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After Koji retired, he wrote a book on everything that happened to him. He dedicated a page to call it, His Public Warning, a cry to all the other trainees and idols at JNA agency.

After Koji retired, he wrote a book on everything that happened to him.

He dedicated a page to call it, His Public Warning, a cry to all the other trainees and idols at JNA agency.

He detailed all of the assaults that he endured under the mentorship of what many consider a predator.

And once this book comes out, the floodgates open.

Allegation after allegation starts flooding out against the godfather of J-pop.

According to Robert Greene's The Art of Seduction book there are nine archetypes of lovers or seducers

the whole book. Who's the victim? I'm sorry. The person you're trying to seduce is the victim.

Robert Green states in his book seduction is a game of psychology not beauty and it is within the grasp of any person to become a master at this game of seduction

if your victim is to be sacrificed then it must be done swiftly and cleanly leaving you free physically and psychologically to move on to the next victim and then the game begins all over again

the book recommends mixing pleasure with straight up pain not physical pain but emotional and mental pain

According to Robert Greene's The Art of Seduction book there are nine archetypes of lovers or seducers and according to the author once you find out which type you are you can use it to your advantage in gaining attraction by whoever you're interested in

the whole book. Who's the victim? I'm sorry. The person you're trying to seduce is the victim.

Robert Green states in his book seduction is a game of psychology not beauty and it is within the grasp of any person to become a master at this game of seduction and The Art of Seduction has four phases

if your victim is to be sacrificed then it must be done swiftly and cleanly leaving you free physically and psychologically to move on to the next victim and then the game begins all over again

By the way, Mr. Ono, I read your book, The Logic of Murder. You know, you're really skilled at creating a narrative.

I've been studying shogi, but I can't play against anyone so I ride on a piece of paper and I play shogi by myself. I discovered that there's techniques that you can't master, even though you understand them.

By the way, Mr. Ono, I read your book, The Logic of Murder. You know, you're really skilled at creating a narrative.

I read this to my little girl a lot. And the main reason is because it's about growing up and doing what you want to do when you grow up.

This is Deputy Police Chief Robert Devine, and he's going to read you Oh, the Places You'll Go. Let's give him a hand.

I read this to my little girl a lot. And the main reason is because it's about growing up and doing what you want to do when you grow up.

This is Deputy Police Chief Robert Devine, and he's going to read you Oh, the Places You'll Go. Let's give him a hand.

Another one was called Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary or something, which like, yeah, okay, if I'm a millionaire, I better find the extraordinary in the ordinary.

Another one was called Finding the Extraordinary in the Ordinary or something, which like, yeah, okay, if I'm a millionaire, I better find the extraordinary in the ordinary.

there's an incredible book on this case it is written by one of the biggest authors in true crime M. William Phelps.

He does fantastic deep dives he's very successful at getting the emotions of a case without much bias and his writing style just really immerses you.

The book felt incredibly effortless to get sucked into.

There's an incredible book on this case it is written by one of the biggest authors in true crime M. William Phelps.

He does fantastic deep dives he's very successful at getting the emotions of a case without much bias and his writing style just really immerses you.

The book felt incredibly effortless to get sucked into.

I know that sounds strange but I find it to be very important when it comes to true stories like this one. You have to get into it to really feel the emotions of everything that's happened and I think that's the only way to do it justice.

I just have to say that this book is very well written, meticulously researched, incredibly engaging.

The only thing is the book refers to Skylar with he him pronouns and I will be referring to Skylar as she her pronouns.

I just have to say that this book is very well written, meticulously researched, incredibly engaging.

The only thing is the book refers to Skylar with he him pronouns and I will be referring to Skylar as she her pronouns.

So there is a bit of misgendering in the book if that um I don't think it was out of ill intent but it does get a little bit complicated so just a trigger warning.

It's called The Real Lolita by Sarah Weinman.

Now Sarah is a journalist who scoured through court documents, transcripts, prison records, legislative records, testimonies. She interviewed dozens of people for this book, and a lot of them were related to the victim.

She's honestly such a talented writer, and without her I think Sally Horner's name would probably be forgotten.

So please go check out her book.

She also has a few other true crime books that I've heard are terrific, so let me know.

But there's a really good book on this case. It's called The Real Lolita by Sarah Weinman.

She scoured through court documents, transcripts, prison records, legislative records, testimonies.

She interviewed dozens of people for this book and a lot of them were related to the victim herself.

Pam came forward to the press and to an author of Teach Me to Kill and she said I have a picture in my mind of the killer so she's saying that the boys are being falsely accused just like her and they're being coerced into confessing because they're so young and uh she said you know like this drug addicted scum with like long greasy hair that's what I picture the killer to be not these little kids

There's two books on this case that I loved.

Teach Me to Kill by Stephen Sawicki. It's so well written.

He even visited one of the main people involved in prison.

I think he has a very unique perspective on things he put in the work. You can tell the book reads like a movie.

Even my Korean parents who grew up with this case on the news learned so much from this book! 10/10

This is probably I say this all the time but this is probably one of my favorite books of the year just really absorbs you and sucks you in and the amount of research

and like I said even my Korean parents who grew up in that generation they learned stuff from this book I mean

There's such a good book on this. It's called "A Kim Jong Il Production" and it's written by a film producer who studied film in Paris, has directed a ton of movies, a documentary movie called Radio Man that I had no idea that he had a part of.

His name is Paul Fisher. I mean, this is his first and only book. I don't even know what to say. Conducted over 50 interviews. This guy's meticulous. He gets all his facts.

He even talked to North Korean defectors. He traveled to South Korea, Austria, Germany, Hungary, Hong Kong, North Korea, even North Korea. Yeah. He even stayed in the exact hotel rooms that the victim stayed in.

I mean, this is the most meticulous book that I have ever seen on a subject like this. I was bonding with my parents and there were things in this book that my parents had no idea happened.

They're like, "What? Like I live through this. How do I not know that this happened?"

Dr. Linda Hazard...her last name's hazard like turn your hazard lights on like this is hazardous...and she's promoting her book Fasting for the Cure of Disease

she just talked about how every single disease was caused by dietary factors and the only solution is the fasting treatment

the only disease is impure blood that's caused by impure digestion and that leads to other diseases

Fasting for the Cure of Disease

there's this really good book on it...I love a story inside of a story...so there is a woman named Belle Gunness who had just gotten...kind of caught...three years prior to all of this going down in Indiana...so there's this book called Hell's Princess: The Mystery of Belle Gunness, Butcher of Men and it's really good it's a deep dive

There's this really good book on it...it's really good, it's a deep dive.

He donated a portion of the proceeds to the victim's families, but Most of the family supported it because I think when you have victims like this I mean I don't know what I would say, but I don't think I could blame other family members, you know for one person's actions Especially when they're over age, right? Especially if they there's no evidence of abuse

he said he's not ashamed to be a dahmer But like not in the sense of like he supports his sons, you know activities but Not activities but murder

He had dreams about murdering people and Then Jeffrey Dahmer ended up murdering people.

He wonders I mean, he doesn't know what that means He doesn't know if he Unwillingly and you know had passed something down whether it was genetics whether it was the way that he taught something He doesn't know.

He said he was relatively violent as a kid And he kind of outgrew it but it seems maybe Jeffrey Dahmer never did

He said that there's just a part of him that like wants to keep these things It's like the collecting collection and later he tries to make like an altar out of skulls of real people

they all still maintained a really good relationship with jeffrey and Um joyce the mom she ended up dying in 2000 of cancer

It's called "The Spirit Catches You When You Fall Down", is the name of the book.

It's about a little girl named Leah.

The Spirit Catches You When You Fall Down.

It's called "The Spirit Catches You When You Fall Down" is the name of the book.

It's about a little girl named Leah.

She's Meng, she lives in America.

The Spirit Catches You When You Fall Down

The Spirit Catches You When You Fall Down

Virginia Giuffre, who has passed earlier this year, she has posthumously released a memoir where she details her two plus years that she spent being trafficked by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

And this is going to be part two where we run through all of the names that have been mentioned in Virginia Giuffre's book that was published after her passing, which even that a lot of people think her passing was suspicious.

Virginia Giuffre, who has passed earlier this year, she has posthumously released a memoir where she details her two plus years that she spent being trafficked by Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.

And we're going to dive deep even into Prince Andrew and all of the connections there, as well as all of the politicians that are being brought up in her book.

She also has a book, which is incredible. I'm going to link below. It's called My Life Now. The book goes even more in depth than the documentary.

I highly recommend checking out Mary's memoir, My Life Now, and her documentaries as part of her own investigation to see if her memories are real.

My longest essay is how I healed people ... the book is worth getting even if it's just for that one because if you know someone who has fibromyalgia or chronic pain it gives all this information about healing.

That's why I wrote it - it's for people like you who are survivors; I hope my book can be helpful to you.

They haven't read my book; they're like why didn't she just call the police or something.

Buy it so Catherine is the one... promoting the book and then she'll also get the revenue from it.

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I'll just promote his book, The Gift of Fear by Gavin DeBecker is a really good book to read to learn about perpetrator techniques so you can better guard yourself against them.