What They Found Inside the House After the Setagaya Murders

Four members of the Miyazawa family were killed in their Tokyo home. After the murders, their computer connected to the internet. Who was using it? In this episode of OddlyTroubled, Marlow follows the Setagaya murders of December 30–31, 2000: the family's everyday life, the evidence left inside the house, and a later discovery that raised new questions. A distinctive sweatshirt. Shoeprints. Hair, blood and fingerprints. What could these clues reveal about the person responsible? Subscribe to OddlyTroubled for more true crime and unsettling stories from real places. Viewer discretion is advised. This documentary discusses the deaths of adults and children. SOURCES Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department — official case page: https://www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.lg.... Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department — official English case leaflet: https://www.keishicho.metro.tokyo.lg.... ABC News — The killer without a face: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-12-2... TV Asahi — reporting on the computer records: https://news.tv-asahi.co.jp/news_soci... 0:00 The Silent Night in Tokyo 1:46 A Crime Scene of Baffling Contradictions 3:58 The Mystery of the Leftover Clues 5:56 A Cold Case That Defies Explanation #Setagaya #TrueCrime #OddlyTroubled