MY DATA HAS BEEN ERASED?!?!

I wasn’t planning to stumble into something like this. All I wanted was to cross‑check some student files connected to the mysterious Kesxon Japan branch. But what I found… honestly scares me. While digging through old digital archives, school registries, and public youth records, I noticed something strange. Some students—kids around 14 to 17—had incomplete profiles. Gaps. Missing dates. Empty incident logs. At first, I thought it was a technical glitch. Japan’s systems from the early 2000s weren’t perfect. But the deeper I went, the weirder it got. These weren’t random kids. Every missing record belonged to a student connected, directly or indirectly, to the Kesxon Japan campus. Every single one. And here’s where it gets even more suspicious: a few whispered stories from alumni say some of these kids had past incidents—petty theft, vandalism, or something “serious but hush‑hush.” But when I checked again… everything was gone. Erased. Not even flagged. Just deleted like they never existed. Japan’s government networks are usually airtight when it comes to documentation—especially juvenile records, which are archived even after being sealed. But this? This wasn’t sealing. This was surgical removal. Someone with access wiped them clean. And you know what’s scarier? The names of these students still appear on school events, club rosters, scholarship announcements—proof they were real kids. But their police records? Completely vanished. Gone from national logs, municipal databases, and even third‑party data backups. Almost like someone wanted them untouchable. Almost like someone wanted to build a “perfect student body” by rewriting the past. Kesxon Japan being rich is one thing. Kesxon having the power to erase children’s criminal histories? That’s something else entirely. People think conspiracies are dramatic, exaggerated, or pointless. But when entire criminal files vanish, when data gets rewritten, when history gets cleaned up with no explanation… it’s not paranoia. It’s a signal. And I’m telling you now—something big is hiding in those empty data fields.

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IM IN DANGER

Someone slipped an envelope under the door of my apartment today. No address, no stamp, no handwriting. Just a plain, off‑white envelope. Inside was a single photocopy of what looks like a government memo. No official seals, but the formatting matches Ministry of Internal Affairs documentation styles. The heading read: PROJECT S-VERITAS: YOUTH FILE RESTRUCTURING PROTOCOL – Classification: Internal Use – Effective: Immediately – Priority: High Directive: Selected juvenile records designated for “integration programs” may be subject to controlled deletion, correction, or restructuring under cooperation with partnered educational institutions. Partner List Excerpt: – KX-JP Institutional Branch – [REDACTED] – [REDACTED] “Ensure smooth transition of candidates and maintain public trust.” Whoever wrote this memo expected these records to be deleted — and Kesxon Japan is explicitly listed as a partner. If this is real (and it looks very real), then my earlier posts barely scratch the surface. This isn’t a small cover‑up. It’s a structured, coordinated operation. The question is: why these kids? And what kind of “integration programs” require rewriting someone’s past? I’m scanning the document for watermarks or hidden coding. If I find any, you’ll know.

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