- A man in Komatsushima, Japan, left DVDs containing illegally recorded videos of women in public places.
- The 67-year-old construction executive denies the charges despite being identified through security footage.
- Police suspect the man may be connected to other similar incidents of distributing obscene DVDs in the area.

A: Hey, did you hear something crazy happened in Tokushima?
B: No, what’s up? Spill the tea!

A: Apparently, someone was leaving DVDs around town. Like, just leaving them in laundromats and convenience stores.
B: Seriously? What were on the DVDs?

A: Uh… not good. They were "indecent" videos. Pictures too. Seems like secretly taken stuff.
B: Oh my gosh! Without consent? That's terrible!

A: Yeah, the news says the women in the videos are local. It’s making people really worried.
B: Wow, so creepy. Did they catch the person?

A: They think they did! Security cameras at the stores helped. They identified a 67-year-old guy.
B: A construction company executive? Unbelievable!

A: Right? He's denying it, saying he didn't do it. But it's not the first time this has happened.
B: So, they’re investigating other similar incidents too? This is a really big deal.

A: Definitely. It’s pretty shocking that someone would do this, you know? Physical media is still a thing!
B: I know! Crazy times. Let's hope they find out all the details and help those women.