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Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-pacific-10809128

He was thought to be the oldest man in Tokyo - but when officials went to congratulate Sogen Kato on his 111th birthday, they uncovered mummified skeletal remains lying in his bed.

Mr Kato may have been dead for 30 years according to Japanese authorities.

They grew suspicious when they went to honour Mr Kato at his address in Adachi ward, but his granddaughter told them he "doesn't want to see anybody".

Police are now investigating the family on possible fraud charges.

Welfare officials had tried to meet Mr Kato since early this year. But when they went to visit, family members repeatedly chased them away, according to Tomoko Iwamatsu, an Adachi ward official.

Authorities grew suspicious and sought an investigation by police, who forced their way into the house on Wednesday.

They discovered a mummified body, believed to be Kato, lying in his bed, wearing underwear and pyjamas, covered with a blanket.

Mr Kato's relatives told police that he had "confined himself in his room more than 30 years ago and became a living Buddha," according to a report by Jiji Press.

But the family had received 9.5 million yen ($109,000: £70,000) in widower's pension payments via Mr Kato's bank account since his wife died six years ago, and some of the money had recently been withdrawn.

The pension fund had long been unable to contact Mr Kato.

"His family must have known he has been dead all these years and acted as if nothing happened. It's so eerie," said Yutaka Muroi, a Tokyo metropolitan welfare official.


:awewtf:


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Ima Trooper]
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Jap's are fucked in the head, even more than Americans.


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Ima Trooper]
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crazy shit, huh?

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: robbyberto]
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robbyberto said:
Jap's are fucked in the head, even more than Americans.




except you hear about this shit a lot in the US

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Maverick]
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:picard:


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Maverick]
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Should have put him in the freezer for a while, would probably have got away with it then.


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Prisoner#1 said:
robbyberto said:
Jap's are fucked in the head, even more than Americans.




except you hear about this shit a lot in the US



True dat. A few months ago a lady near where I live was found to be collecting on her fathers and husbands social security checks for over 15 years after she hid both of their bodies in a well. They both died of natural causes, but it's still pretty weird.

If I remember correctly, the investigation started after someone found skeletal remains in the well.

CREEPY! And yes, it happens in America as well as all over the world all the time.


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: WakeboardrB]
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I think we get at least one of these stories per year, I just cant imagin
letting dead people decay in the house, at least move them to the patio

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Yeah, well this lady was smart and sealed them up in an old well.

I couldn't imagine letting a body slowly mummify in my house over the course of 30 years.

:omgz:


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: WakeboardrB]
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:awewtf::awedisgust:

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: WakeboardrB]
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WakeboardrB said:
Yeah, well this lady was smart and sealed them up in an old well.

I couldn't imagine letting a body slowly mummify in my house over the course of 30 years.

:omgz:




you could run a haunted house every halloween, make mad skrilla and they couldnt prosecute you for fraud

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Prisoner#1]
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I'm sure being prosecuted for fraud would be the least of your worries.

At least it would be the real deal tho. I'm sick of all those bullshit haunted houses that don't feature actual dead bodies...


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: WakeboardrB]
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you'd think they'd rob a few graves or work a deal with the old folks home or something

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Prisoner#1]
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You just gave me an excellent idea. October is coming up soon...

I'mma grab my grave robbing shovel and go to work!


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: WakeboardrB]
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is that a special order or can you get them at home depot

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Prisoner#1]
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I got mine at Bed Bath and Beyond. It was in the "beyond" section...


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: WakeboardrB]
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lol @ this thread.

I love you guys.


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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: WakeboardrB]
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I'll never get myself a quality grave robbing shovel, they closed the bed bath and beyond :sad:

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Prisoner#1]
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Send me the money and I'll buy one for ya. Just whatever you do, don't fall for all those Korean made knock off's they are selling on Ebay. You might be able to rob 2 or 3 graves at the most before they fall apart.


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Same thing happened to me when I played Neil Armstrong in Moonshot. They found me in an alley in Burbank trying to re-enter the earth's atmosphere in an old refrigerator box.

Edited by WakeboardrB (07/31/10 09:40 AM)

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Re: Tokyo's 'oldest man' had been dead for 30 years [Re: Ima Trooper]
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not telling anyone the mans dead is weird but leaving the body in his clothes and in the bed rather than burying him is just ridiculous.


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