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Dating back thousands of years, Children’s Day is buried deep in ancient tradition.  Large colourful carp streamers are hung outside houses of those with children to symbolize strength and success, whilst dolls of famous samurai warriors are proudly displayed indoors.  Families treat themselves with Kashiwamochi - rice cakes filled with sweet bean paste.

Team:

Anonymous Host - narration

Jessica Forsayeth - research, writing

Mike Migas - production, music

Andrew D.B. Joslyn - music

Milly Raso - creative direction

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Niki Walkey

He has no remorse at all. He wrote that 'memoir' purely to relive his crimes and gloat. He's a Psycho!

Alexandra Peshcherenko

Thanks Casefile. Loved the episode, never heard of this story, reminds me of Greyhound bus cannibal, though this one is more scary, as the perp seems not psychotic but psychopath. Thanks God I’m in Russia 😂

Saraneth

Hmmm, this one looks a little too gruesome for me, I think I’ll have to pass on listening.

John M

When a patreon pic is released does that take the the place of a early release casefile?

Iain Strachan

Horrible story. Brilliantly told as usual. Thank you. One thing: the title of the episode kind of gave away the age group of the killer so it wasn’t as big as a surprise as it might have been.

Stefan Bradley

Scariest part of Casefile for me is when Casey adds the extra warning at the start. Although the content of this one is scariest murder I’ve heard in a while 😳😳

John M

If you google Shinichiro Azuma a private Instagram pops up. Hard to tell from the small avatar but it does bear a resemblance to the few photos there are of the man as an adult

hotbagels

well I guess you get what you ask for. this one was the most grisly cases in a while. I almost wish I could unhear it. seeing the weird pictures of him online if you search his website name...just something else. i find this infinitely disturbing. he seems like the type of person you'd never think twice about if you knew him, seems to be in good shape, young, etc. These cases really make me emotional and want to throw away the key. 7 years and no supervision? I just don't get the no supervision part. yeah was laying in my bed with a totally horrified look on my face throughout this episode. i shudder to think what he gets up to on social media...

Hiedra

Wonderfully done! I am always so impressed by how unbiased the team is. This case is so horrifying and that awful man wanted to glorify himself even further. If is hard to talk about the rights of people like Boy A. He is most certainly an antisocial personality. The team does a great job laying out the facts and leaving it there without opinion. There are many true crime podcasts that add extra commentary to vilify the figures accused. Boy A definitely deserves it, but I am happy I can do that on my own. Good work!

Demi V

Creepiest part, to me, is knowing he doesn't have to report to a parole officer or even a therapist. I feel that, at a minimum, if you commit murders as a young child you should be in therapy for the rest of your life.

Nelly F

This episode is only 30min long but it took me until today to finish it because I kept getting creeped out and turning it off. Congrats Casefile, this was one of the scariest episodes to date (and brilliantly told).