Japan social media sleuths find stolen motorbike after buxom cosplayer flaunts it online

Social media sleuths in Japan have led to the arrest of a cosplayer who stole a motorcycle then showed off pictures of the bike online.

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People were also shocked to learn that the “woman” thief turned out to be a plump 39-year-old man.

The bizarre incident began to unfold when the wife of the bike’s owner, @chanmn__12, posted news that their beloved Suzuki TL1000R, a discontinued classic race bike, had been stolen on December 30.

The bike cost around 1.1 million yen (US$7,000) on the second-hand market.

The owner, @nyankoya85, said it was very difficult to find a second-hand model in such a good condition.

The owner of the stolen bike said it was difficult to find a second-hand model in such a good condition. Photo: X/@chanmn__12
The owner of the stolen bike said it was difficult to find a second-hand model in such a good condition. Photo: X/@chanmn__12

She said her husband parked the bike in Shinshiro city in Aichi prefecture the night before. It was found the next morning.

  

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