The arrest of a man, frequently referred to as the elder son, has shed light on a disturbing crime disguised as a bear attack in Japan. Initially, the case was dismissed as a wildlife incursion. However, subsequent investigations led to suspicion of foul play within the victim's family. After rigorous sleuthing, the victim's elder son was arrested on charges of murder, unveiling a shocking turn of events from a perceived bear attack to a startling homicide.

Murder cases involving family members often stir public interest in Japan, due to the values of family unity and harmony ingrained in the society. Japanese law enforcement treats such cases with utmost seriousness. Both the criminal justice system and the public sentiment are often unforgiving towards offenders who betray family trust.

In the US or EU, such crime cases also attract significant public attention and media scrutiny. Although the crime severity and public reaction might be similar, the cultural implications differ. Unlike Japan, where such cases tend to be analyzed in the context of failure in upholding traditional values, in the West, emphasis is laid more on individual responsibility and mental health aspects.