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hello everyone and welcome to usual disclaimer with ele Neal, a true crime podcast where we

crack open some of the most notorious cases in history. Given the topics that we'll be investigating,

it goes without saying that this show comes with a content warning. The details can get a bit

heavy and you might find some of the themes we discuss triggering.

Listener discretion is strongly advised and check the description for some resources and further information.

So today's video is going to be another solved true crime case.

Today we're going to be talking about the Hello Kitty murder.

This is a really, really well-known case.

It's quite a popular one that's often talked about in like true crime forums and things like that.

Again, this was a channel member suggested case, so thank you so much to horigami who suggested this one.

I do want to give a little bit of a warning though on this case. It is very very disturbing.

It's kind of similar to the Junko Feruta case that I covered. Before we get into it, I just

want to give my usual disclaimer that I mean absolutely no disrespect to anyone that I talk about

in this video. This video is for educational purposes and everything that I'm about to say is just information

that I have found on the internet and I'm compiling into one video.

So in May of 1999, police in Simshah Sioux in Hong Kong had a very distressed teenage girl coming to their police station.

This girl had just turned 14 years old. She came alone, no parents, no friends or anything

and she was very clearly distressed and she sat there and she told police that she thought

she was being haunted. And because she was so obviously worked up and stressed about this, they just let her talk,

even though police obviously don't deal with paranormal things and stuff like that.

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