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Forum - View topicINTEREST: Tow Ubukata Talks About Upcoming Prison Memoir
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relyat08
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I seriously want to read this, to be honest. I hope someone translates it somewhere.
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KH91
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This seems pretty juicy, and by juicy, I'm really interested(I already was before). If I ever go to jail, I'll find me a senpai really quickly.
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FenixFiesta
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"senpai noticed me!" unfortunately, it was in jail
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Vent
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Gotta love when someone manages turning beating their wife into a self-promotion opportunity.
And by love, I mean the other thing |
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Angel M Cazares
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Hopefully he learned to be a less crappy writer while in prison.
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omegaproxy
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I'm not surprised he would make this whole ordeal into some sort of story for manga or novel. Thats what writers do...
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Cutiebunny
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LMAO. I've watched enough Lockup on MSNBC to know that this can only end well. I feel as if Ubukata is doing this all out of spite. I'd really love to hear the wife's story, but I'm sure she's been paid for her silence. |
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Otakuteen18
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I'm interested read this too when it release and wow guy hit is wife just wow
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Agent355
 Posts: 5113 Location: Crackberry in hand, thumbs at the ready... |
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On the one hand, he's a jerk. On the other, interesting and humorous look into a segment of the Japanese prison system...
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EighteenSky
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Like others here I am very interested in reading this if someone translates it which I hope they do.
Oh, didn't know you had evidence that proved those allegations as true... |
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chronos02
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It's interesting how people believe that this man really hit his wife, when it's pretty much known that many of the supposed domestic violence charges among relatively famous people tend to be false and are staged to extort money, annoy the other party, or even just to piss off the other. What's worse is that the public system allows this, moreso in the Japanese system, where a simple report is mostly enough to sentence the other party to jail, however this doesn't seem to work in reverse, and by this I mean men reporting their wives for domestic violence.
This might not mean much, but working as I am in a lobby, and one that focuses exclusively in these kinds of issues, I can certify that most, if not all, the evidence is fabricated, twisted, and in many times done after the facts, just to abuse the system and "win". And this goes bothways, from the wife that reports the husband, to the husband that defends himself in court (and viceversa). What's even more interesting is that a lot of the falsified and fabricated evidence is done by already-known-to-be innocent defendants (since most recorded everything, kept logs, took daily pictures, etc.) that have to do so because their real evidence cannot be used in court because the system is flawed. When I read these kinds of news, I can only feel sorry for the defendant party, since they're either innocent, or did something on a completely different scale (in a good sense) compared to what was reported and he or she is being judged for. And yes, there are some real cases out there, but there're so few that they can even be considered outlayers. |
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Hameyadea
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Okay, That seems like it has potential. |
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maximilianjenus
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I am pretty happy that it seems that he is doing it to spite the legal system and not his wife; too bad this did nto happen 2 months later so he coudl ahve meet the guy who was jailed for scanning on piece
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ubukata is a pretty decent writer when he is given enoguht time to do so properly (aka, not when he worked in psycho pass 2) |
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Arale Kurashiki
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He's still a tool, but I'm glad to hear he'll be highlighting how the other prisoners could be quite nice people.
As for people still bringing up "stop allegating he did anything wrong!", not only is nobody doing that, but we've already had several pages of threads pointing out the numerous bad signs and red flags surrounding this whole situation. You can go back and find them if you want, but don't try and argue it here again. |
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Hoppy800
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Sounds like it will be an interesting read, and yeah the Japanese legal system is a messed up game, it's common sense, when you know the conviction rate is near 100% and charges can be dropped at the tip of the hat where there's 100% smoking gun evidence of a crime (no BS or heresy) to avoid trial, you know the whole thing is a game for tyrants in the judicial system.
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