An update to this report: They identified the bones to belong to someone who is 60-79 YEARS OLD and the bones are TWO YEARS OLD. He was 158 cm tall and there’s no damage to the bones so they don’t know the cause of death yet

@balladofahomeschooledboy0514

Жыл бұрын

update us againnnn

@lynnyx_

Жыл бұрын

@@balladofahomeschooledboy0514 he was still wearing clothes, it was trousers but other than that no new updates

@NoOneImportant_02

Жыл бұрын

update? if not ok

@lynnyx_

Жыл бұрын

@@NoOneImportant_02 i havent heard anything else yet, but if i do ill send it over here. sorry :(

@bumi5504

Жыл бұрын

any updates?

They need to send Detective Aki asap

@Logan7281X

Жыл бұрын

WHAT, NO!! Just hire her an avatar. Full camera & audio hookup.

@SonicStalker123

Жыл бұрын

Why doesn’t this have more likes

@gachawithsuki123

Жыл бұрын

Fr

@ochalfbreedotaku5549

Жыл бұрын

Facts

@triggerhappy6398

Жыл бұрын

more like Detective Conan

I mean, if it is real, technically they got away with it for a while. It takes several years for a body to decompose. However, it’s hard to believe that no one noticed a decomposing body around a theme park for years (then again I don’t know the layout of the place or how many people go to that area daily so it may be feasible) but my best guess would be that they probably already had the body for a long time and just snuck it into the park now to freak people out since Halloween is coming and they want to either cause panic or they want to be caught. There is no way someone wants to “hide a body” in such a public area, they wanted to be caught.

@sleeplessmusiclover1791

Жыл бұрын

Unless the killer burned the body burning a human body can speed the process of decaying body but u are 100% right that this person wants to be caught

@MissAllanPoe1988

Жыл бұрын

Its called publicity to attract more visitors. How are you people this slow lol

@LittyWicky

Жыл бұрын

@@MissAllanPoe1988 Ma’am, I would recommend reading and comprehending before replying. My comment clearly stated “if this is real,” which means that I acknowledge the fact that there is a possibility of this being fake news. The rest of my comment was just theories based on the facts that we know right now. Also, I understand that many western companies do this quite often to garter attention from the populace, but the one thing that makes this situation different is that it occurred in Japan. They are much more strict about these sort of situations over there and it is much less likely for a company to make something up like this because it would create more public backlash than anything

@screamingmadvoid

Жыл бұрын

tbf the flesh couldve been manually removed. jeffery dahmer did that. hunters do tha all the tiem

@justabloke7222

Жыл бұрын

@@MissAllanPoe1988 I don’t know mannn, in japan you can sue anything for defamation, I doubt they want to ruin their rep like that

I think another reason why Asian people have a harder time with talking out their feelings is generally there is this view that you’re burdening that person with your problems. You keep your burdens to yourself and you deal with them yourself and rarely do you actually ask for help with those burdens. Even as I was younger I’ve always felt like I shouldn’t burden my parents with my problems because they’re probably going through stuff themselves and because of that I hold in my discontentment for too long and then I blow up.

@craftinapahantasiaartist

Жыл бұрын

Yes I can confirm that the fear of burdening others with my problems and growing up with beliefs like "keep it to yourself, don't talk about it, don't bring the room down" was very common belief among me and my family members.

@opiuchi864

Жыл бұрын

it's the complete opposite here: shared some of my problems with family, next thing I know they're using it as a conversation topic with relatives, co-workers, & friends. I've also learned more than I should about other people's personal lives. it's probably what drove me to become more closed-off... thinking about hiring a therapist, but they're crazy expensive, and ppl will probably gossip about that too. guess I'll just put my problems in rice. that shiz works every time!

@OGamerGirl92

Жыл бұрын

It's more detrimental than it does good though. You become hyper independent and push people away.

@rattersworld1016

Жыл бұрын

@@opiuchi864 I don't really like things being made a big deal out of, so I usually just wait for stuff to pass. Whenever I do otherwise it just gets super weird for me.

@faust5727

Жыл бұрын

@@opiuchi864 thats exactly what my mom did when she found out I had an ED. Told it to all my relatives and siblings. 💀 Why do parents do that

the bones were definitely left there to be found on purpose. the killer wanted them to be found. kind of like a "haha you won't catch me" because it's so public.

@Jayjay06-Anime-TCG

Жыл бұрын

I agree. I think it's a sort of sick public stunt that the killer wanted to let everyone know that he's uncatchable

If only these kind of things just existed in fiction and not irl nonetheless, I do love the way you cover these topics~ a healthy balance of seriousness, respect, but enough entertainment to pass as a good youtube video

@Marky-Mark1337

Жыл бұрын

Like the Texas chainsaw massacre?

i guess now we know why nobody questioned kagome's 'moving away' in inuyasha... seriously though, i cant even imagine what your situation would have to be to not realize a family member was dead (when their body had been rotting in your home for years) and then to throw their remains in the garbage thinking they were a prop for halloween? that one is really messing with my head.

@KazOoZles1412

9 ай бұрын

What episode was this?

Hey can you please update us when there is more on the accident? This is awful and I hope they catch the person how has done this.

@kitsunerinkan

Жыл бұрын

Someone commented up above with a little bit of info. Something like there are from someone in their late seventies and two year old bones, with zero damage.

Thanks for covering this topic and the mental health/societal aspects attached to it. Also I think it’s even sadder that people may be even MORE hesitant to get help after that intentional fire a few years back at the mental health facility in Japan that killed so many of the staff and patients.

The halloween setup is really cool 😍 We need to send Detective Aki to investigate this case;)

@cn005ckr

Жыл бұрын

Yea 😍

I love how you're the only one that can make somethins so grisly so fun but serious to watch :) You're very respectful about it as well

After conducting a judicial autopsy on a human bone found in a plant near Universal Studios Japan, police believe that the bones are of a man, 5 feet in height, and in his 60s or 70s. Police estimate that the unidentified man died about two years ago. Alongside the remains were a pair of black long pants, a men’s belt, and a pair of socks.

i wonder if this was more like a symbolic thing, like how people try to deposit ashes around theme parks for their dead beloved who liked the park. Maybe someone's family died and they left the bones there as a sign of remembrance. Its still not a good thing, but it doesn't necessarily mean it was an act of evil.

@skpokerface1

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking this idk about Japan but in the US I highly doubt funeral homes would let you just keep bones

@AK______

Жыл бұрын

@@skpokerface1 there have been cases where loved ones kept their deceased's bodies instead of turning them in or burying them properly. This could be something like this. If they weren't apparently totally skeletal I would even think maybe they got sick two years ago when everything was really bad and died at home and was never reported dead. Grief can make people a little crazy. I could see a situation where a loved one got sick and died and the family tried to keep the body, possibly also due to paranoia about going out and getting sick. Heck I could also posit another stretch of an idea; what if the person died and the family blamed the shutdowns for a lack of safety surrounding the funeral process. Now that things are opening they want to try and scare people away from coming to their country and making it worse again, so they disposed of some of the remains to create fear and panic that might keep foreigners from coming. Just a random spitball concept.

@skpokerface1

Жыл бұрын

@@AK______ hmm that’s interesting also super scary to think about. I guess either way this would be considered improper disposal of a body

@AK______

Жыл бұрын

@@skpokerface1 I mean yes, I said it still wasn't good regardless of why. It's just better than there being a murderer, and if it was anything like I said I wouldn't want them to get a big punishment or anything because this sort of stuff has to do with mental health issues which aren't helped by going to prison

6:34 On the subject of mental health, have you read any of Nagata Kabi's manga? She has 5 books and speaks about her own experiences with mental health and among other "taboo" subjects from her own life in Japan. They're essentially memoirs/essays in manga form. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great personal read.

@criesinpoor1725

Жыл бұрын

Loved Nagata Kabi's work!

Thank you for sharing this because it really sheds more light on Japan. I hope you're able to enjoy the rest of the festive spoopy month!

Human bones found near Universal Studios Japan's premises in Osaka last week are those of a man between the ages of 60 and 79, police said Monday. An autopsy found that the unidentified man was around 158 centimeters tall and that he died about two years ago, Osaka police said.

About the mental health situation in Japan, I can confidently say it's basically the same or worse across all of Asia. I myself grew up in China, and anytime you tell anyone about your worries, all you'll get is "I've had worse", "you're whining too much", or "you're bothering me". Basically, if you're struggling mentally, either you're too delicate, you're overexaggerating stuffs, or you're crazy and you'll be bullied for that. Many people in Asia, including me, hide all our worries because no one cares enough to listen anyway, and before you could realize, those negative emotions overwhelm you, and tragedies happen. Also, I've learnt in school that news about suicide are often overlooked or even not reported at all, because authorities are afraid some people will read the news and take their lives in the same way, which I guess makes sense, but also that doesn't justify why these news need to be covered up.

This kind of reminds me of the people who try to scatter ashes in Disneyland - maybe it wasn't even a killer (I sure hope it wasn't one anyway. Optimism, please come to me), but just someone trying to get their loved one's remains closer to like, Harry Potter that they loved

Hopefully those people rest in peace and the criminals will get arrested and never gonna be at peace. Stay safe everyone and happy Halloween. Edit I edit my comment to make it sound better.

Given that it sounds like it's an incomplete skeleton that sounds like it was sort of mixed into the plants and maybe even earth, I wonder if the remains were originally hidden in a mulch pile and then were accidentally distributed there. I wish we had more info on the condition of these remains and how they were found.

As sad as this is. as a South African. stuff like that happens here on a daily basis. and the police dont even try to find out what happened. or or just goes quiet after a while. our crime rate here is SCARY AF. i have some estimates but i dont know if anyone wants to know :/ but still i would pick to live in japan over South Africa if i could.

I really hope the person's remains are identified quickly, and I'd like to hope that this situation did not happen through someone else's nefarious deeds, though in this case it is hard to imagine that it was not. My thoughts go out to the family of this person and I wish for justice. Thank you for the video Aki.

When I hear about these stories I always think about how awful it must be for the poor person just going about their day when they happen to find the remains.

Loving the Halloween set up! It's so aesthetic :3

I'm fully convinced that one of the main reasons why Japan's crime rate is so low and because Japan has a very strong bystander mentality, combined with its shaming and silencing of victims. The normalization of the JK industry, along with the women-only train cars is proof of this. Japan would rather coddle criminals, than hold them accountable. Mental health is only a part of the problem.

@lucascoval828

Жыл бұрын

What is JK industry?

@gabetalks9275

Жыл бұрын

@@lucascoval828 Joshi Kosei, which is Japanese for "high school girl." Vice made a great documentary on the disturbing underground.

@lucascoval828

Жыл бұрын

@@gabetalks9275 Thank you.

I think a good tactic to get more support behind mental health services would be to convey something along the lines of: ‘if one of us is suffering, all of us are suffering.’

We must be very careful to not pathologize all these crimes. Yes, some may be committed by mentally ill people, but evil people exist, like those assholes in power taking rights and protection away from people based on money, race, nationality, gender, sexuality, etc. Yes, there should be better access to mental healthcare, but also there should be a better approach to solving social and cultural problems and addressing the source of problems where people are evil and hurt others for personal gain. Can't wait to see the next Detective Aki episode 💜 love youuu 💜

I appreciate the comment about the bones not being a child doesn't make it any better. I don't know why people only think children are the only ones who suffer especially when adults are far more aware and have so many years of experiences

It’s definitely a thing in Japan where it seems like a cultural thing where you shouldn’t show your emotions or express your worries. I could be completely wrong as I’m an American, but it’s sad to see. I hope this changes soon. Japan isn’t all nice and pretty like we (and japan partially) make it out to be.

please keep us updated with upcoming videos regarding this. Intriguing.

@Truecrimeresearcher224

Жыл бұрын

I would look into it yourself. Especially if aki is busy it's easier iff we find the info

loving the spooky backdrop its a fitting vibe, the figurine of the ghost pokemon caught my eye, chandalure and misdreavus are some of my fave spooky mon.

Anyone curious as of Nov 3, they've figured out it's the skelton of a man, aged between 60 & 79 and about 158cm/5.1ft. They believe he died about 2yrs ago and there's no damage in the bones that would lead them to what the COD was for him. They also found some pants and a belt, according to some articles. I think the consensus is that they found a full skeleton which has me wondering if he was a recently acquired educational piece that was going to be articulated (in really trying to look for a positive answer to why this happened) and the person is just too embarrassed to come forward about losing it in transit. Just feels like a possibility, however remote, that they were cleaning it or something and it toppled out.

Detective aki is seriously some of the best content you’ve ever made keep it coming

this here is one of the reasons why i think i should be a psychologist in Japan.

I have a Japanese friend, and when they sought help for their own mental woes, they were told all the clinics were full where they live... I worry for them, having mental health ailments myself, but having much better access to help here in Canada...

@Truecrimeresearcher224

Жыл бұрын

Can they find another one. In a different city or town maybe

@Tardisntimbits

Жыл бұрын

@@Truecrimeresearcher224 I don't want to press them too much, it's a delicate subject and I'm happy they even trust me to talk about it. I just encourage them, as I don't think they have many others to rely on for such things.

Can't wait for the next Detective Aki!

Please keep us updated on this case!!!!!!

the lighting in the pumpkin shelf is so nice to look at, the purple with the orange especially in that little corner, idk if that was intentional or not but i love it

that transition was so good deym, I want more of this aki!

Therapy here is over $200 a month and we live in a small place where full time doesn't exist anymore after COVID. So there is no health care for people around my area. My ex friend was very introverted, they eventually confided how they "accidentally" killed several of their pets over the years. Including drowning their dog in a water bowl. They didn't cry over it at all and it was such a result flag to stop being friends. We discussed therapy plenty of times but the one day they went to their appointment, they left before the appointment time hit. Saying they were too nervous and would rather continue to see what happens. That's exceptionally dangerous because they said they could see themselves becoming one of the serial killers in the documentaries. Some people know they need help and refuse to get it, even if people around them are willing to help them get it.

Glad to hear that Detective Aki will be back. I have been patiently waiting for it from a long time. The series were interesting and I am looking forward to what's coming next. This video is another addition to a great series. Japan has low crime rate but they are definitely horrendous and bizzare. I kind of get it culturally as to why people aren't being encouraged to seek medical assistance to sort their mental and emotional issues but at this day and age, it's necessary that Japan should take initiative to save their own citizens.

The junji ito really pulled that whole set up together! Love your videos Aki much love ❤️

I was going to sleep but then this vid alert popped up... Aki, why must you disturb my sleep like this, it's 1 AM

@MaryAnnSweetAngel

Жыл бұрын

We might be from the same country. It's 1.36 here

@superkamehameha1744

Жыл бұрын

@@MaryAnnSweetAngel I'm in Islamabad for work stuff. You in Islamabad Pakistan?

@komalzia6566

Жыл бұрын

Ohh a pakistani I see I'm in lahore

@superkamehameha1744

Жыл бұрын

@@komalzia6566 no I'm a Filipino, I'm in Islamabad for work. I'll go back to my country in December

@MaryAnnSweetAngel

Жыл бұрын

@@superkamehameha1744 Mumbai india

Your Setup is amazing! The orange isn't so bright wich makes it amazing to have in the background!

If it was just bones, they've been dead for awhile. Least a month but probably longer, could've been there several years though.

i love finding human skulls at theme parks

@halluwt774

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@Marky-Mark1337

Жыл бұрын

That's take props to a new level

@lenninmontiel4539

Жыл бұрын

I always wanted a real skull as for taxidermy decor

0:31 recently saw a video from a youtuber discussing no longer human so I recognised that cover immediately

This remember me something that happened about 10 years ago in my city, when the university lended a human skull to a health student for studying purposes, and they proceded to forget it on a bus when they were arriving their home xd. It caused some panic but the situation got cleared easily and the uni doesn't lend real bones to students anymore to take them outside the campus since then 😬

i havent watched aki in so long im so glad i came across one of her old videos 😭

I looove Detective Aki!!! I'll be looking forward to it 💜

Wait have they question whoever does the gardening? The bushes look well maintain and it’s hard to believe it’s been unnoticed this long by the gardeners 🤔

Loving the setup! Plus, hearing stuff like this is why mental health needs to be prioritized more. The more therapy and mental health help is available, the less taboo and it will benefit everyone. I just wonder how accessible is therapy, if it's affordable or expensive to access?

I love your spooky set up, and to hide the skull in such a crowded place, we’re anyone could of caught them digging

Love the video and keep up the great work aki

This reminds me of when a car theater in Arizona was being torn down to make a gas station and while digging they found human bones that stopped the construction for a little while.

@AnzuMiruku

Жыл бұрын

Similar to the human remains found behind coolers in an abandoned grocery store. The body decomposed back there for TEN years. Before shutting down, shoppers often complained of strange odors. After the remains were finally discovered while removing the coolers, investigators pieced together what happened. An employee, Larry Ely Murillo-Moncada, who went to the store on his day off fell behind the coolers and became wedged/trapped in an 18-inch gap. The coolers were so loud, no one would have heard him (though I imagine he probably couldn’t breathe or scream being squeezed like that). 😢 He was reported missing, and his workplace was aware of it, but no one knew he came into work that day, so I guess they never bothered to search the place. His parents said he ran out of the house in anger after a fight the day he went missing. He was probably just trying to escape from his family for a while. So disturbing that people were shopping at that store for nearly a decade while his body decomposed behind the coolers. I can’t believe the smell was never properly investigated. Edit: Meant to include many employees would climb up onto the coolers like Larry did to take an “unofficial break” or be alone as he was trying to do.

i love the setup and i hope they catch the person soon

Oh wow, I’m not sure that I’d know about stuff like this in Europe without you so these are appreciated.

Yes ! we love a detective Aki moment

Ali I saw your Instagram about your shelf! It looks amazing!!❤

My thoughts on it are if it's not a prank, someone buried it there because NO ONE WOULD THINK OF THAT. Plus they couldn't bury them too deep so after strong rains, earthquakes made the soil move away, and thus, the bones came to the surface.

Good video, Great insight on mental health perspective in japan I never knew that

Thanks Aki for today's video, I'm shocked hearing about this I hope they find who did this soon.

That's reminds me of situation were around hospital that I work (relatively small hospital about ~2/300 workers) was found dead body of homeless person that "disappeared" from the Emergency Department 2 weeks before body was found. Cause of death? most likely poisoning because body was surrounded by bottles of disinfectants that we normally use to clean stuff.

Most serial killers wanna get caught

Well I feel like Aki should make more crime type of videos, perhaps serial killers or any crime related things that's been going on in either Japan or globally.

A part of me is quietly hoping there was no foul play, but there really is no good outcome from this. A family lost a loved one, people lost a friend. They likely have been searching for years or have lost hope, broken hearted. It's just really sad that it happens too often these days

It's scary though couldn't it be from one of the many natural disasters from years earlier where bodies where never found

yeah I agree, I doubt the victim was killed there. it probably decomposed somewhere else, then once it became unrecognizable, they dumped it there. please stay safe, aki!

Nice! Detective Aki comin back. That segment is the way I found your channel, now im just a lurker. :D haha

OMG detective Aki is coming back

Omg, I love the Spooky shelf so much 🧡🧡🧡🧡

This is so sad, I hope they catch the person responsible for this

Love the Halloween set up.

I love your videos! SO glad your back. Also, where did you get that Hello Kitty?

Can I just say that I absolutely love that halloween town sora plush and figure, like I need those in my life now

wtf so you’re telling me that they didn’t know about someone dead in the park?! And then discovered the bones

What a coincidence, a body was found recently in the landfill in our town. :o

Great video Aki

i love the halloween setup!!

....Why I can't ever actually live there. I'm sorry... You've hit the nail for the reasons I could only visit.. And believe me, it breaks my heart. I wish I could do anything to help make a difference there...I do. I'm sad all this is actually indeed true... 💔

Imagine this becomes a big crime thing with like documentarys and stuff

Stuff like this is why my dad wants to keep my siblings home on Halloween. A lot of messed up people take it as an excuse to hurt people and it's scary.

This type of video would be perfect for the Detective Aki series!

It's already midnight and listening to this is indeed a little bit scary

I mean, human remains have been found at theme parks before, but usually from older or accidental inclusions. See the case of Elmer McCurdy. This case however, looks very deliberate.

it could just be a burial of some sort, like, "leave their remains in a place they loved" kinda deal

love how u also covered mental health topics as well

Hope you update us about this 👍

Yea, detective aki coming very soon, Yes! It has been so loong, finally here! Thank you Aki!

Cute shelf

I grew up in SoCal and the California Department of Transportation (CalTrans) found so many dead bodies on the freeways that I figured they should just train all CalTrans workers to be coroners.

I'm watching this on Halloween and I feel pretty spooked out by this. 😱

Also Love the Spooky Setup!!!

So I use to work for a certain corporate mouse overlord and people dumped ashes at the uhhh “haunted manor” all the time. We had to walk the ride every morning to look for baggies of unwanted guests. Good times, good times.

Thank you so much 🖤

Love the Witch Rem and Ram. The culture of letting stuff go, just so you don't cause problems, is hard to go against though.

Amazing shocking surprising video of human remains find in universal studios Japan, fantastic job akidearest.

im still shocked when this came out just imagine being that poor soul to see it, and the one to meet that grizzly fate

cant wait for another episode of detective aki♡

The Mimikyu is my favorite addition to your background