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A serial thief of schoolgirls' slippers has been arrested in Japan. The 35-year-old man began committing his first thefts when he was in high school. But in the last two years, he has become really dependent on madrasas and is constantly infiltrating educational institutions. The Japanese committed thefts selectively. He could see a schoolgirl on social media and steal her slippers. However, according to one of the victims, there were no marks on her locker. Therefore, the police have not yet understood how the man found specific insoles. According to the investigators, the detainee kept all the trophies and did not plan to resell them. A total of 451 madrasas were found in his house.

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A serial thief of schoolgirls' slippers has been arrested in Japan. The 35-year-old man began committing his first thefts when he was in high school. But in the last two years, he has become really dependent on madrasas and is constantly infiltrating educational institutions. The Japanese committed thefts selectively. He could see a schoolgirl on social media and steal her slippers. However, according to one of the victims, there were no marks on her locker. Therefore, the police have not yet understood how the man found specific insoles. According to the investigators, the detainee kept all the trophies and did not plan to resell them. A total of 451 madrasas were found in his house.

A serial thief of schoolgirls' slippers has been arrested in Japan. The 35-year-old man began committing his first thefts when he was in high school. But in the last two years, he has become really dependent on madrasas and is constantly infiltrating educational institutions. The Japanese committed thefts selectively. He could see a schoolgirl on social media and steal her slippers. However, according to one of the victims, there were no marks on her locker. Therefore, the police have not yet understood how the man found specific insoles. According to the investigators, the detainee kept all the trophies and did not plan to resell them. A total of 451 madrasas were found in his house.

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