SUKEDACHI NINE CHAPTER SERIALS Series

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.

In a society where criminals are no longer deterred by even the death penalty, these 9 “Assistors” carry out a lethal form of justice.

Growing murder rates have forced the Japanese government to resurrect a Meiji-era penal code called “Death by Retaliation,” allowing criminals to be executed in the same way their victims were killed. Within a special police task force, nine Assistors—executioners who are also victims of crimes—carry out these retributions with fervor and sincerity.