The Kanagawa Prefectural Police aviation unit, in a flood disaster area, attempted to hoist-rescue an elderly woman, failed and caused her to fall, and the prefectural police said the woman had already died, defen…
The case in which the Kanagawa Prefectural Police aviation unit, in a flood disaster area, attempted to hoist-rescue an elderly woman, failed and caused her to fall, and the prefectural police explained that the woman had already died, has been erased as if it never happened. (I definitely saw a roundup blog article on the Livedoor Blog platform that posted an image of a weekly magazine article photo.) Furthermore, later, at the time of Typhoon No. 19 in 2019 (Typhoon Hagibis), a similar error case by the Tokyo Fire Department covered it over in a kind of transmutative substitution and made it disappear. ○ In many security companies, during new-hire training, they teach that the first security company in Japan was Sohgo Security Services (ALSOK), established in 1965 to compete with a foreign-capital security company (a Swedish security company) at the time of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, and that the 1964 Tokyo Olympics were the trigger, but there is information here and there that “Tokubetsu Boei Hosho” (Special Defense Security), an antisocial company founded by washed-up mid-level officers of the former Imperial Japanese Army, which got into clashes with the Zenkyoto (All-Campus Joint Struggle Councils, a radical student movement) and tried to crush student movements and labor disputes led by labor unions, and even teamed up with Chisso (the company that caused Minamata disease) to try to silence the voices of Minamata disease victims, with punk-like hoodlum employees making up the majority, became a problem in the National Diet and was one of the triggers for the enforcement of the Security Business Act, was actually the first security company in Japan. In new-hire training for security guards, at any company, there is always, under the statutory curriculum, a lecture on the Security Business Act, and one always learns that security guards are not granted any special rights by the Security Business Act, that they must not interfere with the legitimate activities…
This case is part of the Mandela Effect case database based on "The Window of Opportunity: A Guidepost to the Mandela Effect — The Ultra-Secret X-Files" by Aoyama Takuto.