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Man arrested over Meguro murder says Ebizo news gave him idea for location

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A 65-year-old man arrested for allegedly murdering an 87-year-old man at the entrance to his house in January told police he chose Meguro after continuous TV reports about kabuki star Ebizo Ichikawa’s residency in the same area, investigators said Thursday.

Ebiizo, who lives in a luxurious house in Meguro, was the subject of non-stop daily reportage after a bar brawl in November last year. “Filled with reporters and constantly on TV, Meguro seemed to be a very popular residential area,” the suspect, Yoshiaki Kimura, was quoted by police as saying.

A man resembling Kimura was caught on security cameras around Naka-Meguro station on two occasions before the crime.

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Now, is anybody going to hold Ebizo responsible for this murder?

Hopefully the media has learnt its lesson that giving him more attention than he deserves will result in murders that are newsworthy..oh wait

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This idiot,Yoshiaki Kimura needs to HANG ASAP!

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Blame Ebizo.

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Naw he's just an retired chimpira trying to make himself feel better among the 3 entities in his brain: (1)Confucianism,(2)Buddhism,and(3)Feudalism, where upon the 1&3 got the best of him...

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I think TV destroyed his brain. If you have the willpower, switch it off.

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That is so pathetic.

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No connection.

Heck the president of 7&I don't live too far from my pad, don't make my and his area an upmarket one.

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No, since he seems to mention that the media coverage was what really enticed him.

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Now, is anybody going to hold Ebizo responsible for this murder?

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