Entombed

First the father died, then his 16-year-old son—both drowned under suspicious circumstances. Could the two cases perhaps be connected?

Haruki Soga had completely transformed his appearance and opened his own host club, where he entertained female clients. On the surface, everything seemed to be going well for him, but beneath it all lay a dark reality.

Saaya Suzuki was only 18 years old and a promising actress when she was brutally murdered in her own home. The case attracted widespread media attention and sparked debate about how the police handle stalking cases.

Wannipa Hamala was a recently widowed mother of three who was grieving deeply over the death of her husband, Pichit Kleepchinda. Why, then, had she insisted that his body be cremated without an autopsy? And why had his body turned black before the cremation?

In Japan, much of the underground water and sewer infrastructure is already old, and in many cities the pipes are approaching the end of their service life. Although this may not sound particularly interesting, in the worst case it can lead to serious accidents.

Miho Kosugi was a quiet girl, only 15 years old, who enjoyed taking walks at night. But one night, she never returned from one of those walks. What really happened that night remains a mystery.

Asahi Okazaki was a 20-year-old young woman who suddenly disappeared at the end of 2024. Her family immediately knew whom to suspect, but the police response did little to help solve the case.

Mr. Park had just married for the second time when his new wife sank into the sea inside their car. He claimed that he had tried to save her and jumped into the water after her — but why was he completely dry after the incident?

A large parcel had arrived in the Japanese city of Hachiōji from Osaka. The parcel was two meters long and weighed 50 kilograms. Its contents were listed as “doll.” But was it really a doll—or something else entirely?