Investigators in Kyoto murder case say suspect's dashcam footage was deleted

The Kyoto Prefectural Police believe the 37-year-old suspect, Yūki Adachi, may have deleted the footage to conceal his movements.

Investigators in Kyoto murder case say suspect's dashcam footage was deleted
Investigators in Kyoto murder case say suspect's dashcam footage was deleted Photo: The Japan Times

A vehicle carrying suspect Yūki Adachi enters the Nantan Police Station of the Kyoto Prefectural Police in Nantan, Kyoto Prefecture, on Thursday
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Dashboard camera footage was partially deleted from a car driven by a father who was arrested after his son's body was found in a forested area in Kyoto Prefecture, investigative sources said Friday.Portions of the footage from March 23, the day 11-year-old Yuki Adachi, an elementary school student from the city of Nantan, went missing, had been erased, according to the sources.The Kyoto Prefectural Police believe the 37-year-old suspect, Yūki Adachi, may have deleted the footage to conceal his movements.

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