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Police Precinct Part 13
On a quiet spring day in the suburbs, a stray dog found the corpse of a baby. Three days after his death, the blood group of the victim was determined. Detectives Hayashi, Kaneko, Nagata and Yamagata begin their investigation, suspecting the parents of the murdered child. They use a towel, baby diapers and bruises on the baby's body as clues in the investigation. Who killed the baby?
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On a quiet spring day in the suburbs, a stray dog found the corpse of a baby. Three days after his death, the blood group of the victim was determined. Detectives Hayashi, Kaneko, Nagata and Yamagata begin their investigation, suspecting the parents of the murdered child. They use a towel, baby diapers and bruises on the baby's body as clues in the investigation. Who killed the baby?
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Genre:Crime, Mystery
Written By:Kimiyuki Hasegawa
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Masuichi Iizuka
Director
Yūji Hori
Detective Nagata
Rinichi Yamamoto
Detective Kaneko
Shoji Nakayama
Detective Yamagata
Kappei Matsumoto
First Investigation Section Chief
Takashi Kanda
Chief Investigator
Tatsuo Matsumura
Doctor
Sadako Sawamura
Madam next to Hikariso
Harue Tone
Yasuko's Mother-in-Law
Masao Oda
Yasuko's Father
Michiko Hoshi
Matsue
Tokue Hanazawa
Detective Hayashi
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