In this episode of Crimes and Consequences: Workers at the Xerox Corporation of Honolulu, Hawaii in 1999, stalked by an employee who walked into the building with a loaded semi-automatic weapon tucked under his shirt.
SOURCES:
1) State v. Uyesugi (hawaii.gov)
2) Man Opens Fire in Xerox Office, Killing 7 – The New York Times (nytimes.com)
3) Byran Uyegusi | Murderpedia, the encyclopedia of murderers
4) The Chilling Story Behind The Worst Mass Shooting in Hawaii | by The True Historian | Lessons from History | Medium
5) Massacre’s 20th Anniversary: Lessons from the Xerox Murders | Hawai’i Public Radio (hawaiipublicradio.org)
6) The Xerox Murders — Examining Workplace Homicide — Crime Library
7) Delusional Disorder: Causes, Symptoms, Types & Treatment (clevelandclinic.org)
8) Honolulu Star-Bulletin Local News (starbulletin.com)
9) Peter Brent Mark (1953-1999) – Find a Grave Memorial
10) John Keiji Sakamoto (1963-1999) – Find a Grave Memorial
11) 20 years ago, a killer shattered the morning calm and changed Hawaii forever (hawaiinewsnow.com)
I’m glad you guys talked about the victims. They often get looked over in these true crime podcasts/shows.
“You’re not going to say that about me after I die.” lol 😂 I made my husband promise to describe me as moody and brooding at times if I ever ended up on dateline.
I use to work for xerox, fuck.
So – I realize that it must be difficult to do a podcast like this – but it's kind of surprising how much you've gotten wrong here. I mean – wow – So Many Inaccuracies – even the pronunciation of the name of Byran Uyesugi. But – I get it – it's difficult to pronounce Japanese names for people who don't speak Japanese. Also – difficult to pronounce Hawaiian placenames – however – in this case Ho-No-Lu-Lu — Honolulu — not — Ha-Na-Lu-Lu — (that's almost like saying Dillis instead of Dallas),, anyways – everyone who ever met Uyesugi was totally creeped out by him – and anyone who actually knew him from work at Xerox knew that he was a complete gun nut and a lunatic. Nobody was surprised that it was him —– It's not my intention to be mean – but it's just like – where did you get all of this this info? Also, "Aloha Attire" is worn to almost every funeral here – it's just customary. Besides that – cool – I guess.
🤢🤢 eastern michigan accent types I just can’t take. Best of luck ladies but I can’t take listening to you
too much talking
Maybe they were more employees but on that early morning day could it be that the meeting was about the shooter and only certain people were to attend.
Crazy thing about it is it looks better on him if he gets fired instead of quitting for some weird reason, probably why he wanted to get fired
Damn I remember this day. I was in the 5th grade and it happened during school. We were on lock down all day.
Oh my God you two are the best. I love listening to you. You tell a story so amazing. I kept thinking every time he said Xerox I’m from Rochester, New York and we have a Xerox there and then I have to keep remembering the story takes place in Hawaii if it did take place in Rochester ain’t no way in hell it would take that long to get convicted but thank you for my story time. I always love my story time with my two BFFs over the Internet have a great day thank you
Going Postal also refer to a woman shot up a Postal sorting plant in California.
Ladies, go binge ‘Lost’ right now! You are missing out! You are welcome!
👀 in Royal Oak…. I had no idea postal came from here
Sounds like a meth issue to me
Good to find you here today. Thank you, ladies ❤
please host a different podcast on here TCD, this is bad
Is this other lady a color commentator? ? Have some sympathy and stop making jokes about this serious crime.
Its always hindsight when people realized oh yeah he said he wanted to kill people they are never taken seriously or looked at to see if they have the weapons to do so. No one thinks to set precautions in place to possibly avoid or stop these killers…such a shame
I really enjoy your style of telling stories Ladies, and will consider Patron….Thank You!
Yay the girlies are back ❤
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♥️ Absolutely love, Crimes and Consequences. Brilliant content, thank you. Such a heartbreaking case. Which I’m sure still affects the friends and family’s of the victims and their beautiful community till this day 🌺
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Something I will never understand is why people say that someone was killed "In Cold Blood". If anyone/anything is killed, they have warm blood. I hear it over and over and it drives me nuts.
OMG, this happened not far from my house! Byran Uyesugi was a psycho and that building went unoccupied for a while. It’s been almost 25 years since it happened, and it still feels like yesterday! I just passed by the building last week and thought about the day the shooting occurred ‘cause it’s so rare for us to have a mass shooting.
I'll give you a 50/50 for your pronunciations 😂 I'm from Hawaii & this was such a tragedy when it happened!! I worked at a bar & some of the workers were regulars & came by after one of the funerals, they were pretty somber, so sad!! I actually learned things i didn't know about this case so good job ladies!!
Get back on the subject!! Too much off subject conversation
Southern Kali LOOOOVES you gals!! 💚💛❤
8 am is wayyy to early to deal with a shooter in my work place 🙁
I remember when the verdict was being announced. Standing around Sears tv area at Ala Moana with a completely full area watching. This was so huge here. I must have been 19/20. If you said Brian, I do think it was Byran. Bye-ren.
Hi Ladies been waiting for you/
Lawyers? OMG! They sound like two undergrad students in their jammies talking about True Crime.