The case of Vietnamese youth leaving in Japan: The girl accused of livestreaming stood as a witness

This is considered a key figure in the case.

Mainichi Television on August 5 posted an image that they said was of Alberto - the suspect who struck a hand with Vietnamese citizen TTA, at the riverside pedestrian area of Ebisu Bridge, Chuo District, Osaka on August 2. past. In this video, the suspect and the victim are said to be using alcohol in the area where the incident occurred.

According to the Japanese newspaper, Alberto fled the scene but was later arrested at a hotel. Police believe he was involved in the incident based on security cameras and eyewitness testimony. However, at the investigation agency, the suspect remained silent and asked for a lawyer.

Friends of the victim in Japan said that Alberto's failure to cooperate in reporting made the case long, the victim's body was not processed, and the family and everyone were heartbroken. Until the evening of August 6, a Facebook account named LN suddenly posted an article saying that the girl HJ had testified for the case.

"Friend H. has already testified, everyone! Why does friend H. say he's afraid? Because testifying if the perpetrator used the excuse of being drunk and the lawyer defended him for manslaughter, the killer only had to spend a few years in prison. , can even sue against witnesses, there has been such a case," - LN account said.

In his post, LN said that he had contacted a friend of HJ and was confirmed by this person. Attached is a message from LN with a friend of Hue.

It is worth mentioning that LN himself is not sure about the information he has just shared: "Because the information H. testified to me was told by H.'s friends, so I cannot guarantee this information is 100% accurate. But I think that information is true, because H. will testify or not sooner or later, so no one would be foolish to lie about this, right?".

Below LN's post are hundreds of half-believing comments, because both LN's account and HJ's friend's account are virtual nicks.

For those who have followed the case from the beginning, HJ is the girl who was accused by the Vietnamese community in Japan of being "the one who stood by filming the livestream to cheer", when the young Vietnamese man did not survive in Japan, forcing her to speak out about the incident.

Accordingly, in the Vietnamese group chat in Osaka, this girl said that at first she was the first to run to call the police and asked two Japanese to paste the car receipt to call for help.

"So among the people who took the video, who went to call the police, who asked for help, who threw the lifebuoy for you? Is it us. The buoys floating on Namba Bridge have fingerprints on them? that hand," the girl confirmed.

Meanwhile, she also said that those who uploaded the video must also clearly record it to avoid misunderstandings. The girl said that when she went to call for help from the police and looked for a lifebuoy, the perpetrator turned around and the other person managed to cling to the shore but was subjected to other deliberate impacts, causing the victim to suffer pain and sink.

She also said that while she was trying to ask her Nepalese friends to save her, no one seemed to care and help. She also affirmed that she did not do anything against her conscience, so she would not care about criticism on social networks. However, due to the online community's strong attack, she had to change Facebook to private mode, locking comments.

Regarding the case, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Vietnam has directed the Vietnamese diplomatic mission in Japan to continue monitoring and closely coordinating with the local authorities, requesting to urgently investigate and bring the perpetrators of the crime. trial before the law, and at the same time implement measures to protect the rights of Vietnamese citizens.

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