A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS

Reality can be more dramatic than a drama. It should have been a heartwarming love comedy, but the story in real life did not follow the original script. The story in real life actually ended in the third episode, with only one character in the storyline, the male lead. On a Summer night in July 2020, on his way home, the actor was tricked to go back to the filming studio to retake some of the drama scenes. Hardly did he expect, it was a point of no return...😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Yes, that's my hypothesis, because no proper explanations was ever provided for the suspicious death!!!

The "futon scene" picture shows Miura Haruma in the drama costume, with no make-up, looking dazed, and a painful expression, obviously not in his normal state of mind. If you've watched the TBS drama "Kanekoi", you should recognize that shirt and that scene. If it was filmed according to the script, why wasn't Haruma wearing the drama pajama outfit? Incongruent to the drama setting, the facial expressions reflect that wasn't acting at all but a real agonized face of Haruma, feeling helpless and alone in the studio, after being tortured by monsters!!! The picture most possibly captures Haruma's final moment of his life, the last shot of Haruma's career where his dignity was mercilessly ripped off...😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

This is evidence of power harassment and mental & physical abuses, contributing to the death of Miura Haruma!!! How can people pretend everything is fine? How can people turn a blind eye? How can criminals who committed serious offences be allowed to get away with murder?

THE DREADFUL DAY MUST NEVER BE FORGOTTEN!!!

HARUMA DESERVES JUSTICE!!!

HARUMA DESERVES THE TRUTH!!!

MIURA HARUMA DID NOT COMMIT SUICIDE!!!

AMUSE & TBS MUST EXPLAIN!!!

JAPANESE ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITIES MUST REINVESTIGATE!!!

©️@⚖️ Justice for Miura Haruma

2023.12.02