Three Women, Five Bullets & ¥5 Million Left Behind.. THE NANPEI MURDERS
On July 30, 1995, 47-year-old Noriko Inagaki and high school students Megumi Yabuki, 17, and Hiromi Maeda, 16, were shot and killed inside the second-floor office of the Nanpei Owada supermarket in Hachioji, Tokyo. The teenagers had been restrained with adhesive tape, while approximately ¥5 million remained inside the store's safe. Despite fingerprints, footprints, ballistics evidence and decades of leads, the killer has never been identified.
Thirty years later, the Hachioji Supermarket Murders, also known as the Nanpei Murders, remain one of Japan's most notorious unsolved crimes. Tokyo…
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