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Truck driver found stabbed to death in company parking lot in Mie

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Police said Tuesday that a 39-year-old man was found dead in his truck in the parking lot of a transport company in Matsuzaka City in Mie Prefecture on Monday.

According to police, the victim, identified as Shinya Suzuki, was found in his truck at about 9 a.m. by the company president. He had stab wounds to his neck and stomach, NTV reported.

The company president was quoted by police as saying that Suzuki's shift had finished at 10 p.m. on Sunday.

Suzuki's wallet and cell phone were on him, but there was no knife left at the scene, police said.

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Retribution for something, maybe unpaid loans.

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Pissed off the wrong person maybe? 1 too many stop light incursions?

We'll never know.

S

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Couldn't pay his debts perhaps

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People in general do not get stabbed to death for no good reason, me thinks this poor Suzuki san royally pissed some other worker and now he is dead, RIP??

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Obviously cut off and then rudely gestured the wrong person.

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thats an awful lot of road rage

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No mention of wounds to the arms or legs, which suggests he didn't have a chance to defend himself. I reckon he was attacked by someone who was already inside the cab, so probably someone he knew.

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company conspiracy, loans, what coud it be? Was the wallet empty?

Awww, too much LA Noire. lol

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Come on Nicky, do you really think this truck driver got stabbed to death for cutting off the wrong person?? Doing rude gestures?? Then we would have truck drivers getting stabbed to death night and day in Japan.

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