Long ago, I don’t know if it still exists now, or maybe it’s a Mandela Effect, but on YouTube there was a video like, This is the very moment a false groping accusation (chikan) is born!…
What happened next in that video is that two police officers rushed over, and the timid-looking man, too, trusted the police officers, disembarked accompanied by them, and went off somewhere together, but you couldn’t tell from that video what happened after that. In the comments section, there were also many comments to the effect that, seeing a situation where shouts were being hurled that was just too bizarre, one wanted to believe that this man was protected by the police officers. I, too, think that that video truly captured the very moment a false accusation of groping occurred. Alternatively, on March 11, 2017, at Sakurashinmachi Station on the Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line in Setagaya Ward, there was an incident where a man with a mental disability called coprolalia, famous for shouting obscene words on trains and also an internet meme, was attacked and restrained (?!), by men who looked like irritable, ill-fated, sickly-complexioned, luckless salaryman types, and died, but from the security camera footage they could not identify the suspects, it’s currently an unsolved case, and the Public Security Police are involved, and it is said to be under the jurisdiction of Public Security. Luckily, I seem to have a strong guardian spirit, and I haven’t yet had the experience of encountering a place with an extraordinarily bad vibe (although on last trains close to the end of service I do sometimes see strange people), but at the individual level, I have not never encountered antisocial personalities/people with mental disorders who make you feel like they might be connected to an antisocial universe called the Backside Universe (I’ll discuss this later in the Afterword), drawing energy from it or having theirs drawn.
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.