Woman Returned Home During Lunch Break and Found Man in Bedroom
A 47-year-old man was arrested in Fukuoka, Japan, after he was found inside a younger female colleague’s home wearing only his underwear.
The incident occurred shortly after noon on Wednesday, May 29, 2025, KBC reported.
Boss in Her Bedroom, Lying on the Futon in Underwear
The man, who works at the same company as the woman, allegedly entered her residence in Fukuoka City’s Nishi Ward without permission.
The woman, in her 20s, had returned home during her lunch break to retrieve a forgotten item when she found her boss in her bedroom, lying on the futon in just his underwear.
Suspect Admitted to Trespassing and Said He Had Feelings for Her
According to reports, the man was arrested on suspicion of trespassing. During police questioning, he admitted to the charges and explained his motive, saying,
“I had feelings for the victim. I entered her home without permission because I wanted to know more about her.”
Duplicate Key Was Allegedly Stolen in a Previous Break-In
Police said the man had entered the home using a duplicate key.
Upon further investigation, he claimed he had previously broken into the woman’s home and stolen a key, which he later used to gain entry on May 29.
Woman Reports Incident with Her Family at Police Station
Following the incident, the woman went to a nearby police station with her family to file a report.
Authorities are now investigating how the man obtained the duplicate key and whether there may have been other similar offenses.
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