Sophia University murder case unsolved 23 years Fathers sued for resolution September 9 19:01
In 1996 in Katsushika-ku, Tokyo, Sophia University's female students were killed and their homes were set to fire. The bereaved family handed flowers to the former site and appealed for a solution.
On September 9, 1996, Junko Kobayashi (21 at that time), a fourth-year student at Sophia University, was stabbed and killed with a knife at his home in Katsushika-ku, Tokyo, and his home was set on fire.
The incident was left unsolved for 9 years and 23 years. At the time the incident occurred, his father, Kenji (73), the chief of the Kameari police station, visited the site of his house and turned flowers.
In this incident, while it was raining, a suspicious man in a coat looking at Junko's house without losing an umbrella was witnessed, and the bereaved people were at Shibamata Station, which was often used by Junko. Handed out a leaflet with a call for information.
His father, Kenji, said, “I'm hoping that the incident will be resolved today and Asuka. I want to contact the police with courage, because little information is acceptable.”
Information is accepted at Kameari Police Station, 03/3607/0110, where the investigation headquarters is located.