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Had this thread opened in another tab they are some warped ass individuals out there.
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That Junko Furata story is quite possibly one of the worst juvenile torture crimes i've ever read in my life.
44 Days Of Hell – The Murder Of Junko Furuta
Posted by letsfindthem on September 14, 2012
Pictured Left; School photo of Junko Furuta November 22nd, 1972 – January 4th, 1989
44-days-of-hell November 25th, 1988 – January 4th, 1989
TOKYO, JAPAN → Born November 22nd, 1972, Junko Furuta had just celebrated her 17th birthday three days prior. The Japanese teenager and Junior (grade 11) attended Yashio-Minami High School in Saitama Prefecture in Misato.
On November 25th, 1988, Junko left School and was walking home (although some reports say she was walking to her part-time after school job.) She never made it home.
She was kidnapped by a group of young men, including a 17-year-old who was identified as ‘Jō’ and would be later given the surname Kamisaku. They kept her captive in the house owned by the parents of Kamisaku, in the Ayase district of Adachi, Tokyo.
That was the beginning of her 44 days of torture. She didn’t know her abductors, they had no grudge against her and there was nothing specific that they were after. They attacked her because they could, embarking on weeks of atrocities because they could, and because they wanted to.
To forestall a manhunt, the kidnappers coerced Furuta into calling her mother and telling her that she had run away from home, but was with “a friend” and was not in danger. He also browbeat her into posing as one of the boys’ girlfriends when the parents of the house where she was held were around, but when it became clear that the parents didn’t care either way, he dropped this pretext.
Pictured; Far left: Junko, three of the unidentified abductors and the home in which Junko was taken to and raped and tortured for 44-days. The same home she will eventually die alone in.
DAY 1: November 22, 1988: Kidnapped
Kept captive in house, and posed as one of boy’s girlfriend
Raped (over 400 times in total)
Forced to call her parents and tell them she had run away
Starved and malnutrition
Fed cockroaches to eat and urine to drink
Forced to masturbate
Forced to strip in front of others
Burned with cigarette lighters and set off fireworks in her ears, mouth, vagina
Foreign objects inserted into her vagina/anus including a still lit light-bulb
DAY 11: December 1, 1988: Severely beat up countless times
Face held against concrete ground and jumped on
Hands tied to ceiling and body used as a punching bag until her damaged internal organs made blood run from her mouth
Nose filled with so much blood that she can only breath through her mouth
Dumbbells dropped onto her stomach
Vomited when tried to drink water (her stomach couldn’t accept it)
Tried to escape and punished by cigarette burning on arms
Flammable liquid poured on her feet and legs, then lit on fire
Bottle inserted into her anus, causing injury
DAY 20: December10, 1988: Unable to walk properly due to severe leg burns
Beat with bamboo sticks
Fireworks inserted into anus and lit
Hands smashed by weights and fingernails kracked
Beaten with golf club
Cigarettes inserted into vagina and forced to drink her own urine as they laughed
Beaten with iron rods repeatedly
Winter; forced outside to sleep in balcony
Skewers of grilled chicken inserted into her vagina and anus, causing bleeding.
And yet she’d almost escaped. One time she reached the telephone—but one of the boys caught her just in time and ended the call for help. They punished her by taunting her with a candle flame and finally dousing her legs in lighter fluid and set her on fire, as punishment for trying to run away. She went into convulsions; the boys would later say that they thought she was faking the seizure. They set her on fire again, then put it out. She survived this round.
DAY 30: Hot wax dripped onto face
Eyelids burned by cigarette lighter
Stabbed with sewing needles in chest area
Left nipple cut and destroyed with pliers
Hot light bulb inserted into her vagina
Heavy bleeding from vagina due to scissors insertion
Unable to urinate properly
Injuries were so severe that it took over an hour for her to crawl downstairs and use the bathroom
Eardrums severely damaged
Extreme reduced brain size
.
DAY 40: Begged her tortures to “kill her and get it over with”
January 1, 1989: Junko greets the New Years Day alone
Body mutilated
Unable to move from the ground
.
DAY 44: January 4, 1989: The four boys beat her mutilated body with an iron barbell, using a loss at the game of Mah-jongg as a pretext. She is profusely bleeding from her mouth and nose. They put a candle’s flame to her face and eyes.
Then, lighter fluid was poured onto her legs, arms, face and stomach, and then lit on fire. This final torture lasted for a time of two hours. Junko Furuta died later that day, in pain and alone. Nothing could compare 44 days of suffering she had to go through.
Less than 24-hours later, on January 5th, 1988, the killers hid Junko’s body in a 55-gallon drum, then filled it with concrete; they disposed the drum in a tract of reclaimed land in Kōtō,Tokyo.
When her mother heard the news and details of what happened to her daughter, she passed-out. She had to undergo a psychiatric outpatient treatment.
According to their statements at their trial, the four of them raped her, beat her, introduced foreign objects including an iron rod into her vagina, made her drink her own urine and was fed cockroaches, inserted fireworks into her anus, and set them off, forced Furuta to masturbate, cut her nipple with pliers, dropped dumbbells onto her stomach, and burned her with cigarettes and lighters. (One of the burnings was punishment for attempting to call the police.)At one point her injuries were so severe that according to one of the boys it took more than an hour for her to crawl downstairs to use the bathroom. They also related that “possibly a hundred different people” knew that Furuta had been imprisoned there, but it is not clear if this means they visited the house at different times while she was imprisoned there, or themselves either raped or abused her.When the boys refused to let her leave, she begged them on several occasions to “kill (her) and get it over with“.
Three of the boys identities were sealed by the court because of their age, even though they were tried as adults. They pled guilty to a reduced charge of “committing bodily injury that resulted in death”, instead of the original charge of murder. Jo Kamisaku was released in August 1999, and nearly 5 years later he was arrested and served 7 years for assualting a jealous love-rival and according to others who know him and spent time in prison with him, he had been bragging about what he had done to Furuta.
By 2004, Kamisaku, who was already released from prison for Junko’s horrific murder, had allegedly renewed his contacts with the underworld, and was in trouble with the law again.
He was arrested for assaulting a 27-year-old acquaintance, Takatoshi Isono. Upset that a woman in his life might be involved with Isono, Kamisaku tracked the man down, beat him, shoved him in his trunk, drove him from Adachi to his mother’s bar in Misato, Furuta’s hometown, and continued to beat him. During the four-hour beating, Kamisaku allegedly threatened to kill the man, telling him that he’d killed before and knew how to get away with it.
During his trial Kamisaku admitted to the assault, but he denied that he’d referred to any previous murder or had threatened Isono.
Prosecutors wanted Kamisaku to spend another 7 years in prison. They got a conviction and the sentence they wanted.
Kamisaku has since been released again.
Pure, absolute tyrants those boys were. How something like that went down is just mind boggling
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I realize that a lot of you don't have the time to watch all two hours, but skip to the last 15 minutes. Did you guys know the night the Titanic sunk the moon was in its "new" phase? That means, there was no light of any kind illuminating the ocean that day, and when the electricity got cut off it was pitch dark. Just imagine being in a sinking ship in the middle of an ice cold ocean and in complete darkness, hearing nothing but screams around you. Imagine being on a life boat and hearing the boat go underwater and still being able to hear the screams of thousands of people as the ship breaks apart heading to the sea floor.
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Felt like crying after thisThat Junko Furata story is quite possibly one of the worst juvenile torture crimes i've ever read in my life.
44 Days Of Hell – The Murder Of Junko Furuta
Posted by letsfindthem on September 14, 2012
Pictured Left; School photo of Junko Furuta November 22nd, 1972 – January 4th, 1989
44-days-of-hell November 25th, 1988 – January 4th, 1989
TOKYO, JAPAN → Born November 22nd, 1972, Junko Furuta had just celebrated her 17th birthday three days prior. The Japanese teenager and Junior (grade 11) attended Yashio-Minami High School in Saitama Prefecture in Misato.
On November 25th, 1988, Junko left School and was walking home (although some reports say she was walking to her part-time after school job.) She never made it home.
She was kidnapped by a group of young men, including a 17-year-old who was identified as ‘Jō’ and would be later given the surname Kamisaku. They kept her captive in the house owned by the parents of Kamisaku, in the Ayase district of Adachi, Tokyo.
That was the beginning of her 44 days of torture. She didn’t know her abductors, they had no grudge against her and there was nothing specific that they were after. They attacked her because they could, embarking on weeks of atrocities because they could, and because they wanted to.
To forestall a manhunt, the kidnappers coerced Furuta into calling her mother and telling her that she had run away from home, but was with “a friend” and was not in danger. He also browbeat her into posing as one of the boys’ girlfriends when the parents of the house where she was held were around, but when it became clear that the parents didn’t care either way, he dropped this pretext.
Pictured; Far left: Junko, three of the unidentified abductors and the home in which Junko was taken to and raped and tortured for 44-days. The same home she will eventually die alone in.
DAY 1: November 22, 1988: Kidnapped
Kept captive in house, and posed as one of boy’s girlfriend
Raped (over 400 times in total)
Forced to call her parents and tell them she had run away
Starved and malnutrition
Fed cockroaches to eat and urine to drink
Forced to masturbate
Forced to strip in front of others
Burned with cigarette lighters and set off fireworks in her ears, mouth, vagina
Foreign objects inserted into her vagina/anus including a still lit light-bulb
DAY 11: December 1, 1988: Severely beat up countless times
Face held against concrete ground and jumped on
Hands tied to ceiling and body used as a punching bag until her damaged internal organs made blood run from her mouth
Nose filled with so much blood that she can only breath through her mouth
Dumbbells dropped onto her stomach
Vomited when tried to drink water (her stomach couldn’t accept it)
Tried to escape and punished by cigarette burning on arms
Flammable liquid poured on her feet and legs, then lit on fire
Bottle inserted into her anus, causing injury
DAY 20: December10, 1988: Unable to walk properly due to severe leg burns
Beat with bamboo sticks
Fireworks inserted into anus and lit
Hands smashed by weights and fingernails kracked
Beaten with golf club
Cigarettes inserted into vagina and forced to drink her own urine as they laughed
Beaten with iron rods repeatedly
Winter; forced outside to sleep in balcony
Skewers of grilled chicken inserted into her vagina and anus, causing bleeding.
And yet she’d almost escaped. One time she reached the telephone—but one of the boys caught her just in time and ended the call for help. They punished her by taunting her with a candle flame and finally dousing her legs in lighter fluid and set her on fire, as punishment for trying to run away. She went into convulsions; the boys would later say that they thought she was faking the seizure. They set her on fire again, then put it out. She survived this round.
DAY 30: Hot wax dripped onto face
Eyelids burned by cigarette lighter
Stabbed with sewing needles in chest area
Left nipple cut and destroyed with pliers
Hot light bulb inserted into her vagina
Heavy bleeding from vagina due to scissors insertion
Unable to urinate properly
Injuries were so severe that it took over an hour for her to crawl downstairs and use the bathroom
Eardrums severely damaged
Extreme reduced brain size
.
DAY 40: Begged her tortures to “kill her and get it over with”
January 1, 1989: Junko greets the New Years Day alone
Body mutilated
Unable to move from the ground
.
DAY 44: January 4, 1989: The four boys beat her mutilated body with an iron barbell, using a loss at the game of Mah-jongg as a pretext. She is profusely bleeding from her mouth and nose. They put a candle’s flame to her face and eyes.
Then, lighter fluid was poured onto her legs, arms, face and stomach, and then lit on fire. This final torture lasted for a time of two hours. Junko Furuta died later that day, in pain and alone. Nothing could compare 44 days of suffering she had to go through.
Less than 24-hours later, on January 5th, 1988, the killers hid Junko’s body in a 55-gallon drum, then filled it with concrete; they disposed the drum in a tract of reclaimed land in Kōtō,Tokyo.
When her mother heard the news and details of what happened to her daughter, she passed-out. She had to undergo a psychiatric outpatient treatment.
According to their statements at their trial, the four of them raped her, beat her, introduced foreign objects including an iron rod into her vagina, made her drink her own urine and was fed cockroaches, inserted fireworks into her anus, and set them off, forced Furuta to masturbate, cut her nipple with pliers, dropped dumbbells onto her stomach, and burned her with cigarettes and lighters. (One of the burnings was punishment for attempting to call the police.)At one point her injuries were so severe that according to one of the boys it took more than an hour for her to crawl downstairs to use the bathroom. They also related that “possibly a hundred different people” knew that Furuta had been imprisoned there, but it is not clear if this means they visited the house at different times while she was imprisoned there, or themselves either raped or abused her.When the boys refused to let her leave, she begged them on several occasions to “kill (her) and get it over with“.
Three of the boys identities were sealed by the court because of their age, even though they were tried as adults. They pled guilty to a reduced charge of “committing bodily injury that resulted in death”, instead of the original charge of murder. Jo Kamisaku was released in August 1999, and nearly 5 years later he was arrested and served 7 years for assualting a jealous love-rival and according to others who know him and spent time in prison with him, he had been bragging about what he had done to Furuta.
By 2004, Kamisaku, who was already released from prison for Junko’s horrific murder, had allegedly renewed his contacts with the underworld, and was in trouble with the law again.
He was arrested for assaulting a 27-year-old acquaintance, Takatoshi Isono. Upset that a woman in his life might be involved with Isono, Kamisaku tracked the man down, beat him, shoved him in his trunk, drove him from Adachi to his mother’s bar in Misato, Furuta’s hometown, and continued to beat him. During the four-hour beating, Kamisaku allegedly threatened to kill the man, telling him that he’d killed before and knew how to get away with it.
During his trial Kamisaku admitted to the assault, but he denied that he’d referred to any previous murder or had threatened Isono.
Prosecutors wanted Kamisaku to spend another 7 years in prison. They got a conviction and the sentence they wanted.
Kamisaku has since been released again.
Pure, absolute tyrants those boys were. How something like that went down is just mind boggling
Saw that Amy Bradley case on Unsolved Mysteries years back, crazy.
Ever since been telling my mother and sister "nah, yall shouldn't be cruising" because everyone on the ship would be getting treated the way Jody/Sweetpea did those young nikkas.
Ever since been telling my mother and sister "nah, yall shouldn't be cruising" because everyone on the ship would be getting treated the way Jody/Sweetpea did those young nikkas.
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Dale Earnhardt was a 7 time Winston Cup Champion, but for years, he had always had a Shakespearean tragedy when it came to winning the Daytona 500. In 1986, he was on his way to victory when he ran out of gas. In 1990, he led 155 laps of the race, but on the third turn of the final lap, he ran over shrapnel, from a wreck that had occurred earlier, which cut a tire, causing young journeyman Derrick Cope to win the race. In 1991, he hit a seagull which hampered his car, causing it to finally wreck. In 1993, 1995, and 1996 - he finished second. He was out in front, all day, in 1997 until his car overturned, however, he still finished the race 33 laps down.
However, finally, in 1998, his day in the sun finally came, and he won the race that had long got away from his grasp. It was February 18,2001 and a beautiful day at Daytona. NASCAR was about to begin it's new season on a new network in FOX. At the forfront of popular drivers in the sport there was Dale Earnhardt. In 2000, he only lost the championship by a handful of points, and was a strong contender to not only win the 500, but also win his 8th championship.
The night before the race, he drove around the track with Terry Bradshaw, from Fox Sports:
He had also started up his own racing team, Dale Earnhardt Incorporated, with drivers Steve Park, Michael Waltrip (who had never won a race up until this point), and his son, Dale Earnhardt Jr. for a which he was very proud of. Earnhardt predicted that his car, along with all of the others could win the race in a 1-2-3-4 finish, if they worked together.
Finally, the green flag dropped, and the race was under way. For most of the day, Dale was upfront and lead 18 laps during the whole race. However on lap 173, a huge crash occurred when many cars got together. Tony Stewart took the worst ride of any driver in that crash, as his car turned against the wall after being hit by Burton, caught a pocket of air, got pushed airborne over Robby Gordon and flipped over twice, and then landed on top of Jason Leffler before coasting to a stop in the infield. DEI driver Steve Park was also involved.
Notice that Stewart only missed Earnhardt by a few inches.
During the lengthy caution, Earnhardt had his last conversation with his crew:
The race restarted on lap 180, with Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. still out in front. Sterling Marlin, who had beaten Earnhardt in the Gatorade Duel, led the next three laps before Waltrip took the lead again. The lead changed several times between Waltrip and Earnhardt Jr. during the next few laps. As the laps wound down, Waltrip and Earnhardt, Jr. were running in first and second place, with Earnhardt Sr. behind them, blocking Marlin's attempts to pass.
With less than two laps remaining, Fox commentator Darrell Waltrip noted that "Sterling had beat the front and off of that ol' Dodge (Marlin's car) just trying to get around Dale Earnhardt, Sr.".As the cars entered turn 3 on the final lap, Earnhardt still held third, and was running in the middle lane of traffic. Marlin's No. 40 Dodge was just behind him and running the bottom lane, while R. Wallace's navy blue No. 2 Ford was directly behind Earnhardt and Ken Schrader was above Earnhardt riding the high lane in his yellow No. 36 Pontiac.
The accident occurred in turn 4, when Earnhardt made light contact with Marlin and slid off course. When Earnhardt attempted to regain control and turned back onto the track, he crossed in front of Schrader, colliding with Schrader and dragging his car up the track. Earnhardt collided head-on into the retaining wall at a critical angle, damaging the car at an estimated speed between 155 and 160 mph (249 and 257 km/h), enough to break the right rear wheel assembly off the car. Upon impact, his hood pins severed, causing it to open and slam up against the windshield multiple times. As Michael Waltrip (who would pick up his first win) and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. were about to complete the race, both of the wrecked cars went down the steep banking and slid into the infield grass near the exit of turn 4. No other drivers hit Earnhardt or Schrader after the crash, as they were able to make it past them without incident. After both cars came to a stop on the infield, Schrader escaped his car with minor injuries and went to check on Earnhardt. Earnhardt's window net was still up, and Schrader pulled it down himself, then frantically signalled for paramedics. That day, and in retellings of the events, Schrader described what he saw in indirect terms: "We've got bigger problems," "Look, I'm not a doctor, I'm telling you it don't look good." Only shortly after the 10-year anniversary when asked about it, did Schrader finally say, "Here's the deal. When I went up to the car ... I knew. I knew he was dead, yeah. ... I didn't want to be the one who said 'Dale is dead.'"
Hours later, NASCAR president, Mike Helton, made the announcement:
"This is undoubtly one of the hardest announcements that I've ever had to make, but after the crash in turn 4 of the Daytona 500, we've lost Dale Earnhardt."
He died due to an injury called a basilar skull fracture.
The Aftermath:
Inside the car:
The next week, Steve Park, who worked for Dale's team, won the race. at Rockingham Later that year, when NASCAR finally returned to Daytona, and Earnhardt's son, Dale Jr, won the race with Michael Waltrip, finishing second.
However, finally, in 1998, his day in the sun finally came, and he won the race that had long got away from his grasp. It was February 18,2001 and a beautiful day at Daytona. NASCAR was about to begin it's new season on a new network in FOX. At the forfront of popular drivers in the sport there was Dale Earnhardt. In 2000, he only lost the championship by a handful of points, and was a strong contender to not only win the 500, but also win his 8th championship.
The night before the race, he drove around the track with Terry Bradshaw, from Fox Sports:
He had also started up his own racing team, Dale Earnhardt Incorporated, with drivers Steve Park, Michael Waltrip (who had never won a race up until this point), and his son, Dale Earnhardt Jr. for a which he was very proud of. Earnhardt predicted that his car, along with all of the others could win the race in a 1-2-3-4 finish, if they worked together.
Finally, the green flag dropped, and the race was under way. For most of the day, Dale was upfront and lead 18 laps during the whole race. However on lap 173, a huge crash occurred when many cars got together. Tony Stewart took the worst ride of any driver in that crash, as his car turned against the wall after being hit by Burton, caught a pocket of air, got pushed airborne over Robby Gordon and flipped over twice, and then landed on top of Jason Leffler before coasting to a stop in the infield. DEI driver Steve Park was also involved.
Notice that Stewart only missed Earnhardt by a few inches.
During the lengthy caution, Earnhardt had his last conversation with his crew:
The race restarted on lap 180, with Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. still out in front. Sterling Marlin, who had beaten Earnhardt in the Gatorade Duel, led the next three laps before Waltrip took the lead again. The lead changed several times between Waltrip and Earnhardt Jr. during the next few laps. As the laps wound down, Waltrip and Earnhardt, Jr. were running in first and second place, with Earnhardt Sr. behind them, blocking Marlin's attempts to pass.
With less than two laps remaining, Fox commentator Darrell Waltrip noted that "Sterling had beat the front and off of that ol' Dodge (Marlin's car) just trying to get around Dale Earnhardt, Sr.".As the cars entered turn 3 on the final lap, Earnhardt still held third, and was running in the middle lane of traffic. Marlin's No. 40 Dodge was just behind him and running the bottom lane, while R. Wallace's navy blue No. 2 Ford was directly behind Earnhardt and Ken Schrader was above Earnhardt riding the high lane in his yellow No. 36 Pontiac.
The accident occurred in turn 4, when Earnhardt made light contact with Marlin and slid off course. When Earnhardt attempted to regain control and turned back onto the track, he crossed in front of Schrader, colliding with Schrader and dragging his car up the track. Earnhardt collided head-on into the retaining wall at a critical angle, damaging the car at an estimated speed between 155 and 160 mph (249 and 257 km/h), enough to break the right rear wheel assembly off the car. Upon impact, his hood pins severed, causing it to open and slam up against the windshield multiple times. As Michael Waltrip (who would pick up his first win) and Dale Earnhardt, Jr. were about to complete the race, both of the wrecked cars went down the steep banking and slid into the infield grass near the exit of turn 4. No other drivers hit Earnhardt or Schrader after the crash, as they were able to make it past them without incident. After both cars came to a stop on the infield, Schrader escaped his car with minor injuries and went to check on Earnhardt. Earnhardt's window net was still up, and Schrader pulled it down himself, then frantically signalled for paramedics. That day, and in retellings of the events, Schrader described what he saw in indirect terms: "We've got bigger problems," "Look, I'm not a doctor, I'm telling you it don't look good." Only shortly after the 10-year anniversary when asked about it, did Schrader finally say, "Here's the deal. When I went up to the car ... I knew. I knew he was dead, yeah. ... I didn't want to be the one who said 'Dale is dead.'"
Hours later, NASCAR president, Mike Helton, made the announcement:
"This is undoubtly one of the hardest announcements that I've ever had to make, but after the crash in turn 4 of the Daytona 500, we've lost Dale Earnhardt."
He died due to an injury called a basilar skull fracture.
The Aftermath:
Inside the car:
The next week, Steve Park, who worked for Dale's team, won the race. at Rockingham Later that year, when NASCAR finally returned to Daytona, and Earnhardt's son, Dale Jr, won the race with Michael Waltrip, finishing second.
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HipHopStan
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Pull up.
Pull up.
I heard that message on a lot of these.
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Probably one of the top 3 most horrifying things that you could possibly hear on a flight.
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Back up astronaut, Barbara Morgan, watches her good friends launch into space. Unfortunately, it was the Space Shuttle Challenger.
She was reselected and went into space on board STS-118 in 2007.
She was reselected and went into space on board STS-118 in 2007.
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