CATDOLL: Tragic! Female student from Japanese voice actor training school was brutally murdered and dumped in river

It is not easy to become a voice actor in Japan. Most people who want to become a voice actor need to study in a special voice actor training school, and then go through a strict selection before they can become a voice actor. Now there are more and more idol voice actors, and many girls also hope to become voice actors. They enter voice actor training schools to study for this dream. However, accidents always happen. A girl who studied in a voice actor training school was brutally murdered and her body was thrown into the river on December 10, which makes people sigh.

On December 12, the body of a woman floated in a river in Kakogawa City, Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. Police investigation revealed that the deceased was 20-year-old Mashiro Oyama from Osaka. According to the police's autopsy results, the girl's brain was severely hit by a blunt object, and there were more than a dozen dents on her head. When the deceased was found, she had no personal belongings except clothes, and she died on December 10. The Japanese police have now set up a search headquarters to track down the perpetrator.

The victim, Mashiro Ohyama, was from Tamano City, Okayama Prefecture. After graduating from the Okayama University of Science High School, she went to a vocational school in Kobe City to study voice acting courses. She came to Osaka this spring and took courses at a training center while working part-time. She attended a lecture at a voice actor school in her second year of high school and began to dream of becoming a voice actor. She was an outstanding student among her classmates at the voice actor school and passed the audition for an original animation in 2013. The victim's classmates all commented on her as cheerful and hardworking. When she missed the class on the day of the murder, everyone was still worried about her, and her classmates also said that she liked painting, listened to everyone's conversations very well, and could also liven up the atmosphere. I hope this case can be solved as soon as possible.