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Police Precinct Part 17
The murder took place at a hotel in Matsushima. The victim is a woman about 28 years old. The suspect is a young man who visited her the night before, and the evidence, in addition to shoe horns and handkerchiefs, is soap with the name of the tavern. When detectives at Shiogama Station followed the man's tracks, it turned out that he had come from Ueno.
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The murder took place at a hotel in Matsushima. The victim is a woman about 28 years old. The suspect is a young man who visited her the night before, and the evidence, in addition to shoe horns and handkerchiefs, is soap with the name of the tavern. When detectives at Shiogama Station followed the man's tracks, it turned out that he had come from Ueno.
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Genre:Crime, Drama
Written By:Kimiyuki Hasegawa
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Toei Company
Cast
Shinji Murayama
Director
Yūji Hori
Detective Nagata
Rinichi Yamamoto
Detective Kaneko
Sonny Chiba
Detective Nakagawa
Tokue Hanazawa
Detective Hayashi
Fumitake Ōmura
Detective Ogawa
Susumu Namishima
Detective Ikemoto
Takashi Kanda
Chief Detective
Harumi Sone
Ichiro Kawasaki
Junko Miyazono
Yumiko Taniguchi
Koji Sahara
Detective Takatsu
Shoji Nakayama
Detective Takayama
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