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Lonely Deaths Lie Thick as Snow

2021·1 story·2 articles

A routine call regarding a burglary at an empty mansion leads cocky young police detective Jin Saeki to a gruesome and shocking discovery. The corpses of 13 children, along with the presence of a strange symbol, spur a manhunt for Juzo Haikawa, the mysterious absentee owner of the house. So begins an investigation (and an obsession) that will take Jin all over Japan and into the darkest recesses of both the past and the human soul. (Source: Kodansha USA)

Kodokushi wa Yuki no You ni Tsumoru孤独死は雪のように積もるFuritsumore Kodoku na Shi yo降り積もれ孤独な死よA Suffocatingly Lonely Death如积雪般的永寂

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YOFUKA has tracked Lonely Deaths Lie Thick as Snow across 1 story spanning 2 individual articles from 1 distinct source, with the most recent dispatch landing 5 days ago. Recent reporting includes “Lonely Deaths Lie Thick as Snow Volume 2 Review: Detective Saeki Digs Deeper After Haikawa's Arrest”.

Lonely Deaths Lie Thick as Snow Volume 2 Review: Detective Saeki Digs Deeper After Haikawa's Arrest
Anime UK News has published a review of Lonely Deaths Lie Thick as Snow Volume 2, a manga following Detective Jin Saeki who remains unconvinced the case is closed despite the arrest of Juzo Haikawa. The volume raises the stakes when Kanon Hasumi becomes a target, prompting her and Saeki to join forces in pursuit of the truth. The review indicates the series continues to develop its mystery and character dynamics across this second installment.
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Lonely Deaths Lie Thick as Snow Volume 2 Review: Detective Saeki Digs Deeper After Haikawa's Arrest

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