“Bomb attack on Otani” threatening email sent to Kocheok Sky Dome…Sent from Japan = South Korea

A threatening email was sent to Seoul's Kocheok Sky Dome, where the opening game of the Major League Baseball (MLB) will be held for the first time in South Korea, teasing a ``bomb attack.'' Terrorist teaser mail sent last summer
It is thought that there is a high possibility that the crime was committed by the same perpetrator as in the case of the police. According to South Korean police on the 20th, this morning, ``A high-powered bomb was planted at Kocheok Dome, and Dodgers player Shohei Otani
A report was received of a threatening email saying, "I will kill you." The email was confirmed when a staff member at the Vancouver Consulate General received it and reported it to police.
To date, police have confirmed that there are no abnormalities in the detection of explosives.
Although the threatening email was written in English, it was confirmed that it was sent from Japan. This time the police
We are paying attention to the similarities between this email and the terrorist teaser emails from Japan that were sent one after another last summer. Prior to this, in August last year, he claimed to be a Japanese lawyer and went to South Korean institutions such as the Supreme Court and the National Museum of Korea, claiming to be a Japanese lawyer.
A terrorist threat email was sent from Japan threatening to blow up major facilities in Japan. In December last year and in January this year, there were bomb attacks on the National Police Agency, the Public Prosecutors Office, the Ministry of National Defense (equivalent to the Ministry of Defense), the Korean media, and Japanese schools.
Emails and faxes were also sent threatening to plant bullets. However, no terrorist attack actually occurred. The police have confirmed that the email mentioned the same Japanese lawyer's name as in August last year.
Therefore, the Seoul National Police Agency's cyber investigation team plans to jointly investigate the two incidents, considering that the crimes were committed by the same perpetrator.