オクトー ～感情捜査官 心野朱梨～Season2 第2話 2024年10月10日
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00:00Run!
00:01Run!
00:02Run!
00:03Run!
00:04I can't run anymore!
00:30I'm going to do it.
00:56gun.
01:26He had a fingerprint on him while he was still at the scene.
01:31When I introduced him to the station,
01:33there was a person who matched the fingerprints we collected during the immigration check.
01:38Clint Onrad.
01:4029 years old.
01:41His nationality is Thai.
01:44He is a real estate agent who produces restaurants in Thailand.
01:48He came to Japan to buy Japanese food.
01:52I've been keeping it a secret for a while.
01:58I'm not a criminal.
02:02Who else is there?
02:05Your fingerprints were on the weapon.
02:09A criminal can kill to protect someone.
02:17What do you mean?
02:21I don't know.
02:34What is this?
02:35It's a knife from Tokita.
02:37It's a weapon used to stab Keita Asahina.
02:40Die!
02:47This man
02:49seems to be able to read the feelings left in the object.
02:54Feelings left in the object?
03:06I called it a murder knife.
03:12What kind of feelings are left in that knife?
03:18To be continued.
03:48To be continued.
03:55This feeling is...
04:07expectation.
04:14While talking about Asahina,
04:16I could see the color of her expectations.
04:24I've done the same experiment several times.
04:27Well, it might have been faster if there was a real one from the beginning.
04:35I thought it was okay to believe what he said.
04:40Besides, he said there was another real culprit in the case he was caught.
04:46There might be something behind this case.
04:50That's why I went to the police station.
04:53I thought I might find some clues by connecting people who understand emotions.
05:06Mr. Critt.
05:09You think the real culprit committed murder to protect someone.
05:17Yes.
05:19What kind of feelings are left in the object?
05:22What kind of feelings did you read?
05:32That feeling is...
05:38love.
05:42Love?
05:47Critt said it wasn't love when he touched the weapon.
05:51He said he touched it when he found the victim.
05:54That's how he read the feelings.
05:58Would you like to look into it together?
06:02The body has already been cleaned, so it will be a personal investigation.
06:06I don't mind.
06:09How far can I believe his words?
06:11Can I believe it?
06:13What does it mean?
06:15The emotion of love remains in the weapon.
06:24What is it?
06:27I thought I finally understood.
06:30Our feelings that we can see emotions suddenly.
06:42I'm not blaming you.
06:45Shindo helped me a lot.
06:48I have something to say.
06:51While we were talking, I could see the emotion of joy from Mr. Critt.
07:02Joy?
07:05What was he happy about?
07:11I don't know.
07:13I don't know.
07:15I don't know.
07:17I don't know.
07:19I don't know.
07:21I don't know.
07:23I don't know.
07:25I don't know.
07:27I don't know.
07:29I don't know.
07:32I don't know.
07:34I don't know.
07:36I don't know.
07:38I don't know.
07:39I don't know.
07:41I don't know.
07:43I don't know.
07:45I don't know.
07:47I don't know.
07:49I don't know.
07:59Mr. Satoshi Yatabe.
08:00Mr. Satoshi Yatabe.
08:02Yesterday afternoon, you broke into Nishizuka Junior High School in Adachi.
08:09For about 15 minutes, you went around with a knife in your hand.
08:14There were no dead bodies, but three teachers were killed.
08:18One of them is unconscious.
08:21Regarding the motive, you are punishing this male teacher, Mr. Masato Takahashi, who is 53 years old.
08:31According to SNS posts that are thought to be by students,
08:35Nishizuka Junior High School was investigating Mr. Takahashi.
08:39But you attacked him before that.
08:43Is there any doubt?
08:48What is it?
08:50Investigating?
08:55In the end, you're just trying to get rid of him without doing anything, aren't you?
08:59That's why I tried to kill him.
09:03I disposed of him for you.
09:08Mr. Yatabe.
09:09Mr. Satoshi Yatabe.
09:19You had a personal grudge against Mr. Takahashi, didn't you?
09:23Nishizuka Junior High School is also your high school, isn't it?
09:32You've known Mr. Takahashi for a long time, haven't you?
09:36No, I haven't.
09:39How did you find him?
09:41It's been a long time since I searched for him.
09:45And I happened to find him.
09:49I see.
09:52So you're saying that the students have nothing to do with you getting the knife.
09:58The students didn't hurt him.
10:01The other teachers tried to stop him, so it's self-defense.
10:05What you've done can be considered a reckless act or a death sentence.
10:13I have no regrets.
10:16I have no regrets.
10:31This is a video taken by a street security camera near Nishizuka Junior High School the day before the incident.
10:37Mr. Yatabe was watching the school for about 30 minutes.
10:40Did he come to spy on us?
10:42I think there's a high possibility of that.
10:43If he was only after the teachers who were doing self-defense,
10:46why did he target the day school?
10:49There were so many people there.
10:51Maybe he couldn't think of any other places to meet.
10:54Maybe that's why he attacked us before the investigation on self-defense started.
10:58Maybe he didn't know about the house, so he thought he wouldn't be able to meet us if the ban was lifted.
11:03But...
11:06While I was investigating, I didn't see any signs of anger from Mr. Yatabe.
11:10All I could see was the feeling of trust.
11:21It's defined as a feeling of trust and security.
11:27Security?
11:29Even though he just committed a crime?
11:31I think it's strange.
11:34No, I don't think so.
11:35I don't think so either.
11:37If the motive is to punish the perpetrators,
11:40he might be relieved that he's done it.
11:44I see.
11:46But he's only injured one side.
11:50Can you say that he's done it?
11:53Well, it's certainly subtle.
11:55And if he's done his personal punishment,
11:58I think you'll see a feeling closer to joy.
12:02What does Mr. Yatabe trust?
12:05I wonder if he's relieved.
12:10It's fortunate that the student didn't get hurt.
12:14I was also saved by a shallow wound.
12:19Mr. Yatabe's body was taken down before the teachers arrived at the police station, right?
12:25Yes.
12:27He was surprisingly quiet.
12:29There were a lot of people here, so he might have given up right away.
12:33Did you hear about the motive?
12:36It's about Mr. Takahashi, isn't it?
12:39Did you hear about it?
12:41I wish we could have responded a little earlier.
12:45You knew about the punishment, didn't you?
12:49Yes.
12:51I was going to ask the students.
12:54About Yasaki.
12:56Do you know the students who posted it on SNS?
13:01I don't need to identify the child who reported it.
13:05If this happens, it's unnecessary.
13:09That's right.
13:12Oh, I'm sorry.
13:17What?
13:21What are you sorry for?
13:23I'm sorry.
13:25You're not sorry, are you?
13:27What?
13:33This video has just been posted on SNS and distributed.
13:38The teacher was also in a panic.
13:42When you attacked junior high school,
13:45It has also spread that it is a personal sanction for such a punishment.
13:48I'm sorry.
13:50There have been voices that have been evacuated from schools that have not been properly handled.
13:58Including those who praise you.
14:06That's good.
14:09Is this part of the plan?
14:13As the comment says, it was supposed to be justice.
14:18Do you think you're going to lose your hair?
14:27I'm a spokesman for the world.
14:30I just did what everyone wanted.
14:36The incident has nothing to do with the experience of Mr. Yatabe.
14:42Don't you think so?
14:44I used to be punished, too.
14:50Is that so?
14:55No.
14:57I haven't been punished.
15:01Is that so?
15:03If you don't have the same experience, you shouldn't be angry or sympathetic.
15:09No, that's not true.
15:28Shino.
15:31This line seems to be different from the last time.
15:40This means anxiety.
15:46It's the color that Mr. Yatabe saw when he talked about the video of the punishment.
15:52Anxiety.
15:55I guess he was worried about the reaction of the world to the motive.
15:59Or, as Mr. Shino said, Yatabe was also punished in the past.
16:05He watched the video and flashed back.
16:09I don't think so.
16:12When I heard that the school was on strike and Mr. Yatabe's past, my anxiety increased.
16:21I feel like Mr. Yatabe is still hiding something.
16:31Then I'll stay here.
16:35I have a plan today.
16:37Excuse me.
16:39Is that so?
16:41I have a dinner appointment with my sister.
16:46I couldn't meet her at home yesterday and this morning.
16:50Your sister...
16:53She's been in the hospital for a long time, but she's already recovered.
16:58I've got a job, so I'm celebrating it today.
17:03Congratulations. That's great.
17:07Thank you very much.
17:13What is it?
17:15Oh, no.
17:17My sister is also a family member.
17:20I got a call from her the other day.
17:24Excuse me.
17:27Thank you for your hard work.
17:29A few days later...
17:34Excuse me.
17:36Here you are.
17:41Are you going to college?
17:44Yes.
17:47What's up?
17:49Is it something important?
17:54Well...
17:56Can you lend me some money?
17:59I have a lot of things to do.
18:02Please.
18:04I'll pay you back.
18:06I only have my sister.
18:09Only at times like this.
18:12I'll give you this.
18:15What's this?
18:17This is a souvenir for you.
18:20Really?
18:55A few days later...
18:58I'm fine now.
19:01Take back your youth.
19:07Where does my sister want to go?
19:16Excuse me.
19:18Do you have dinner ready?
19:21No, I'll be there soon.
19:35A few days later...
19:49Shindo.
19:53What's wrong?
19:55I'm sorry.
19:57Are you tired?
19:59No.
20:01Good morning.
20:03Good morning.
20:10I asked around the house.
20:13Yatabe was taking care of his mother for half a year.
20:17He was always with his mother.
20:19When he was tired, his neighbors said...
20:22What about Fukushika Kuno?
20:24I asked around.
20:26His mother was in a coma.
20:29Yatabe, who lost his father,
20:32was taking care of his mother by himself.
20:35His mother was mentally unstable.
20:38So Yatabe had to take care of her.
20:43Yatabe lived like that for almost 30 years.
20:4730 years?
20:4930 years ago...
20:51Yatabe was still in middle school.
20:54He was a young kid.
20:57Yatabe was in middle school.
21:00He worked part-time.
21:02But he couldn't get a job because of his mother's care.
21:06His mother died six months ago.
21:10He was in middle school.
21:13He tried to kill his teacher.
21:16He was stressed out by his mother's care.
21:20But he killed his teacher.
21:23He was trying to protect his teacher.
21:27But he killed his teacher.
21:31But that doesn't mean...
21:34you can't forgive him.
21:38You have to make up for your sins.
21:42Make up for my sins?
21:47Why do I have to make up for my sins?
21:51It's the teacher's fault.
21:56As the detective said,
21:59he was really sick of his mother's care.
22:06How long do I have to keep doing this?
22:11How long do I have to keep doing this?
22:15Why was I...
22:18born to this man's son?
22:24Then I saw that social media.
22:28I realized...
22:31it wasn't my fault.
22:34It was the society's fault for not listening to people in need.
22:39This society is wrong.
22:42Someone has to correct this.
22:47The teacher has to make up for his sins.
22:53Don't you agree?
23:09Don't you agree?
23:12I'm not stressed out by his mother's care.
23:15If that's the reason,
23:18I don't know why Mr. Yatabe trusted you so much.
23:21When we were talking about the umbrella,
23:24Mr. Yatabe was talking about love.
23:28Love?
23:31I was really sick of my mother's care.
23:36How long do I have to keep doing this?
23:39Why was I...
23:42born to this man's son?
23:45That's what he said.
23:48I think he has feelings for his mother.
23:51Even if you have love,
23:54don't you remember how stressed you were out of care?
23:57But what I saw in the conversation after that
24:01wasn't anger or sadness.
24:04It doesn't match what I was talking about.
24:09So you want to check on your home?
24:13If I find out more about Mr. Yatabe,
24:15I might be able to find a clue.
24:34This room...
24:38It's like a middle schooler's room.
24:41Time seems to have stopped.
24:47I don't think I needed the time
24:50to buy new furniture or spend time on my hobbies.
24:55I have a similar experience, so I understand.
24:58It's different from nursing,
25:01but my sister was in the hospital all the time.
25:06After my parents' accident,
25:09my time stopped, too.
25:12When I was in middle school,
25:14I didn't even go on a school trip.
25:17I couldn't leave my sister behind.
25:20In my case, there were people who supported me,
25:24so I was able to get back on my feet little by little.
25:27But Mr. Yatabe was alone with his mother
25:30in this room for 30 years.
25:33It's a picture of the entry ceremony.
25:37Why did he have to do this
25:40when he had a chance like this?
25:45Huh?
25:47I don't know.
25:49I don't know.
25:51I don't know.
25:53I don't know.
25:55I don't know.
25:57I don't know.
25:59I don't know.
26:01I don't know.
26:03I don't know.
26:34You didn't make it.
26:37It's okay.
26:41I'm really sorry, sir.
26:45Again?
26:48Here?
26:49I'm going to get rid of them for you.
27:09I have no regrets.
27:13I thought it was justice.
27:16I just did what everyone wanted me to do.
27:19I didn't expect you to commit a crime just because of this post.
27:22I used to think I was being punished.
27:26I always blamed my mother.
27:28Why was I born the son of this person?
27:32What I saw from Mr. Yatabe was the feeling of love.
27:35It seems that the time has stopped for junior high school students.
27:39I've been alone with my mother for 30 years.
27:46I saw the color of Mr. Yatabe.
28:00This is a picture of your junior high school entrance ceremony.
28:06Do you remember?
28:09It was 30 years ago.
28:15After graduation, you couldn't go to school or get a job to take care of your mother.
28:23You lived alone with your mother for 30 years.
28:28For you, your mother and that house were everything in the world.
28:39Of course, you loved your mother.
28:45But that was a lonely moment every day.
28:52I think it was a great thing.
28:58As you said, there may be social responsibility that you couldn't reach out.
29:07Even so, if there's something you're hiding, please tell me the truth.
29:16My mother, who passed away, is sad to spend the rest of her life as a terrorist.
29:26Mr. Yatabe.
29:32My sister has only slept for 15 years.
29:38I've never been able to get away from my sister.
29:45I don't regret it.
29:49But I think I've lost a lot of things.
29:56For example, going on a trip.
29:59For example, falling in love.
30:02For example, attending a graduation ceremony.
30:10Please.
30:16If there are students who have passed the graduation ceremony,
30:21the school will send a leaflet like this and notify them that they will come to receive it later.
30:29I remember receiving the same thing.
30:40You, who had your mother's care,
30:43attended the graduation ceremony and received the leaflet later.
30:49You didn't go to get it right away, did you?
30:55The day before the incident, you were on the security camera near the school.
31:03Didn't you go to get the graduation certificate instead of attacking the school?
31:14You graduated from the school because it is a public school of compulsory education.
31:19But that's not how you feel.
31:23You wanted to graduate from the middle school you entered.
31:33After I lost my mother, I didn't feel like doing anything for a while.
31:46I was at home all the time.
31:50Then I found a picture.
32:03I remember that I didn't go to the graduation ceremony.
32:31There is no such thing as before.
32:37That's right.
32:48Then I noticed.
32:53There is really nothing in my life.
33:07I gave up my studies and job.
33:11I've been living for my mother all the time.
33:19But my mother...
33:27I saw the ceiling of your room.
33:30That was after you hung the rope.
33:40I was about to die.
34:10That's what I thought.
34:19If I can't die, I'll have someone else kill me.
34:30Did you want to be executed?
34:38Yes.
34:40You thought it was necessary to have a big incident.
34:43You took a knife and went to the school.
34:46Did you think that if you were going to be executed, you wouldn't mind killing that teacher?
34:53I remembered about the graduation certificate.
34:56I searched about Nishizuka Middle School.
35:01I thought I could use it later.
35:06In the end, I couldn't kill him.
35:11Still, you thought you could go to prison for attempted murder.
35:16That's why you can see the color of trust.
35:19I disposed of it for you.
35:26When the voices of sympathy and praise increased, I was worried that the weight would become lighter.
35:33I am a great speaker of the world.
35:35I just did what everyone wanted.
35:42I'm sorry for the teachers who got involved.
35:49But...
35:50Don't mess with me.
35:55It was hard to be released.
35:58In the end, I couldn't kill him.
36:01Do you think you can justify yourself by doing that?
36:05Even if you can't hurt your body, you learned to be afraid.
36:10That scar may not disappear.
36:27It's okay.
36:29What?
36:31I don't think I'll be forgiven for apologizing.
36:37I just live in prison until I die.
36:46What else should I have done?
36:51Is there anything good in life?
36:57I...
37:00I...
37:04I just live to die.
37:10So...
37:11You can do whatever you want.
37:19Mr. Yatabe.
37:22In the future, no matter what the verdict is,
37:27don't feel responsible or give up on your life.
37:31Don't pretend to kill yourself.
37:34That's my freedom.
37:36Now that you know the truth, the police will announce it.
37:40Everything will be reported.
37:42You will be accused of being a selfish criminal.
37:48But...
37:51Please remember.
37:55You can live for someone.
37:59So my mother...
38:00It's not for your mother.
38:03Among the people who see the news,
38:05there should be someone who feels lonely like you.
38:10If you give up your life, you can tell them.
38:16What you don't give up
38:19may be the reason why someone doesn't give up.
38:24Please tell them what you've been thinking about for 30 years.
38:31Children like you will see the news.
38:35Your words will reach them.
38:39Please tell them you're not alone.
38:44For your child's sake,
38:46please reflect on yourself and show them how to atone for their sins.
38:53Don't give up on your life.
39:14I love you.
39:32I'm sorry about earlier.
39:35I didn't think Yatabe would kill himself again.
39:39But I said something that would make you feel guilty.
39:42I don't think I said anything wrong.
39:46Yatabe is fine now.
39:49He had feelings of sadness and regret.
39:52He shouldn't be worried about losing his life.
39:56Is that so?
39:59And I...
40:01I went into the interrogation room without telling him everything.
40:06It's true.
40:07Why didn't you tell me earlier?
40:10I was desperate to get my thoughts together.
40:16Kino.
40:40To be continued...
41:10Tomoko Futami
41:15Please calm down.
41:17What's wrong?
41:20A woman's body was found near the Otaku Public House around 10 p.m. the day before yesterday.
41:27Tomoko Futami.
41:29She's the representative of a criminal group.
41:32Futami-san?
41:36The scene was a steep staircase.
41:38It seems that Tomoko Futami was pushed down by someone.
41:42She was killed.
41:44No way. Why?
41:47That's not all.
41:49There was a woman running away in the security camera nearby.
41:54The investigation headquarters is looking for her as a suspect.
42:01Who is the suspect?
42:12Shinno Shiori.
42:14She's your sister.
42:30No way.
42:32It's impossible.
42:34I don't know what I'm talking about.
42:36I'm sure it's a lie.
42:38I'm not lying.
42:40I'm sure it's a lie.
42:42I'm sure it's a lie.
42:44I'm sure it's a lie.
42:46I'm sure it's a lie.
42:48I'm sure it's a lie.
42:52I'm sure it's a lie.
42:55What are you afraid of?
42:57I'm afraid of people who are in my way.
42:59I killed my wife.
43:00As a family, I am also responsible for this.
43:03I was angry with the green guy, and I despised my wife.
43:06Did you really hate Narita-san and kill him?
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