned just for saying “No.” ? im still disappointed when i first heard the case.

  • @YUNSOriginal
    @YUNSOriginal Před rokem +6

    You wrong for doing an ad on a sad case bro

  • @yandereskitty
    @yandereskitty Před 3 lety +1491

    Imagine, being so much of a terrible, inhuman being. That you go and vandalise a grave.
    Like, what even....
    How did that even process in her brain. Her son wasn't affected by this girl, he didn't even know this poor child.
    That part made me extremely sick. How dare she do that.
    Yet, she learns what a disgrace of a human her son is, and she doesn't accept that. She failed as a mother and as a human that moment.

    • @kyuuchat
      @kyuuchat Před 3 lety +158

      Not only that, his father was planning on paying restitution towards her family, but his son took all the money and bought luxury items with it instead.
      This is the same one that boasted about what he did to her.

    • @yandereskitty
      @yandereskitty Před 3 lety +79

      @@kyuuchat That is just so despicable. I know everyone is like they are just kids. Bur no, I believe you take a life, you should have yours rotted away in jail. There is no excuse to be made. He did not care. So why should he be allowed to be free. Makes me so so mad.

    • @kyuuchat
      @kyuuchat Před 3 lety +82

      @@yandereskitty And yet that's the thing -- they weren't "just kids." The youngest one was 15~16 years old, yes, but the others ranged from 17 to 18. By that point they aren't "just kids," but near-adults who know goddamn well what they're doing.
      3/4 of them have been arrested several times after being released for what they did to Furata Junko. One of them was even arrested for attempted murder in 2018! It's so blatantly obvious none of them learned from it and will gladly keep committing crimes.
      There's only one out of the four that hasn't been arrested since he got out of prison for what he did to Junko. But for all we know, he just hasn't gotten caught. It'd take a miracle to reform someone after doing something like this with no remorse.

    • @lunatic0verlord10
      @lunatic0verlord10 Před 3 lety +20

      She must join her son in a vigilante punishment.

    • @marocat4749
      @marocat4749 Před 3 lety +1

      Not saying they shoulf be in prison forvlife nassesery, but at least under through psychiatric criminal and given a chance to reform, anx being in process conftonted and forced to, and that they are let off only if they really throughly arenz a danger to anyone anymore. And not let off till then . Also psychological reflecting forced is really reallymore reforming and punishment.

  • @oweeb5909
    @oweeb5909 Před 3 lety +2044

    Man, hell is a scary concept but when you remember people like this exist, it makes you incredibly relieved.

    • @HiBuddyyyyyy
      @HiBuddyyyyyy Před 3 lety +66

      Geez, I’m an atheist too, but I hope deaths just like sleeping well again.

    • @VoidHeart1
      @VoidHeart1 Před 3 lety +12

      @@HiBuddyyyyyy ?

    • @trach350
      @trach350 Před 3 lety +24

      Im just wondering how did she not die on the 20th day?? The things they did to her were so brutal wouldnt she die from enternal bleeding the first time they put things in her

    • @abyssGazerTV
      @abyssGazerTV Před 3 lety +25

      Too bad that according to (at least Lutheran and Evangelical) Christian doctrine, Anne Frank may go to Hell for being Jewish, while Hitler can get away with it because he believed in Jesus.

    • @MarkzBaui26
      @MarkzBaui26 Před 3 lety +64

      @@abyssGazerTV thats why i believe a real god isnt bound by any religion because religion is man made

  • @Salvage5681
    @Salvage5681 Před rokem +11

    Why do humans exist. God damn man, just why. I don't believe in any spiritual stuff but if there is a heaven I wish Junko rests in peace. The people who look at this case and get sexual gratification from it should die. I don't care anymore. I am so tired, there are so many things wrong with this entire situation. I can write an entire essay on my feeling about this but I'm just gonna end it here for my own sake.

    • @mcflurryfrostie
      @mcflurryfrostie Před rokem +1

      I feel you man. I read about this story years ago and to this day it still upsets me greatly. I would love nothing more than to see the disgusting men responsible for this crime recieve a punishment equal to the amount of suffering they caused this poor child.

  • @blues3397
    @blues3397 Před rokem +8

    I saw a post about her on social media (about 4 years ago), there weren't many details so i decided to check the whole story on you tube
    Still traumatized to this day ... Justice wasn't served ....Rest in peace Junko Furuta

  • @annegriswold2116
    @annegriswold2116 Před 3 lety +966

    I think the saddest thing about this case is so many people FAILED that poor girl. She could have been saved, its disgusting how many people knew yet did nothing. Seriously be prepared if you check out what happened to her, there is a video on youtube that covers the details if you want to look and don't want to read it. I can only hope there are no more Junko's.

    • @grownupkidzclub3427
      @grownupkidzclub3427 Před 3 lety +73

      Sadly, there probably is or have been more, the true nature of humanity is disgusting, humanity failed her

    • @andre51605
      @andre51605 Před 3 lety +29

      @@grownupkidzclub3427 and it's because of this that there are people like Hitler tbh

    • @aiman5705
      @aiman5705 Před 3 lety +15

      I think at Japanese country is always like that ppl ingnore other ppl privacy but hey if it's in my country those ppl must been dead by now cause ppl in my country is like family

    • @Ysekai
      @Ysekai Před 3 lety +3

      @@andre51605 look at Khmer rouge too, same shit but Asian version

    • @Ysekai
      @Ysekai Před 3 lety +3

      @@grownupkidzclub3427 the more you know the more you get disappointed in humanity and get to hate it

  • @VoidHeart1
    @VoidHeart1 Před 3 lety +1918

    Not a fun fact at all:
    The last day she won a game against the boys that's why they tortured her till her death

    • @alyssapinon9670
      @alyssapinon9670 Před 3 lety +530

      The things men with fragile egos can do. Fucking disgusting and terrifying

    • @user-ff1wi6dc1q
      @user-ff1wi6dc1q Před 3 lety +93

      A game of mahjong.

    • @thecipher8495
      @thecipher8495 Před 3 lety +46

      @@alyssapinon9670 sometimes accepting your shitty behaviour let out this fucked up things people do, this is why it's better to shame people if they don't change their ways

    • @mrglassman9554
      @mrglassman9554 Před 3 lety +38

      The boys who doing all of this to Junko are the real loser. You can't change my mind

    • @kubaduce
      @kubaduce Před 3 lety +32

      til the very end she was still fighting. she was an amazing and strong person shes in a better place now

  • @spoopyghost3333
    @spoopyghost3333 Před rokem +41

    A crime i remember that was romanticized was the Yuka Takaoka, dubbed the IRL Yandere. So many people made fan art of her and called her adorable and sexy.
    So long story short, Yuka find a host at a host club and becomes obsessed, she buys him out and then he ends up living with her. She sees him texting another girl, his sister or mom, and she stabs him in the stomach a bunch of times and said she will follow him in death soon. He somehow escaped her and made it to the lobby of their apartment. Ambulance is called, I dont remember if he survived. I think he did

    • @Plusboyserpremacy
      @Plusboyserpremacy Před rokem +6

      Yah he survived

    • @chicade4810
      @chicade4810 Před rokem

      Yeah, men and women alike will romanticize female killers (or criminals in general). It's a really gross double standard.

  • @pen_gui
    @pen_gui Před dnem +1

    rewatching this video now in 2024 right at 21:19 quote knowing that a creepily almost act by act case happened in Korea in 2014 and oddly enough the criminals of this recent case didn't even do it out inspiration to Junko Furuta's.
    I find this both sad and terrifying...as well as at loss of hope for humanity

  • @v3n0m71
    @v3n0m71 Před 2 lety +12873

    I hate how the murders are still living their life, the injustice in Japan is undeniable.

    • @jaketan8485
      @jaketan8485 Před 2 lety +352

      What?! Are they still alive now?!

    • @lunaboi666
      @lunaboi666 Před 2 lety +26

      @@jaketan8485 walking free and happily, some of them even got married i think, they can go to hell though, their families and wives too, imagine marrying a fucking murderer and rapist

    • @aarushupreti6040
      @aarushupreti6040 Před 2 lety +26

      saying stuff like let them rot in hell or may death punish them isn't gonna do shit they should be tortured and sentenced to life just like how they tortured junko when she was alive we don't even know if they would be on hell or if hell even exists

    • @Red_._.
      @Red_._. Před 2 lety +181

      @@jaketan8485 yup

    • @KnightWithAnAssaultRifle
      @KnightWithAnAssaultRifle Před 2 lety +695

      @@jaketan8485 they had a great life after getting out of jail like they committed more crimes

  • @juliatamara905
    @juliatamara905 Před 3 lety +1768

    i was only 12 when one of my friends told me about this story. i told her to stop but she wouldn’t, this story has been haunting me ever since. rest in peace junko furuta, you were too good for this world

    • @EMMA-rz3si
      @EMMA-rz3si Před 3 lety +77

      I was 10 when I did (not comparing trauma here). I’m so sorry that happened to you.

    • @lawlietlawliet
      @lawlietlawliet Před 3 lety +118

      I was 16 and even THEN I was traumatized. this made me sick for months. I was so agitated even when I went to sleep. I also kept daydreaming about killing those boys in worst possible ways.

    • @_SUPERN0VA_
      @_SUPERN0VA_ Před 3 lety +5

      I was 8 when i Heard about it

    • @ashlynx1470
      @ashlynx1470 Před 3 lety +57

      I feel you, as a 13 year old who reads a lot of true crime, this case is really disturbing and I am constantly reminded of it daily. The fact that the four boys still roam free today truly angers me

    • @addizonborero6073
      @addizonborero6073 Před 3 lety +5

      Im 12 and hoo boy im boutta get a life full of nightmares.

  • @arrowheaded
    @arrowheaded Před rokem +9

    Joey, I've been watching your videos for years. There are obviously some videos I disagree with you on, but I think this one is different.
    The immediate sponsor and the general comedic tone of this video is undeniably inappropriate for the horrific subject matter. I think you could have made this video, but in a different, more respectful way. In it's current state, I think this video does much more harm than good. I implore you to private this video, or talk about your present day feelings on the morality of profiting from this. Are you proud of this video, truly? - from a fan.

    • @LiterallyDennis
      @LiterallyDennis Před 4 měsíci

      1. This video obviously took TIME and EFFORT and he needs to be paid
      2. Think abt it he put the sponsorship at the start of the video and not the middle which shows that he knows what he is doing and that he actually cares

  • @sallypumpkin8201
    @sallypumpkin8201 Před 2 lety +5

    I didn't know what the furuta junko case was until recently and I am honestly so disgusted that I never knew what it was until like 2 weeks ago. I've been losing sleep over it. It's 1:06 am where I am. I've been having nightmares about it. Im 22 years old. I've never had a nightmare in my life. I've seen shojo tsbaki. I've seen cannibal holocaust. I've seen things that show visuals and yet true crime content with only photos of what junko looked like in life and the mugshots if her tormentors gives me the worst nightmares I've ever had.