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...and exited a certain way, I would assume not. Otherwise it wouldn't be a question of belief. He also took out the fly screen from the window, too. Not to mention there were footsteps behind the house, in the area below and around the bathroom window. So, either he's incredibly athletic and...

...They've never mentioned Rei's balcony despite it being the least problematic theoretical entry point. That there were fibres in the bathroom window doesn't confirm anything beyond him touching it. He could've simply stuck his head out of the window to scan the area after the murders to see if...

...while the TMPD have maintained ambivalence about the killer's access point for 24 years only to break silence and point to the bathroom window as BOTH his method of entry and egress, this documentary departs from that. They say he left through the front door. 1) This makes 20,000% more sense...

just briefly to touch upon recent points: *The TMPD now ‘believe’ the killer entered and left by the bathroom window. They do not say why (and have faced public derision as such, it seems). I can tell you that this belief is not total within LE. I would expect the word to be “now KNOW” he...

...front door when she entered, things would be different. Put another way; he was relying on an old lady to not remember the status of a door or window. That is simply absurd for a so-called pro. Moreover, for all we know, the TMPD are aware of his entry and exit point but they're keeping it...

RSBM: Wrong.

This is entirely possible, yes. We don't know at what point he got on top of the car, if he did that, versus walked in the mud. I guess it's also possible there were faint traces of mud on top of the car / hood. Yes, it's definitely possible. I just find it less likely given the absence of...

...materials, they have not discussed it. The climb from the car roof to the balcony was not challenging. If he's able to get up to the bathroom window, he's able to get to Rei's balcony. 100%. <modsnip: Quoted post was removed> Yes, there are plenty of climbing opportunities in the Mojave...

...taking your points in turn. If the Tokyo MPD is uncertain as to the killer's escape route, I'm wondering what basis there is for deeming this window a "wonderful" option. I don't actually know what this sentence means. Nor this one. Based on what? Perhaps you could share some links or...

...thing. (Or that I read it at 3:30am). But yes, it obviously wasn't the perfect entry or exit and there is no evidence he used the bathroom window. Moreover, good luck making a perfect exit from that window, from that height, with a now-injured hand (yet not touching it to leave any...

...that gap outside between the fence and their rear wall because of his footprints in the mud. But there is none of that in the bathtub or the window. Go figure. I think it's their default. It may not necessarily mean anything. But if I'm guessing; it could be that they do think he used the...

...drop on Rei. So, he's walking in and out of that room but not touching Rei. What other reason does he have? Perhaps, he's checking out the window to see if he's alerted anyone? Perhaps, he's sizing up the right moment of escape? We don't know. But what I think we can be certain about is that...

...it very fine, given the time of his intrusion. If he's entering the home at around 11pm and, let's say, the last train is around midnight, his window to carry out the murders and get back to the nearest station (20 minutes away) is very slim. Even if he's only 15 years old, and even if he's...

From memory, it's curtains. Cycling through the early pages on Thread 1, there are definitely photos. No, there is no chance they were looking for a buyer. They sold it to the City, along with all the other houses. The City now owns that land.

RSBM: I absolutely agree. Obviously, his motive is unknown to us. But I think after 24 years it's reasonable to conclude that if he had a 'good' reason to kill the Miyazawas, the TMPD would've divined it by now. Ergo, my best guess is that this was an emotional outlet for him of some kind. Given...

...have easily broken into the house through the second-floor bathroom. As we've discussed many times, while possible he entered through that window, it obviously is NOT easy. Moreover, the task force have no idea how he entered the house whereas this would suggest that they do. Again, more...

RSBM: Unfortunately, Batata is on a Time Out, so I'll do my best to answer in their place. (Perhaps they will use that time productively and get those answers from the TMPD?) For me, no--I don't see this one. As I say, no choke-related injuries were ever mentioned to me. Moreover, we know Mikio...

Great points across the board, @TokyoSleuth. Re; the TMPD, I would absolutely highlight their exceptional effort and have always defended the work in this investigation or have reminded users the LE-friendly nature of this website if I’ve ever felt the tone risked being too unfairly critical in...

I don’t pretend to make sense of it. Because I don’t know exactly the mud was placed throughout the whole house. Only that it wasn’t in the bathroom window, nor was it mentioned on the exterior walls. Feel free to try and press the TMPD.

We don’t know where they found prints beyond what they’ve stated. I just know they are unsure about entry / exit. Why is he unable to close the balcony door after him? Surely the longer the murders remain undiscovered, the better for him. We don’t know how the balcony door was found. I think...