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The Radar | July 4, 2025

Local Homicide Detective is Nowhere to be Seen.

J. Wake & E. Lavigne

A FEW DAYS AGO, the KUROSAWA family shared heartbreaking news: the sudden disappearance of their youngest member, ASAHI KUROSAWA.

Missing posters have begun circulating around the city, and locals of Rivergate are left devastated.

Asahi was a cherished figure in the neighborhood and worked as a homicide detective in Rivergate's 11th Precinct.

GRAYBRIDGE POLICE DEPARTMENT has yet to comment on the case.

DETECTIVE KUROSAWA was widely respected amongst their peers. Having joined the force fourteen years ago, they quickly rose through the ranks. Their skill and intuition were second only to those of their longtime partner, DETECTIVE JACKSON, though their own merits stood apart.

Friendly and dedicated, yet reserved, Kurosawa was known for being active in causes such as transgender safety in public spaces and confronting structural racism within the police force. It comes as no surprise, then, that the entirety of Rivergate has been shaken by the news of their disappearance.

Reached for comment, Ms. Kurosawa expressed her outrage with the police department: "They've been missing for seven days now, and the police haven't even bothered to report the case."

For now, all requests for information have been denied by the precinct's captain, LENORA VÉLEZ, and the city's chief of police, HAROLD FRITZ.

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So neurodivergent folks can identify other neurodivergent people like they’ve got some kind of radar.

Seeing as people keep asking if I’m autistic or ADHD (likely both), I’m gonna have to take the ND radar very seriously.

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Fameye Makes A Radical Disclosure Regarding His Music Career

Fameye Makes A Radical Disclosure Regarding His Music Career

Recently, Fameye participated in an interview with Gabe P on The Radar in New York City. The “Nothing I Get” hitmaker admitted in the interview that he lost himself when he was a young Ghanaian artist just starting out. He claimed that the only reason he entered the music industry was to blow up, become well-known, and receive random hails from girls. Fameye elaborated further, making it clear…

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