Suzaki 'Knocking' Reports Reach 26; Extra Cameras to Go In Next Week
Predawn "knocking" reports at Suzaki Third Housing have risen from 25 to 26, previously reported, with one new incident in the early hours of the 12th. The management association said it has begun bringing in equipment ahead of installing additional security cameras next week, as previously announced.
The management association of Suzaki Third Housing said on the 12th that predawn "knocking" reports have risen to 26 from a previously reported 25, with one new incident in the early hours of the 12th. As before, the pattern — two knocks each, moving from lower floors upward — is unchanged, and no figure has again been recorded on camera.
The association, which announced on the 11th that it would proceed with additional security cameras, confirmed on the 12th that some equipment had already arrived on site. "We've said all along this is about keeping a record rather than pinpointing a cause," an official said. "Residents do seem a little reassured now that the work is getting close."
The permeation index remains at normal levels, and both TDA and police maintain their previous positions. The association is keeping in place its guidance not to answer the door. The count keeps climbing, with neither the cause nor the truth of the matter resolved.
