Stalker Uses Reflection In Jap Idol’s Eye To Find Out Where She Lives & Molested Her

2019-10-12 , 8:00 am

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Stalkers are scary.

Especially technologically-advanced stalkers with enough deductive skill to put Sherlock Holmes to shame.

And this one Japanese idol found out the hard way that sometimes, posing too many selfies can hurt you.

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Literally.

Meet 21-year-old Ena Matsuoka.

She is part of an underground idol group called Tsukinukeniyomi.

And more recently, she was the victim of an overzealous fan.

Ena was returning home from a concert on 1 Sep 2019 when a 26-year-old man, Sato Hibiki, ambushed her from behind.

Sato reportedly used pressed a towel to her face and groped her body.

She injured her face in the incident and needed a week for the injuries to heal.

Sato was arrested by the Tokyo Metropolitan Police and confessed.

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When asked why he did what he did, he told them that he was a big fan of Ena Matsuoka.

But the whole point of this article isn’t a fan attacking an idol. Sadly, this happens from time to time.

The scarier part of the attack is how he found out where she stays.

How did the man even figure out where she stays?

Apparently through her selfies and online videos.

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Then, based on the reflection, he used Google Street view to deduce the location.

He combed through her photos and videos that were posted online.

And even managed to figure out the location of her curtains and the sun’s direction.

From there, he managed to deduce her exact address.

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And the rest is history.

If he had managed to sign on to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police, he would probably be the best CSI in the whole country.

Stalker ain’t the only people who will misuse your online photos.

And there are websites who are more than happy to take your face and use it as an ad.

In other words? Make sure whatever you post online doesn’t come back to bite you in the ass.

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And, of course, don’t use P30 to take selfies anymore. Too good lah, the resolution.