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Where was Sakie the day of the crime? |
She came back home after school and didn't go out again. |
She has difficulties walking. |
Believe me, prosecution and defence often differ completely when it comes to psychiatric evaluations. |
Psychiatry isn't a science. |
It's pure fiction. |
You enjoy picking apart the evaluations. |
Here you are. |
This is the file I promised Rumoi's case, homicide and robbery. |
I was surprised by your call, I wasn't expecting it. |
I present you, Judge Shigemori, now retired. |
Your father. |
Thank you very much, sir. |
This will be very helpful. |
You shouldn't have bothered bringing it. |
You could've sent it via messenger. |
- Which promotion are you? |
- Number 69. |
It must be hard, with all the competition. |
Your son keeps me busy. |
- Have you always worked here? |
- Almost always. |
Your father told me you wanted to be a judge when you were little. |
Really? |
I didn't think so. |
Would you mind not talking about my childhood? |
- What's up with her? |
- What? |
Divorced women are very patient. |
I'm not legally divorced. |
Then, I'll offer myself as a candidate. |
OK, do me a favor and go home as soon as you finish your tea. |
No, I intend to stay a few more nights. |
What? |
Do you know the Italian restaurant La Bisboccia. |
In Hirono? |
I don't. |
So, where will you sleep tonight? |
Would you like me to reserve a room? |
A suite for two, please. |
You're so funny, sir. |
His only intention was to kill someone. |
Was it the only motive? |
Exactly. |
Killed for fun, then burned the body. |
Some people resemble beasts more than they do humans. |
However, during sentencing, you used his conflicted childhood, and his poverty as mitigating circumstances. |
That was 30 years ago. |
We still believed that social condition was an influencing factor. |
In other words, you blame the times? |
I've never been in favor of abolishing the death penalty. |
Now, because of a too-lenient sentence, |
another person had to die. |
And it weighs heavily on me. |
Listen. |
An abyss sets apart killers from the rest of humanity. |
To cross that abyss is a matter determined at birth. |
I think that's a very arrogant affirmation. |
Don't you believe rehabilitation is possible? |
Remember he sent you a postcard. |
You are the arrogant one. |
To think people can change so easily. |
This time, he killed for money, right? |
No. |
Something tells me the motive had nothing to do with money. |
Don't waste your time finding that out. |
Don't say it's a waste of time. |
If we can't even understand family, imagine a stranger. |
Dear Judge Shigemori, |
It's been long time since you presided my trial I'm Takashi Misumi. |
Last year, I was granted parole. |
Now I'm working in a food plant in Kawasaki. |
I'm now working in a food plant in Kawasaki. |
Last week we had a snowstorm that reminded me of my hometown in Hokkaido. |
When my daughter turned four we made a huge snow cake. |
My daughter wasn't using gloves. |
I gave her one of mine. |
Her hands were red from the cold we made a cake taller than she was. |
Even though it was cold, it was a warm memory. |
Next stop, Rumoi, end of the line. |
How old were you when he was tried the first time? |
What year was it? |
1986. |
I must've been at the institute. |
Do you remember it? |
No. |
Hokkaido is a big prefecture. |
Who can remember a killing in some small town? |
He killed two moneylenders. |
Stole their money and burnt the floor. |
It's amazing they didn't give him the death penalty. |
If they had, he wouldn't have killed again. |
Your father wouldn't talk like that. |
Those were his exact words. |
I arrested him, let's see, |
January 22nd, 1986. |
The train wasn't running because of the storm. |
Hell of a cold night. |
Did you personally arrest Misumi, Mr. Watanabe? |
Yes. |
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