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Mord i Japan – Döden på skolgården
- Mord i Japan 3
- Narrated by: Julia Wiberg
- Length: 31 mins
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Mord i Japan – Döden på skolgården
Narrated by:
Julia Wiberg
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Publisher's Summary
1997 hittades 11-åriga Jun Hases avhuggna huvud hängande i ett gallerverk vid huvudentrén till en skola i Kobe. I munnen hade mördaren placerat en lapp där det i rött bläck stod att polisen skulle försöka hitta honom. Det visade sig att mördaren bara var en 14-årig pojke, och att Jun var långt ifrån hans första offer. DÖDEN PÅ SKOLGÅRDEN är tredje delen i true crime-serien MORD I JAPAN, där du får de sanna berättelserna om några av de mest sensationella morden i den uppgående solens land.
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