Evidence Locker True Crime

79: The Miyazawa Family Murder Mystery | Japan

Just before New Year in 2000, a family of four was brutally slain inside their house. The killer spent the whole night with them inside their home. He made no effort to conceal his identity, leaving his fingerprints and DNA throughout the house. He ate food from their fridge, used their bathroom, logged on to the computer and slept on their sofa. This killer was callous and confident, like he knew he would never be caught… 
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