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<\/p>\nI think a lot of people know about Kindaichi — a mystery manga about a high school detective who solves various murder cases. I came across Kindaichi in a manga rental store back in secondary school. The gruesome murders were terrifying for a kid my age, so I didn’t read more than a couple volumes.<\/p>\n
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There was one particularly memorable case in which the killer cuts one unique part off his victims’ bodies. And then when those respective limbs\/torsos\/heads are put together, somehow they form a new body.<\/p>\n
In other words the number of parts and the body count do not match due to some clever arrangement on the killer’s part (something like there are 9 victims, but when re-arranged there are actually 10 bodies).<\/p>\n
I can’t remember the exact details, only that it was a particularly haunting case.<\/p>\n
I was 12-13 when I first read that story. I was too young to understand its intricate plot. So for the past 13 or so years I’ve always had that in the back of my mind – to find that particular volume of Kindaichi and read it again.<\/p>\n
Problem is, I do not remember which volume it was, and nor do I remember any details from the case. There’s practically zero clues. I thought I’d never find that story again.<\/p>\n
Just a couple of days ago, I decided to Google the case with keywords like “Kindaichi, body parts, put together”. I found a discussion thread on vozforums where someone says the story is called “The Hexagon Village Case” (v\u1ee5 \u00e1n l\u00e0ng l\u1ee5c gi\u00e1c).<\/em><\/p>\n
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