Blood on the Tracks - Vol. 9 Ch. 74 - Questioning (2)

[MangaDex]

 

[jazaruk444]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱holy mother of nachos
😱

 

[Molvera]

The kid has trauma cut him some slack

 

[faniki]

😨

 

[djamel90]

still as creepy as always. thanks for translating being reading it since mangastream

 

[Mnuchinboo]

Good lord this kid needs some mental help.

 

[nmyhv1]

@Mnuchinboo he's literally getting help in this, forced to confront what he knows
though not in the nicest of ways

 

[Xcaliblaster]

This kinda of interview violates a lot of minor protection laws, i mean that is harsh, but still i like how minimal the text is and the characters expressions are. Truly an underrated manga.

 

[polapr78]

Where can i read chapter below 62?

 

[relic626]

@Mnuchinboo no shit bro, this the first chapter you reading in the series?

 

[starlightcitypro]

I didn't think he would do it. What a fantastic Manga, every chapter is nerve wracking

 

[hidarion37]

HE SAID IT

 

[Anteup321]

Aw I see this manga is still completely twisted. Excellent.

 

[7777ale7777]

That "Love" that they were talking about was the romantic kind? Or the ambiguous japanese love/like kind?
Also that detective seems like the only competent adult in the whole series.

 

[EQ]

69 getting everyone to snitch out here

 

[Bados_Ladyte]

Over 99% conviction rate baby

 

[nfzeta]

@777ale7777 They meant it literally, as in does he love his mother, as his mother. Basically trying to get an idea of how close the family was.

 

[themoobz]

now i wonder how will the case turn out and i hope that shit kid stay like that forever

 

[A-tan]

I will give credit to the officer for being firm but kind to Seiichi during this, at least he is sensible enough to realize Seiichi is super fucked up from the experience.

I'm happy Seiichi is finally speaking, he seriously needed that. So far he literally never mentioned the issue to any other adult. I don't think he told anyone, actually, other than his own mom who gaslighted him inmediately.

@Xcaliblaster In Japan the police is allowed to start their questioning without a lawyer present first. The fact they got the dad's consent to interrogate him also helps. So basically none of what they are doing is breaking any law, as far I know.

 

[meho7]

Spoiler

http://imgur.com/a/0YqSGJ7