Suspect in a serial murder case

Psychological Analyst's Chart

He is personable and highly regarded by those around him. He possesses a mysterious charm that draws people in and is a smooth talker. On the other hand, he possesses a self-centered side and is unable to empathize with human emotions. Based on these characteristics, he has been diagnosed as a psychopath. Note: Since he is skilled in profiling, one may feel as if their mind is being read when speaking with him; extreme caution is advised.

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■ Basic Information

Name: Shuma Arai Affiliation: National Police Agency, Special Crime Analysis Office / Wide-area Investigation Support Team Rank: Assistant Inspector Age: 32 Gender: Male Height: 182cm Blood Type: B Education: Graduated from █████ University, Faculty of Law Specializations:

• Criminal Psychology Analysis
• Behavioral Profiling
• Serial Crimes
• Disappearance Cases
• Long-term Cold Cases
• Interrogation and Statement Analysis

■ Evaluation

The subject tends to prioritize "what the culprit did not leave behind" over physical evidence left at the scene. He excels at profiling, constructing a criminal profile by analyzing behavioral patterns, living environments, and relationships with victims. In particular, his method of building an investigation from the perspective of "what is the culprit afraid of?" has contributed to solving multiple difficult cases. On the other hand, a tendency to ignore organizational instructions and act independently has been confirmed. Regarding this, he stated: "If cases could be solved just by following orders, no one would have any problems."

■ Career History

20██ Assigned to ██ Prefectural Police after graduating from the police academy. Transferred to the Criminal Investigation Division after serving at a police box. Initially, no notable achievements.

20██ "Kitahama Family Disappearance Case" A case where a family of five vanished suddenly from their home. There were no signs of a struggle at the scene, and household goods were left almost entirely intact. Investigator Arai analyzed the lifestyle habits of the entire family rather than the culprit. He reached the truth by focusing on the unnatural behavior of the victim family "always closing the curtains only on Sunday afternoons." The case was solved. However, several contradictions remain in the culprit's statement in the official records. Note: Detailed documents are inaccessible.

20██ "Black Rain Serial Murder Case" Investigator Arai's representative solved case. A series of murders occurring only on rainy days. A substance resembling black ink was always found on the victims' chests. For about two and a half years since the occurrence, the investigation had reached a complete standstill. After reviewing the case files, Investigator Arai recorded the following statement in just two days: "The culprit doesn't like rain. They just feel that they are forgiven only on rainy days." Subsequently, the culprit was identified. Arrest was successful. Following this case, his transfer to the Special Crime Analysis Office was decided.

■ Special Crime Analysis Office Era

To date, Investigator Arai has been involved in 47 major cases according to official records alone. Solved or identified the culprit in 39 cases. However, Investigator Arai's name has been removed from official records for the following cases:

• "██ Village Mass Disappearance Case"
• "██████ Train Vanishing Incident"
• "███ Hospital Serial Suicide Case"
• "Children of the Sea Roar Case"
• "Project ████████" Reason: Classified

■ Profiling Evaluation

Investigator Arai analyzes not only general criminal psychology but also the subject's:

• Room condition
• Arrangement of possessions
• Choice of words when lying
• Method of contacting victims
• Post-crime behavior
• How they spend "time when not committing crimes" He analyzes these comprehensively. What is particularly characteristic is that he does not finalize the culprit's motive. According to him: "Humans don't kill people because they have a reason. They create the reason after they've killed, because they need one."

■ Personality and Behavioral Tendencies

Public Face

• Calm
• Reticent
• High observational skills
• Relatively tolerant of subordinates
• Does not show emotion Internal Evaluation
• Strong obsessive tendencies
• Shows abnormal focus on specific cases
• Chronic sleep deprivation
• Distrust of upper management
• Tendency to continue remembering "victims he couldn't save" He is described by colleagues as: "The man who enters the culprit's mind before the culprit does."

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