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Lonely Japanese Man Steals Other’s New Year Card

Submitted by Alafista on Sunday, 4 January 20095 Comments

If you were wondering why your New Year greeting card did not reach your Japanese friend, one probable reason is because it might have been stolen. A 46-year-old homeless man was arrested Friday for allegedly stealing New Year’s greeting cards delivered to another person’s home in Fuji, Shizuoka Prefecture

When questioned by the police, the suspect explained:

I felt lonely because I’m homeless and single. I wanted to see photos of families (on New Year’s cards I stole).

So how many new year cards did he steal? 450 New Year’s cards addressed to 35 households.

He was arrested when local police had received a phone call from a local resident reporting that a suspicious man was searching mailboxes in their neighborhood. Officers spotted Yamada and arrested him.

Source: Mainichi Japan

Come to think of it, I have never received any new year greeting cards specifically addressed to me, but I don’t go around stealing it from other people’s mailboxes. LOL

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