Lindsay Hawker was murdered 17 months ago and the prime suspect has eluded arrest. Her parents plea for the public's help.
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Nice parody Mike :)
The Times article is really odd to me, while it was clearly...I did a parody of the article...True, that D300 price is not so different fron new. If the guarantee is 12months on...I misread the title. I thought it was about skitching, so I was quite disappointed...I should have wrote that book. Hell, we Americans are the masters of pulling one...Jason>> I hadn't considered used. I think I'm still below the technology...Have to pass on this. Maybe it'll come around again when I'm in Japan ^^;...I think I can come up with something interesting....Good policy to have....Interesting. I remember seeing this stuff in the states a long time ago. I always...
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This is wrong on so many levels. First, this poor girl was beaten for upwards of a day and a half before dying. Second, the parents are helpless almost half a world away. Third, the police aren't using this heinous crime to their advantage.
Nobody on the planet fears being caught by the police in Japan except for law-abiding foreigners who happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. If the police in this country want to be taken more seriously, there should really be much more effort put towards catching idiots who do crap like this against foreigners.
I don't mean to make light of Lindsay Hawker's horrible end, or make it out to be some kind of marketing opportunity, but when it comes to solving real crimes in this country, the Japanese Police Forces leave much to be desired. Unfortunately, the rules each police officer must follow and the protocols within the various forces don't allow for very much flexibility. By the time all the paperwork is filled out to actually get in the car and hunt a criminal, they've already moved on -_-
The Japanese police are pretty useless for the most part.
"The mother said she was upset that Ichihashi's family merely expressed "regret" for the slaying, instead of issuing a more fulsome apology."
Is this because they blame the parents for shielding the suspect from police, or because they are actually believe that parents should apologize for crimes their adult children commit?
they're probably wondering how the parents raised such a sick twisted monster who would do that to another human being. Hope they hang him high