Sensei, Bokutachi wa Koroshiteimasen. - Vol. 2 Ch. 10 - A Magnificent Family

[MangaDex]

 

[PhasmoKnight]

Good job worm, now assist your teacher in killing the other bullies.

 

[RakshaJaeger]

Honestly, Izuka did the best thing he could do in this situation: Telling his mom his wrongdoings so they can shoulder the thing together. That’s what parents are for, bearing responsibilities with their child and protecting them.
Well now that’s if the mom is a sane person…
Thanks for the translation

 

[Ochrolv]

I bet Izuka's mom is going to prevent him from coming forward & pull the "mama knows best" act that will only worsen the situation. Also Kurokawa's downfall better be satisfying given that his dad did influence his deplorable behavior & I feel bad for his mom to be living with 2 monsters. Thanks for the translations.

 

[colcid]

I'm proud of him. And seeing what the volume cover looks like I have a feeling that the conflict will be more with his mother than with him

 

[KoriCongo]

Don't be rushing these translations, man. Best to run your script through spellcheck before you start typesetting.

Such a gental woman
He also heas the largest faction within the Liberal Democratic Family (should be Party)
Sakurai Naho Investigation Report (you keep flipping surname-first name and first-name surname, Sakurai is her last name)

I can't [get] turned on like this!

 

[Dranzer86]

With a bastard like that for a father it's no wonder that Kurokawa is a monster

 

[Sakuyadorf]

Can't get turned on by scars?
what a weak rapist

 

[EchoGirl]

of course he has maids (i feel like even rich i'd feel uncomfortable with strangers in home whether live in or not but i guess he's used to being pampered)

Can't get turned on by scars?
what a weak rapist

weak excuse but i guess it'd be too soon since she's setting up revenge versus just pepper spraying him then and there and dragging him off

oh he's a judge. that's prolly even more powerful than a politician in some cases. guess he can get some thrills outta legally executing ppl but wonder how many innocents he set up

@n1.the.noob page 8, "you're"

Good job worm, now assist your teacher in killing the other bullies.

he's already too controlled by his tiger mom to be controlled by sensei XP

expecting 4d chess move of the dad having some kinda camera/tracker on the detective since the 'i see...' kinda made it seem like "i know there's something you're not telling me but not gonna push it" or so

 

[ExtraM]

Watching each punishment is like watching a danganronpa execution.

 

[KnightSpark]

Oh... the mother is going to strongarm her kid into keeping quiet about the incident. I just know it.

 

[KnightSpark]

Watching each punishment is like watching a danganronpa execution.

Minus the death, of course.

 

[Devilizer]

Last I checked (which, admittedly, was about 7 years ago), Japanese criminal courts had a conviction rate of about 98%. Though this year was the first time in almost three when someone in Japan was actually executed, even if death row proceedings are conducted with a much higher standard of review than typical criminal cases, with a conviction rate that high, the justice system is so heavily biased in favor of the prosecution that a statistically-significant percentage of people who've been executed by the state in the last twenty-five were almost-certainly wrongfully convicted.

 

[KnightSpark]

Honestly, Izuka did the best thing he could do in this situation: Telling his mom his wrongdoings so they can shoulder the thing together. That’s what parents are for, bearing responsibilities with their child and protecting them.
Well now that’s if the mom is a sane person…
Thanks for the translation

Uh... was I supposed to laugh? I feel like I was supposed to laugh there.

 

[auriga]

Last I checked (which, admittedly, was about 7 years ago), Japanese criminal courts had a conviction rate of about 98%. Though this year was the first time in almost three when someone in Japan was actually executed, even if death row proceedings are conducted with a much higher standard of review than typical criminal cases, with a conviction rate that high, the justice system is so heavily biased in favor of the prosecution that a statistically-significant percentage of people who've been executed by the state in the last twenty-five were almost-certainly wrongfully convicted.

Add to that the fact that Japanese police are notoriously lazy.

 

[77BLc9JwJGpLVARkamJx]

Lol, maybe mom and teach can work together.

 

[EchoGirl]

Lol, maybe mom and teach can work together.

i doubt she would willingly b/c she'd want him to admit it/turn himself in as opposed to the mom acting on her own and trying to cover up/move away from the situation

Minus the death, of course.

There's bound to be one death at least

 

[drepurp]

Ooooo you think she can get kurokawa's dad to sentence his own son to death? Like he says "he just stamps the paper and his approval goes up" lets see if you can stamp your own sons paper to be killed

 

[EchoGirl]

Ooooo you think she can get kurokawa's dad to sentence his own son to death? Like he says "he just stamps the paper and his approval goes up" lets see if you can stamp your own sons paper to be killed

I'm sure there's dramatic scenes were officers had to arrest there own family members but wonder if there'd be conflict of interest like "you can't be the judge in your son's court case" but i imagine given the way things are going other than 'public humiliation' sensei wouldn't go for a 'legal' route as opposed to him being hurt another way. if not somehow get his father fired, have his rival 'promoted' into his position and then THAT person executes his son.

 

[jrocker]

So that "father" is definitely going to be getting the death penalty at some point and THEN the son will realize that without his father he has 0 protection and EVERYTHING will hurt