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Who was the Monster with 21 Faces that blackmailed Japan's food companies?
In March 1984 the president of the confectioner Ezaki Glico was kidnapped and escaped three days later. Then a group calling itself the Monster with 21 Faces blackmailed Glico, Morinaga, Marudai and House Foods in turn, left poisoned sweets in shops and sent letters mocking the police to the newspapers. Twice the police saw a "fox-eyed man" they suspected of belonging to the group at a ransom drop, and twice they lost him. In August 1985 a letter announced the end of the blackmail and the group vanished; in 2000 the last statute of limitations ran out.
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