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well_bicyclically · Yesterday, 10:25 AM

http://newzjapan.com/crime-in-japan/...ation-in-japan

Breaking News: American English Conversation Teacher Arrested on Charges of Child Molestation in Japan
March 15, 2010

This is breaking news out of Fukuoka. A 69 year old American English conversation teacher has been arrested on charges of child molestation. There are reportedly as many as 40 possible victims in the case. The abuse happened over a period of over a decade. He is also accused of having taken photographs and videos of the children.

The man’s name has not been released at the time of this writing.

well_bicyclically · Yesterday, 11:35 PM

http://www.japantoday.com/category/c...ing-child-porn

The man was initially arrested in January on suspicion of conducting lewd acts on his students but released later without being indicted, according to the sources.

The man, who has lived in Japan and taught English mainly to primary school students for decades, allegedly took his students home with an offer of private English lessons, the sources said.

it always starts with an offer of private English lessons.....

ひさしぶり · Yesterday, 11:47 PM

Personally I'd kick the f#king daylights out of this sicko.

WillKill4Rice · Today, 12:50 AM

Unfortunately, most or many ie 95%+ of these people in Japan are here for similar reason.

They are the fetish jins and they lack the wisdom.

I personally know two of these people who come to Japan very early and give up possibility of good career elsewhere all because of the fetish.

They lack the Wisdom and they Have the Fetish.

F*ck them. They like 99% of foreigners in Japan lack the Wisdom.

UNCLE RICE WISDOM FOR YOU MR ALT JINS

*SOUND GONG*

Majolie · Today, 01:59 AM

how embarassing for all the foreign teachers in Fukuoka tsk

Zeon · Today, 02:20 AM

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Originally Posted by WillKill4Rice

Unfortunately, most or many ie 95%+ of these people in Japan are here for similar reason.

Toilet teacher ... LMFAO

rainbowtokyo · Today, 02:30 AM

I'm not surprised by any of this - Japan attracts some really bad gaijin. I'm disturbed at some of the Gary Glitter types I've run into in Japan.

Spinning Wheels · Today, 02:49 AM

I hope the f#cker fries

rainbowtokyo · Today, 02:56 AM

The authorities in Japan often turn a blind eye to all but the worst cases. That this has reached the courts suggests that it must be truly horrific. I shudder to think of how many lives this sod had ruined.

He's come to Japan because he probably would not get away with it in his home country. Let's give him his trial and hope they lock him away for good.

I'm sure some of the henna gaijin here will be keen to support this poor old fellow and will no doubt rail against the horrid Japanese justice system and how it discriminates against gaijin.....

It's 2am and I'm angry

ひさしぶり · Today, 03:11 AM

He most likely got PR so that means Japanese prison time.

Do they have visitation rights here?

rainbowtokyo · Today, 03:18 AM

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Originally Posted by ひさしぶり

He most likely got PR so that means Japanese prison time. Do they have visitation rights here?

Having molested several dozen kids, I think deportation is not an issue here, even if he did not have permanent residence. This man deserves to serve time in jail, or better still, to die there - anything else would be totally unjust. The Japanese government can deport him AFTER he has served his sentence.

Whooops, lets give him his trial first and not presume that he is guilty before this hits the courts. Grubby animal.

Pkl · Today, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by rainbowtokyo

The authorities in Japan often turn a blind eye to all but the worst cases. That this has reached the courts suggests that it must be truly horrific. I shudder to think of how many lives this sod had ruined.

It also suggests that the guy wasn't Japanese, so it's fair game for air time. Has anyone noticed much coverage in the Japanese papers or T.V?

If so, I can imagine that English teachers are losing their young students in droves as the parents panic.

PurpleDaisies · Today, 10:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Pkl

It also suggests that the guy wasn't Japanese, so it's fair game for air time. Has anyone noticed much coverage in the Japanese papers or T.V?

If so, I can imagine that English teachers are losing their young students in droves as the parents panic.

Aahhh....that`s why the schools are clamouring for female teachers now.
Good for some of us

Maybe it`s sex change time boys!

Pkl · Today, 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by PurpleDaisies

Aahhh....that`s why the schools are clamouring for female teachers now.
Good for some of us

Maybe it`s sex change time boys!

Next news story:

A female teacher in Tokyo was found to have been sleeping with the high school boys after taking them back to her house for "private lessons." Since this was reported last week, the teacher in question has had her private students increase by 1000%.

The Japanese police officer in charge of the case gave the following comment, "I want to study English."

PurpleDaisies · Today, 11:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Pkl

Next news story:

A female teacher in Tokyo was found to have been sleeping with the high school boys after taking them back to her house for "private lessons." Since this was reported last week, the teacher in question has had her private students increase by 1000%.

The Japanese police officer in charge of the case gave the following comment, "I want to study English."

And I used to teach at a boys` school too!

I promise this wasn`t me - really it wasn`t!!

Even though some of the high school 3rd graders (17-18 years old) were quite tasty - I maintained a professional demeanor at all times .......

iago · Today, 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by PurpleDaisies

And I used to teach at a boys` school too!

I promise this wasn`t me - really it wasn`t!!

Even though some of the high school 3rd graders (17-18 years old) were quite tasty - I maintained a professional demeanor at all times .......

Actually, I believe you can get into trouble even just for tasting them.

PurpleDaisies · Today, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by iago

Actually, I believe you can get into trouble even just for tasting them.

ummmm...right

well_bicyclically · Today, 04:51 PM

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Originally Posted by rainbowtokyo

The authorities in Japan often turn a blind eye to all but the worst cases. That this has reached the courts suggests that it must be truly horrific. I shudder to think of how many lives this sod had ruined.

He's come to Japan because he probably would not get away with it in his home country. Let's give him his trial and hope they lock him away for good.

I'm sure some of the henna gaijin here will be keen to support this poor old fellow and will no doubt rail against the horrid Japanese justice system and how it discriminates against gaijin.....

It's 2am and I'm angry

your drivel at 0200 sounds like it does at normal hours!!!

the alleged is closing in on 70 years of age.... this is his retirement program! free room and board!! nothing to do for days on end... free medical care!! If only YOU could join him!!!

rainbowtokyo · Today, 04:54 PM

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Originally Posted by well_bicyclically

your drivel at 0200 sounds like it does at normal hours!!! If only YOU could join him!!!

Tsk tsk bike boy, the bitterness and rancor isn't good for your health, as you know.

well_bicyclically · Today, 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by rainbowtokyo

Tsk tsk bike boy, the bitterness and rancor isn't good for your health, as you know.

your posts aren't good for anyone... is there no one real in your world you can communicate with???

6koala8 · Today, 05:05 PM

I have said it before and I am going to say it again
ANYONE who is contact with children through their job (teachers, daycare workers, counsellors) should get a police record clearance....It is done in Australia, should be done here.

TJrandom · Today, 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by 6koala8

... should get a police record clearance...

Sure - but then who would give the police their clearance?

Good that they got this guy - and too bad that it took so long to do so.

rainbowtokyo · Today, 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by 6koala8

I have said it before and I am going to say it again
ANYONE who is contact with children through their job (teachers, daycare workers, counsellors) should get a police record clearance....It is done in Australia, should be done here.

The dirty buggers can be quite cunning and can find ways around that by doing deed-poll name changes, taking on their partners names etc.

It's important to know that many of the perpetrators were once victims. But that does not earn them any sympathy in my book! How can the vicious cycle of sex abuse be stopped? I really don't know.

Yesterday, 10:25 AM	#1
well_bicyclically SupremePot Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: I do not need to click a button. I am already ignoring you.... Posts: 3,208	breaking news out of Fukuoka http://newzjapan.com/crime-in-japan/...ation-in-japan Breaking News: American English Conversation Teacher Arrested on Charges of Child Molestation in Japan March 15, 2010 This is breaking news out of Fukuoka. A 69 year old American English conversation teacher has been arrested on charges of child molestation. There are reportedly as many as 40 possible victims in the case. The abuse happened over a period of over a decade. He is also accused of having taken photographs and videos of the children. The man’s name has not been released at the time of this writing. __________________ Your replies to GP posts help feed, clothe and shelter the hopeless.

Yesterday, 11:35 PM	#2
well_bicyclically SupremePot Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: I do not need to click a button. I am already ignoring you.... Posts: 3,208	http://www.japantoday.com/category/c...ing-child-porn The man was initially arrested in January on suspicion of conducting lewd acts on his students but released later without being indicted, according to the sources. The man, who has lived in Japan and taught English mainly to primary school students for decades, allegedly took his students home with an offer of private English lessons, the sources said. it always starts with an offer of private English lessons..... __________________ Your replies to GP posts help feed, clothe and shelter the hopeless.

Yesterday, 11:47 PM	#3
ひさしぶり SupremePot Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Tokyo, Setagaya-ku Posts: 4,893	Personally I'd kick the f#king daylights out of this sicko. __________________ Inseinnosensei. That'll teach you!

Today, 12:50 AM	#4
WillKill4Rice Sensei Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Tokyo Posts: 505	Unfortunately, most or many ie 95%+ of these people in Japan are here for similar reason. They are the fetish jins and they lack the wisdom. I personally know two of these people who come to Japan very early and give up possibility of good career elsewhere all because of the fetish. They lack the Wisdom and they Have the Fetish. Fck them. They like 99% of foreigners in Japan lack the Wisdom. UNCLE RICE WISDOM FOR YOU MR ALT JINS SOUND GONG* __________________ Uncle Rice Dojo http://www.youtube.com/wk4r

Today, 01:59 AM	#5
Majolie Sensei Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Fukuoka Posts: 708	how embarassing for all the foreign teachers in Fukuoka tsk __________________ "are you my daddy? do you pay my bills? no? then fck off"

Today, 02:30 AM	#7
rainbowtokyo Sensei Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Far Away Posts: 635	I'm not surprised by any of this - Japan attracts some really bad gaijin. I'm disturbed at some of the Gary Glitter types I've run into in Japan.

Today, 02:49 AM	#8
Spinning Wheels Sensei Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 643	I hope the f#cker fries

Today, 02:56 AM	#9
rainbowtokyo Sensei Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Far Away Posts: 635	The authorities in Japan often turn a blind eye to all but the worst cases. That this has reached the courts suggests that it must be truly horrific. I shudder to think of how many lives this sod had ruined. He's come to Japan because he probably would not get away with it in his home country. Let's give him his trial and hope they lock him away for good. I'm sure some of the henna gaijin here will be keen to support this poor old fellow and will no doubt rail against the horrid Japanese justice system and how it discriminates against gaijin..... It's 2am and I'm angry

Today, 03:11 AM	#10
ひさしぶり SupremePot Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Tokyo, Setagaya-ku Posts: 4,893	He most likely got PR so that means Japanese prison time. Do they have visitation rights here? __________________ Inseinnosensei. That'll teach you!

Today, 05:05 PM	#21
6koala8 GrandMasterPot Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Cell Block H Posts: 1,060	I have said it before and I am going to say it again ANYONE who is contact with children through their job (teachers, daycare workers, counsellors) should get a police record clearance....It is done in Australia, should be done here. __________________ Just assume I hate you and we will get on fine.

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