The Aosawa Murders

by Riku Onda

Each person has their own idiosyncratic biases, visual impressions and tricks of memory that shape their perception, and when one also takes into consideration the individual knowledge, education and personality that influence each single viewpoint, one can see how infinite the possibilities are. Hence, when hearing about the same event from a number of people, one starts to notice that all the accounts are, without exception, slightly different.

truth is nothing more than one view of a subject seen from a particular perspective.

There are two kinds of people in this world, I believe, those who frequent bookshops and those who do not.