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Expert Explains Why “Don Juan of Kishu” Appeal Trial Concluded on the Same Day by Rejecting All Prosecution Evidence and Witnesses

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By Takashi Yoshida
| en.friday.news
Kosuke Nozaki, “Don Juan of Kishu” (left), who died seven years ago, and his ex-wife, Saki Sudo It was crushed glacial sugar. Suspicion goes unpunished. The judiciary’s decision is based on principle, even if the whole of Japan may find the case “suspicious. On December 8, the Osaka High Court held the first trial for the appeal of Saki Sudo, 29, the ex-wife of Kosuke Nozaki, then 77, a wealthy man known as “Don Juan of Kishu,” for murder.
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Playback ’15] The “selfish life” of the perpetrator of the “Neyagawa Junior High School Murder of a Boy and a Girl”.

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By Kei Kato, Takashi Yoshida
| en.friday.news
What did “FRIDAY” report 10, 20, or 30 years ago? In “Playback Friday,” we revisit the topics that were hot at the time. This time, we will introduce the article “Osaka Junior High School 1st Grade Dumping Case: This Magazine Discovered X Suspect’s Sexual Habits, Family, and Bottomless Evil,” which appeared in the September 11, 2003, issue 10 years ago.
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Evaluating Malignant Potential of Gastric Adenomas: The Role of Endoscopic Features and Genetic Alterations

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By Takeshi Ishida, Yamanashi Japan, Tatsuya Yamaguchi, Takashi Yoshida
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction Gastric adenomas, although benign, feature uncertain long-term progression and undergo malignant transformation in some cases [1, 2]. Recent advancements in endoscopic techniques that use narrow-band imaging (NBI) for improved evaluation have enhanced our ability to diagnose adenomas accurately [3, 4]. However, the relationship between the long-term progression of gastric adenomas, genetic abnormalities, and findings from magnifying NBI examinations remains unclear.
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