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Speaker 1: Some one screamed in the corridor of the second floor,
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Speaker 1: a single tearing sound in the middle of the night,
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Speaker 1: and then silence. No door opened, no one called for help.
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Speaker 1: By morning, the hallway was empty, and Room one hundred
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Speaker 1: six looked exactly the way some one would want it
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Speaker 1: to look if they needed the world to believe nothing
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Speaker 1: had happened there. Narumi Kurosaki was twenty one years old,
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Speaker 1: a scholarship student from Tokyo living in a university residence
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Speaker 1: in bessen Son, France. She had a new boyfriend, a
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Speaker 1: new chapter, and a future that had taken years of
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Speaker 1: sacrifice to build. By December fifth of two thousand sixteen,
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Speaker 1: she was gone. Her body has never been found. A
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Speaker 1: man was convicted of killing her five years later. He
0:56
Speaker 1: never said where she was, he never confessed, and the
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Speaker 1: case that put him away was built almost entirely from
1:05
Speaker 1: what he did in the days before she disappeared, but
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Speaker 1: mind and what he asked other people to do after.
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Speaker 1: There is something in this story that stayed with me
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Speaker 1: long after I finished reading the last document. Not the
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Speaker 1: violence of it, but the patience, the planning, the way
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Speaker 1: some one could move through the ordinary world, buying things
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Speaker 1: at a supermarket, driving rented roads, making small conversation while
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Speaker 1: carrying something irreversible. This is what the evidence looked like,
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Speaker 1: and this is what it proved. On the morning of
1:38
Speaker 1: December fourteenth, two thousand sixteen, the staff at the Center
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Speaker 1: de Lainguistika Pliquet in Baisson Sand marked Narumi Kurusaki absent.
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Speaker 1: She had missed more than a week of classes. Her
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Speaker 1: teachers had heard nothing. The residence administration checked room one
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Speaker 1: hundred six. What they found there, or rather what they
2:01
Speaker 1: did not find, set everything that followed into motion. Narumi
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Speaker 1: had grown up in Tokyo, the oldest of three sisters.
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Speaker 1: Her mother, Isako Kurosaki, worked three jobs to cover her
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Speaker 1: daughter's education. Narumi earned a scholarship that took her to
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Speaker 1: France to a linguistics program in Bisanson, a city of
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Speaker 1: about one hundred and twenty thousand people in the east
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Speaker 1: of the country, close to the Swiss border, ringed by
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Speaker 1: hills and old stone walls. She lived in room one
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Speaker 1: o six of the student residence second floor. Her classmates
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Speaker 1: described her as serious about her studies, warm with people
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Speaker 1: she trusted, and famously messy in her personal space, Clothed
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Speaker 1: on chairs, books, stacked in no order, mugs left where
2:51
Speaker 1: they landed. That last detail matters because of what investigators
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Speaker 1: found when they opened the door in December. The room
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Speaker 1: was immaculate, bed made, surfaces, clear, everything in its place.
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Speaker 1: For the people who knew Narumi, that was not the
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Speaker 1: room of a woman who had packed a bag and
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Speaker 1: decided to leave. And alongside that unsettling order, three things
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Speaker 1: were still sitting exactly where she would have needed them.
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Speaker 1: Her laptop, her winter coat, and her wallet containing five
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Speaker 1: hundred sixty five euros in cash. December in Besenson is
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Speaker 1: cold enough that leaving without a coat is not a decision,
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Speaker 1: it is an impossibility. What was missing her passport, her phone,
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Speaker 1: her small travel bag and one blanket. Narumi had met
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Speaker 1: Nicola samberto sepaida Contreras at a party at the University
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Speaker 1: of Sukuba in Japan in two thy fourteen. He was
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Speaker 1: the djay that night, Chilean three years older, part of
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Speaker 1: a well connected family back in Santiago, his father was
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Speaker 1: an executive had a major telecommunications company. His mother worked
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Speaker 1: as secretary to a sitting senator. Nicolas had traveled to
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Speaker 1: Japan to continue his studies, and he had a way
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Speaker 1: of making himself central to a room. Their relationship began
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Speaker 1: in earnest in twenty fifteen. Narumi brought him home to
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Speaker 1: meet her family in Chili that September, which meant something
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Speaker 1: to her, but by October of twenty sixteen, the relationship
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Speaker 1: was over. Narumi had ended it. She had started seeing
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Speaker 1: Arthur del Piccolow, a student at the National Engineering School,
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Speaker 1: and besantson her messages to friends in that period described
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Speaker 1: a woman who felt lighter, who was moving forward. Nicolas
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Speaker 1: did not move forward. Messages recovered from the Line messaging
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Speaker 1: app sent by Narumi to Nicolas before she disappeared were direct.
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Speaker 1: You lost me, she wrote. You treated me like trash.
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Speaker 1: She told him she was going to block him. He
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Speaker 1: responded by calling her a devil. He had been accessing
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Speaker 1: her Facebook account without permission, reading her private conversations, deleting
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Speaker 1: photographs of her with other men over the months that
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Speaker 1: followed the break up. Investigators would eventually count fifty seven
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Speaker 1: unauthorized access events tied to his activity on her profile.
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Speaker 1: Narumi had written to her mother in that same period.
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Speaker 1: The message was plain. She wrote that Nikolas had lost
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Speaker 1: his mind, that he had read all her messages and
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Speaker 1: deleted photos of her with the other people, and that
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Speaker 1: she was only now seeing the dark side of him.
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Speaker 1: Kurumi Korosaki, Narumi's younger sister, later described what the family
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Speaker 1: had observed directly during Nicolas's visits. He did not leave
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Speaker 1: them alone with Narumi, not once. He positioned himself in
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Speaker 1: every room, every conversation the family had noticed. Narumi had noticed,
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Speaker 1: and still when he appeared in France in late November
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Speaker 1: of twenty sixteen, she agreed to see him. On the
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Speaker 1: night of December fourth, the two of them had dinner
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Speaker 1: at a restaurant approximately twenty kilometers south of Bessmsal. The
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Speaker 1: payment appeared on a Chilean visa card registered to Nicolas.
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Speaker 1: Security cameras inside the restaurant recorded them leaving together. More
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Speaker 1: cameras at the student residence captured them arriving and entering
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Speaker 1: the building together. That was the last time Narumi Kurasaki
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Speaker 1: appeared on any camera. The scream in the corridor, heard
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Speaker 1: by at least one resident of the second floor in
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Speaker 1: the hours between the fourth and the fifth of December,
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Speaker 1: came some time in the middle of the night. The
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Speaker 1: GPS tracker on the rental car Nicolas had picked up
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Speaker 1: in Dijon, showed the vehicle parked outside the residence until
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Speaker 1: four twenty three in the morning. No one who heard
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Speaker 1: that sound opened a door. No one called the police.
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Speaker 1: By the time any one thought to ask what had
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Speaker 1: happened on the second floor that night, Narumi had been
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Speaker 1: missing for ten days. Her phone was sending messages, her
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Speaker 1: friends and family slowly came to realize did not sound
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Speaker 1: like her, and Nicola Sepidah was already back in Chile.
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Speaker 1: The investigation began, as many do, with the assumption that
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Speaker 1: nothing was wrong. When Narumi's school reported her absence on
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Speaker 1: December fourteenth, it had already been ten days since anyone
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Speaker 1: had seen her, Ten days during which her phone sent messages,
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Speaker 1: Ten days during which her family received explanations. Ten days
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Speaker 1: during which the silence in room one hundred six was
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Speaker 1: filled artificially with the sound of a young woman who
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Speaker 1: may have already been gone. The first rational explanation was simple.
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Speaker 1: She left. Students leave, they get overwhelmed, they fall in love,
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Speaker 1: They disappear into a new life without telling everyone. The
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Speaker 1: messages seemed to confirm it. She was traveling, she had
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Speaker 1: a new boyfriend, she needed space. The school waited, Her
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Speaker 1: friends waited. Even Arthur waited, uneasy but willing to believe
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Speaker 1: that the strange message she received, the one where Narumi
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Speaker 1: said she wanted nothing to do with him because she
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Speaker 1: had spent the night with another man, was the kind
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Speaker 1: of thing people say when a relationship ends badly. But
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Speaker 1: then her family called the school directly, and the school
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Speaker 1: said she had not been to class in ten days,
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Speaker 1: and the rational explanation stopped working. Here, the French police
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Speaker 1: opened a missing person's investigation. They went to room one
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Speaker 1: hundred six. What they found did not look like a departure.
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Speaker 1: It looked like a pause the kinder person takes when
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Speaker 1: they step away from a room for twenty minutes and
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Speaker 1: plan to return. The laptop was on the desk, the
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Speaker 1: winter coat hung by the door in December in eastern France,
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Speaker 1: where temperatures drop below freezing. The wallet sat on a
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Speaker 1: table with five hundred sixty five euros in cash inside.
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Speaker 1: No one leaves for a new life and forgets five
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Speaker 1: hundred sixty five euros. No one leaves for a new
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Speaker 1: life in a French December and forgets their coat. What
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Speaker 1: was missing told a different story. The passport, the phone,
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Speaker 1: a blanket, one bag, the items you take when someone
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Speaker 1: needs you to look like you left. There is no
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Speaker 1: version of this story where everything makes sense. Investigators pulled
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Speaker 1: the surveillance footage from the residence. They found Narumi and
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Speaker 1: Nicolas entering together on the night of December fourth. They
10:02
Speaker 1: found the GPS records for the rental car, a vehicle
10:07
Speaker 1: Nicolas had reserved two full weeks before arriving in Europe,
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Speaker 1: which is not something people do on impulse. The GPS
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Speaker 1: placed that car outside the residence until four twenty three
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Speaker 1: in the morning on December fifth. Then it moved, then
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Speaker 1: it came back, Then it moved again, tracing routes through
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Speaker 1: secondary roads, through forested areas through the rural department of Eurae,
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Speaker 1: pausing in one location for approximately one hour. Investigators then
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Speaker 1: looked backward at the days before December fourth. On December first,
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Speaker 1: Nicolas had stopped at a supermarket. The receipt showed three items,
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Speaker 1: a five litre fuel container, a box of matches, and
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Speaker 1: a chlorine based detergent. He had no camping trip planned,
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Speaker 1: He had no stated reason to be in the besants
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Speaker 1: On area at all. He had told no one he
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Speaker 1: was there between December first, and third, the GPS logged
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Speaker 1: his movements through back roads, forested zones, and areas near
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Speaker 1: bodies of water. The prosecution's interpretation was not subtle. He
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Speaker 1: was looking for a place. He found it before he
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Speaker 1: ever sat down to dinner with Narumi. On the night
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Speaker 1: of December fourth, the head fake the messages had created
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Speaker 1: began to unravel from the inside. Investigators discovered that Nikolas
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Speaker 1: had approached two of Narumi's friends before her disappearance and
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Speaker 1: asked them to translate phrases into Japanese. The phrases were
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Speaker 1: I am going on a trip, I have a new boyfriend.
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Speaker 1: I had a fight with my ex. He asked the
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Speaker 1: friends to send him screenshots confirming the translations. He asked
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Speaker 1: them to delete the conversations afterward. Some of them did.
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Speaker 1: The messages that Nuru Roumi's family and author received in
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Speaker 1: the days following her disappearance, the ones that explained everything
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Speaker 1: that made her absence feel chosen. Those messages were built
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Speaker 1: from those translations. They were written before she was gone
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Speaker 1: or immediately after, and sent from her phone by someone
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Speaker 1: who needed the world to wait a little longer before
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Speaker 1: asking questions. The last signal from Naarumi's phone was recorded
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Speaker 1: on December fourth, near the restaurant where she and Nicholas
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Speaker 1: had dinner. After that, her phone went silent until December sixth,
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Speaker 1: when it was used to purchase a train ticket to Leon.
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Speaker 1: No passenger on that train to Leon remembered seeing a
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Speaker 1: young Japanese woman. No one confirmed the journey. The French
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Speaker 1: consulate she was supposedly traveling to see was not in Lyon,
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Speaker 1: It was in Strasbourg. The ticket was a detail designed
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Speaker 1: to point in the wrong direction. On December seventh, Nicolas
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Speaker 1: returned to the rental car. The employees who received it
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Speaker 1: noticed mud on the exterior. They noticed mud on the
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Speaker 1: driver's seat, the passenger seat, and inside the trunk. Nicolas
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Speaker 1: would later claim he had bought the chlorine cleaner to
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Speaker 1: clean the vehicle before returning it. The car came back
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Speaker 1: covered in mud from areas that matched the GPS routes
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Speaker 1: through the Jura forests. The most terrifying moment in this
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Speaker 1: case does not happen in a dark forest. It does
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Speaker 1: not happen in room one hundred six. It happens in Barcelona,
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Speaker 1: in an apartment belonging to Nicolas's cousin, a man named
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Speaker 1: Juan Philippe. In the days after December seventh, Nicolas arrived Calm.
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Speaker 1: He said he had been in Geneva for a conference.
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Speaker 1: He did not mention France, He did not mention Narumi.
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Speaker 1: He ate, he slept. He seemed relaxed, in the way
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Speaker 1: that people will seem relaxed when the worst thing they
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Speaker 1: feared has been resolved. And then he started asking questions.
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Speaker 1: He asked, Juan Felipe, how long you have to hold
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Speaker 1: someone by the throat before they lose consciousness. He asked
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Speaker 1: how you can tell, once a person has been strangled
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Speaker 1: whether they are still alive. He asked how long you
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Speaker 1: should wait before attempting to help someone who has been chowed.
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Speaker 1: These were not abstract questions framed as hypotheticals. They were specific,
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Speaker 1: They were sequential. They had the quality of questions a
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Speaker 1: person asks when they already know the answers and want
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Speaker 1: to confirm them, or when they are still processing something
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Speaker 1: that happened recently enough to feel unresolved. Juan Felipe testified
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Speaker 1: to all of this in court. The same cousin also
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Speaker 1: noted something else. When Nicolas spoke about Narumi during those
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Speaker 1: days Barcelona, he used the past tense, not she is
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Speaker 1: or she was angry, past tense, consistently in the way
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Speaker 1: that people speak about some one who is no longer
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Speaker 1: present in any sense, not traveling, not estranged, not unreachable, gone.
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Speaker 1: Nicholas flew from Barcelona to Geneva on December thirteenth. He
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Speaker 1: boarded a flight to Chile that same day. The last
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Speaker 1: message sent from Narumi's phone was recorded on December thirteenth.
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Speaker 1: The foam then went permanently silent. The scream that a
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Speaker 1: resident had heard in the corridor of the second floor
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Speaker 1: on the night of December fourth into December fifth. That
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Speaker 1: sound had traveled through the wall and then disappeared. That
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Speaker 1: sound no one investigated, no one reported, no one followed
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Speaker 1: into the hallway. That scream had no verified origin. Police
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Speaker 1: could not determine where it came from or who made it.
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Speaker 1: What they could confirm was that the GPS placed Nicolas's
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Speaker 1: car outside the building at that exact hour, and that
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Speaker 1: Nurumi was never seen again after that night. There are
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Speaker 1: cases where the evidence is circumstantial and the conclusions remain
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Speaker 1: genuinely open. This is not fully one of those cases.
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Speaker 1: A French court reached a verdict, but the questions that
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Speaker 1: remain do not disappear because of a conviction. The prosecution's
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Speaker 1: argument was coherent and detailed. Nicolas suppedda arrived in Europe
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Speaker 1: with a plan, not a hope. He reserved the car
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Speaker 1: two weeks in advance. He purchased specific supplies three days
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Speaker 1: before seeing Naomi. He spent those intervening days mapping routes
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Speaker 1: through forests and waterways. He fabricated the linguistic architecture of
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Speaker 1: her disappearance before it happened or immediately after, using her
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Speaker 1: friends as unwitting instruments. He spent the days followed her
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Speaker 1: disappearance in Barcelona asking her cousin questions that only makes
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Speaker 1: sense if something had already occurred. He flew home on
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Speaker 1: the same day the last message from her phone was sent,
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Speaker 1: and was never reachable again to French investigators until extradition
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Speaker 1: proceedings began years later. The defense argued that everything was circumstantial.
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Speaker 1: No body, no forensic evidence directly linking Nicolas to a death,
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Speaker 1: no witness who placed him at the moment of harm.
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Speaker 1: Jacqueline lefont, his attorney, who had previously defended Nicholas Arkozi,
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Speaker 1: argued that the case rested on inference, not proof. She
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Speaker 1: was not wrong about the architecture of the evidence, she
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Speaker 1: was wrong about what the architecture meant. Here is what
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Speaker 1: the psychological evaluation added over more than a year of assessment.
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Speaker 1: Evaluators described Nicolas as narcissistic, with low empathy, low tolerance
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Speaker 1: for frustration, and a confirmed pattern of verbal manipulation. These
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Speaker 1: findings do not prove a crime. What they illuminate is
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Speaker 1: the consistency of a person who accessed Narumi's Facebook account
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Speaker 1: fifty seven times without her knowledge, who demanded she delete
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Speaker 1: male friends, who received her message saying he had treated
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Speaker 1: her like garbage and responded by calling her a devil,
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Speaker 1: who asked her friends to provide him with translation receipts
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Speaker 1: and then ask them to destroy the evidence. The psychology
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Speaker 1: does not explain what happened in WOM one hundred six.
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Speaker 1: It explains how someone could plan, execute, and then walk
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Speaker 1: calmly through Barcelona asking academic questions about strangulation. There is
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Speaker 1: something in this case that is stayed with the investigation
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Speaker 1: into it. Not the violence, but the patience, the two
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Speaker 1: weeks of advance planning the day's driving roads. He did
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Speaker 1: not need to drive the friends recruited and then silenced
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Speaker 1: every piece placed before the event. It was meant to conceal.
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Speaker 1: The queper of Narumi Kurosaki has never been found. No
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Speaker 1: location has been confirmed. The forests of Jura hold no
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Speaker 1: verified answer. Nicolas Sepada was convicted on March twenty ninth
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Speaker 1: of two thousand twenty two, sentenced to twenty eight years,
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Speaker 1: and appealed the verdict almost immediately. He has never spoken
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Speaker 1: about what happened. He has never indicated where she is.
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Speaker 1: The family received an order of compensation for the equivalent
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Speaker 1: of two hundred eighteen thousand, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
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Speaker 1: There is no amount that addresses the specific grief of
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Speaker 1: a family with no grave, no coordinates, no place to
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Speaker 1: stand and say here is where it ended. Isako Kurosaki
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Speaker 1: raised three daughters while working three jobs so that the
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Speaker 1: oldest one could study in France. That daughter sent her
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Speaker 1: a message before she disappeared, warning her that Nicolas had
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Speaker 1: lost his mind, that she was only seeing his dark side. Now.
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Speaker 1: That was the last message she sent that was entirely
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Speaker 1: her own. The appeal proceedings were expected between two thousand
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Speaker 1: twenty three and two thousand twenty four. Nicolas is not spoken,
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Speaker 1: the forests of Jura have not answered, and somewhere in
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Speaker 1: the department of dubes or Jura, or in water or
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Speaker 1: in ground that has been searched and not found, Narumi
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Speaker 1: Kurusaki remains missing. The last confirmed image of her was
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Speaker 1: from a camera at the restaurant twenty kilometers south of
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Speaker 1: Bisamson on the night of December fourth. She and Nicolas
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Speaker 1: walked out together. She was wearing her coat, the coat
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Speaker 1: that would later be found hanging in room one hundred six.
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Speaker 1: She walked out into the dark and the camera did
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Speaker 1: not follow. The tele opened on the twenty ninth of
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Speaker 1: March twenty twenty two and lasted two weeks. A French
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Speaker 1: court heard the GPS logs, the mud on the seats,
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Speaker 1: the bea donn de combustible, the falsephores, the questions asked.
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Speaker 1: In Barcelona, it heard the testimony of Narumi's sister Kurumi,
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Speaker 1: who described a man so possessive he would not let
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Speaker 1: the family be alone in the same room with her.
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Speaker 1: The jury deliberated and returned a verdict guilty of murder
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Speaker 1: without a body. The sentence was twenty eight years fifteen
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Speaker 1: to be served in a French prison, the remaining thirteen
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Speaker 1: in Chile following extradition. The court also ordered compensation to
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Speaker 1: Norumi's family two hundred eighteen thousand, seven hundred fifty dollars,
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Speaker 1: a number assigned by a court to a daughter who
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Speaker 1: was never found. Nicholas appealed almost in means. He has
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Speaker 1: never confessed, He has never said where she is. Isako Kurosaki,
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Speaker 1: Narumi's mother, traveled to Chile alone in twenty seventeen. She
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Speaker 1: had worked three jobs to send her daughter to France.
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Speaker 1: She had received those messages, the ones that said Narumi
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Speaker 1: had a new boyfriend, that she was fine, that she
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Speaker 1: had gone on a trip, and she had believed them
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Speaker 1: long enough for the trail to go cold. When the
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Speaker 1: messages stopped, she crossed the world looking for answers. At
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Speaker 1: some point, on a street in Santiago, she saw Nicholas.
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Speaker 1: He saw her, He lowered his head and walked into
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Speaker 1: the crowd. There is something that has stayed with everyone
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Speaker 1: who followed this case closely, not the sentence, but the
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Speaker 1: silence after it. A verdict was reached, a number was assigned,
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Speaker 1: and Narumi is still out there somewhere in the Department
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Speaker 1: of Jura, or in water or in ground that has
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Speaker 1: kept its secret for nearly a decade. The car was
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Speaker 1: returned with mud on the driver's seat, the passenger seat,
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Speaker 1: and the interior of the trunk. The GPS showed the
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Speaker 1: vehicle stopped for one hour in a wooded area on
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Speaker 1: the fifth of December. That is the closest thing to
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Speaker 1: a location that exists. It is not close enough. The
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Speaker 1: family has no grave, They have no place to stand
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Speaker 1: and say her name to the ground. They have a verdict,
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Speaker 1: an appeal in progress, and a man who has chosen
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Speaker 1: silence as his final answer. Narumi Kurosaki was born on
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Speaker 1: the twenty third of July nineteen ninety five in Tokyo.
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Speaker 1: She was the oldest of three sisters. She wore her
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Speaker 1: winter coat when the temperature dropped, except on the night
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Speaker 1: she disappeared, when it was left behind in a room
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Speaker 1: that was too clean, with five hundred and sixty five
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Speaker 1: euros untouched on the table, as if someone had arranged
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Speaker 1: the absence to look like a choice. This show is
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