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Kuroko-railgun
joined Jul 21, 2024

I hope it was intented of murder, otherwise is silly

It being considered intended or attempted murder does make sense, given that her child was taken away from her, she isn’t allowed to see her, and it’s clearly weighing on her. But I also have a feeling it might involve domestic abuse, and that this is connected to her divorce, with the blame being placed on her even though it may have been self-defense. Still, I might be getting ahead of myself.

last edited at Jan 9, 2026 4:12PM

20220125_003513
joined Jan 30, 2013

My thoughts are it was probably twisted around on the crime she did by her husband or it was seemed that way maybe because she overworked herself to the point it spiraled. Possibly post partum depression she didn't realize she had and it slowly turned into something violent. I'm hoping she didn't hurt the kid but we'll have to see on the new chapters soon.

Capture
joined Aug 12, 2021

huh.

I mean yeah embezzlement from a bank is pretty serious. But it wouldn't stop her from going back home afterwards unless her husband was... less faithfull than he should have been.

Actually though, what changed between her arrest and getting out of jail that she just can't see her daughter anymore? Now I can't wait to see next chapter to find out what her ex-husband did. Did he go back to gambling??? He better fucking not have

Ykn1
joined Dec 20, 2018

Well, damn...

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joined Jul 10, 2016

Holy shit.

"My husband racked up an enormous gambling debt" is far from an uncommon development in manga, but damn, it doesn't usually go this harsh and real.

joined Apr 5, 2015

I mean yeah embezzlement from a bank is pretty serious. But it wouldn't stop her from going back home afterwards unless her husband was... less faithfull than he should have been.

Actually though, what changed between her arrest and getting out of jail that she just can't see her daughter anymore? Now I can't wait to see next chapter to find out what her ex-husband did. Did he go back to gambling??? He better fucking not have

Given how other characters were talking about it, I think it is a case of "Is a criminal = is terrible unfit to be near children" mentality, where the taboo regarding crime overrides everything and Matsuri is persona non grata and assumed to be a bad influence to her own daughter.

But, yeah, I am very curious what the husband is doing now. Did the fucker went back to gambling? Is he the one keeping the daughter away (he probably have custody)?

joined Oct 1, 2024

To be fair willingly engaging on embezzlement even when she had a daughter and knew the risks because her husband manipulated her does make her unfit to be a parent.

joined Feb 25, 2025

My bet is that the grandparents are involved.

joined Apr 5, 2015

Ok, first, fuck no. It is a white colar crime with no real victims. The fact the punishment is jail is a problem in itself (not there shouldn't be a punishment, just that isolating from society should be reserved from people who are actually dangerous for society). But more importantly, it doesn't actually impacts anything in her capacity of being a parent. Taking away a child from someone who is no danger for the child is cruelty, plain and simple.

Capture
joined Aug 12, 2021

To be fair willingly engaging on embezzlement even when she had a daughter and knew the risks because her husband manipulated her does make her unfit to be a parent.

While I'm sure this isn't something you mean to imply. Her husband who went into gambling debts deep enough to be so future destroying that the only way out was crime. Decided to manipulate his wife into commiting said crime while he got away scot free. If either of the two of them are unfit to be a parent. It's not her.

joined Oct 1, 2024

Ok, first, fuck no. It is a white colar crime with no real victims.

So if I manage to steal your life savings it's okay because no one was physically harmed? Just asking.

last edited at Jan 8, 2026 7:35PM

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joined Mar 9, 2024

To be fair willingly engaging on embezzlement even when she had a daughter and knew the risks because her husband manipulated her does make her unfit to be a parent.

Gambling addicts are, then?
I don't mean to do whataboutism, but "embezzlement makes you unfit as a parent, gambling addicts are better" doesn't make sense.

joined Feb 25, 2025

We don’t need to go to the typical dynasty forum route, she is not saying that he is fit to be a father unlike her, or that she is worst than him, etc.

joined Apr 5, 2015

Ok, first, fuck no. It is a white colar crime with no real victims.

So if I manage to steal your life savings it's okay because no one was physically harmed? Just asking.

Read my post. I never said it was OK and I also didn't say anything about "physically" harmed. I stand by what I said.

Furthermore, even if you stole my life savings (which, to be clear, is not the same as embezzlement and the fact you think it is is a you problem), I still don't think you should be imprisoned.

Btw, I won't be responding further. Cropping my post to make so the "misunderstanding" of my position sem more believable is a clear sign of bad faith and there is only so much I wish to engage with.

last edited at Jan 8, 2026 9:52PM

PatchouliFleur
1
joined Apr 19, 2024

Ok, first, fuck no. It is a white colar crime with no real victims.

So if I manage to steal your life savings it's okay because no one was physically harmed? Just asking.

I don't know how the Japanese banking system works in detail but given the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan you likely wouldn't be seriously harmed in the worst case scenario, especially since she stole directly from the bank (so it wouldn't be your savings but the aggregate of money the bank has on-site) and that the bank would still be considered solvent given it's a loss from theft, not poor investment.
Didn't expect to look into Japanese banking insurance this evening though.

last edited at Jan 8, 2026 10:01PM

Img_3131
joined Nov 25, 2023

wow that's one scummy man. him pressuring and manipulating her, and then acting like the good guy who had no idea when she got arrested. lol. lmao. that poor little girl, she deserves her mom back and that shithead out of her life

tsukemonogatari
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joined Aug 29, 2020

I’m confused. Why didn’t the mom get the death penalty?

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joined Jun 3, 2014

I’m confused. Why didn’t the mom get the death penalty?

...what type of country do you live in that makes you think embezzlement is punishable by death????

joined Jul 8, 2019

I’m confused. Why didn’t the mom get the death penalty?

...what type of country do you live in that makes you think embezzlement is punishable by death????

RTG wants to know your location

butches-and-chicken
Cachorra
joined Jun 12, 2023

All of this is her ex-husband's fault. Matsuri and her daughter are the victims in this situation. It sucks for those dealing with a gambling problem, but the moment you act like this, you've stepped over a line. He's the one at fault.

last edited at Jan 9, 2026 8:50AM

Drawn%20by%20noratanukimaru
joined Apr 5, 2023

To be fair willingly engaging on embezzlement even when she had a daughter and knew the risks because her husband manipulated her does make her unfit to be a parent.

Is it really "willingly" when she was manipulated by him? He was about to put them into an even more dangerous situation, pretty much cornering Matsuri. Her and Koyomi are both the victims here—he literally targeted a vulnerability (her love for her daughter AND him) so he could get out of the pit he dug himself and push all the blame on her, all while acting like he actually cared.

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joined Mar 9, 2024

I’m confused. Why didn’t the mom get the death penalty?

So many self-righteous people here wanting to burn every person not without a single wrongdoing.
Bleh

last edited at Jan 9, 2026 5:06AM

Nyarin
joined Mar 20, 2012

PUT HIM IN THE TRASH

Cs4_cover
joined Jul 13, 2015

Oh, a Kaiji plot line

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joined Jan 11, 2022

I'm guessing that he marries another woman and the courts side with him as far as child custody, criminals are treated like societal traitors in Japan.

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