What are some incredible cases in Japanese history?

On this day in Japan, Japan Trust Bank, now Japan UFJ Trust Bank, received a threatening letter cut and pasted from the newspaper, asking Japan Trust Bank to send 3 million yen to the designated place, or blow up the manager's home. The Japanese police attached great importance to this, so they deployed 50 policemen, but everything was calm for the next four days.

The fourth day

Tokyo experienced a rainstorm in the morning, and an armored truck came to Toshiba's government factory with 294,500 yen in cash, which was the year-end bonus for Toshiba's 4,523 workers. When the car passed the path behind the prison, it was suddenly stopped by a police motorcycle, and the policeman wearing a helmet warned loudly. Your manager's house was bombed, and just received a notice that there is something wrong with this car and it needs to be inspected. ?

In 2000, the film "300 million yen robbery" was based on this case.

The three bankers and drivers who were worried about threatening letters in the car quickly got off the bus according to the instructions. At this time, the man quickly squatted under the car to check. Suddenly, smoke and flames came out and the man shouted. It's going to explode, run! ? When the four people panicked, the man had already sat in the driver's seat, and the armored car drove away under the gaze of everyone, which added up to no more than 3 minutes.

Of course, the police are not worried about this. They thought that the case would be solved soon, because there were too many objects left at the scene, which were simply full of flaws. From sweat stains on hats, biscuit boxes on motorcycles, traces of ironing on raincoats' cuffs, to women's earrings, but these items are either stolen goods or goods produced and sold in large quantities, all of which end in vain.

The seventh episode of 20 13 TV series "Old Police" mentioned 300 million yuan robbery.

As for armored vehicles? Although the police quickly set up checkpoints on major traffic routes, no one has found the missing cash truck. It was not until four days later that the police found that the cash truck was parked in the oak forest near the incident, that is, the prisoner only drove for two to three minutes and then quickly changed cars with cash. After throwing the car, the prisoner immediately changed to the red Corolla stolen by another car, drove into the nearby parking lot the next day, left the empty safe in the car and ran away. The red Corolla was discovered by the police four months later.

Detective Conan and Juvenile Affairs in Jin Tianyi are also based on this case.

Since then, the police have entered a period of constant hitting a wall, such as trying to investigate but still having 1 18000 suspects; The serial numbers of 2000 stolen 500 yen banknotes were published, but these banknotes did not go through the market. Finally, seven years later, we spent 6.5438+0.7 million police force and 900 million yen, but there was still no result. 1975 the limitation of criminal proceedings expired, and then 1988 the limitation of civil proceedings expired, and the case was declared as a permanent unsolved case.

In 2006, the film "The First Love of 300 Million Unsolved Cases" was also adapted from this case.

This case is called by Japanese media as the last case that Japanese police want to face, because it is not only the case with the largest amount of money stolen in Japan so far, but also it is said that there are 120 crime tools left by prisoners at the scene, but none of them can be used as clues, which makes the police a joke and can be said to be one of the most mysterious cases in Japanese history. Because there are no casualties in the whole criminal process, it is also called a perfect crime.