Their fun is interrupted by Eren Yeager, who criticizes them for not taking their job seriously and demands to know what they would do if Wall Maria was breached by the Titans while they were drunk. While on duty, Hannes and his companions keep themselves entertained by drinking and playing card games. Hannes was also present at Grisha and Carla's wedding later on. When a plague broke out in the district, Hannes' wife was among the afflicted who were saved when Grisha developed a cure a debt to the Yeagers he became determined to repay. The man, Grisha Yeager, soon began working as a doctor in Shiganshina District. Drunk while on duty, Hannes was perplexed that anyone besides the Survey Corps would be 'stupid' enough to leave the Walls, suggesting instead that the man may have left the Walls while intoxicated, explaining his memory loss. When Keith Shadis found a civilian beyond Wall Maria, the man was imprisoned for leaving the Walls without permission, and Hannes was stationed at his jail cell to watch him. Hannes thanked Grisha for his wife's recovery He ultimately gave his life to protect them. Hannes cared deeply for Eren and Mikasa and looked out for them after Carla was eaten. He was greatly ashamed of his lack of courage five years ago, and waited to encounter the Titan who killed Eren's mother, Carla Yeager, again, in order to slay it and make up for his past mistakes. Although somewhat cowardly, he was determined to die if it meant freeing Eren from his captors.

Hannes was a very kind, good-natured man, but he always drank irresponsibly. He wore the typical uniform of the Garrison Regiment along with a v-neck shirt underneath. In June of 2016, he moved to the editorial department for Weekly Morning.Hannes was a tall, well-built man with short blond hair, a thin dark mustache. He was the editor in charge of the manga “Attack on Titan” upon its launch in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine in 2009. In explaining the change to his story at the time of questioning, the defense told the court at a hearing that Park could not “say to his children that committed suicide.” She was confirmed dead about one hour later at a nearby hospital.Īn autopsy later revealed the cause of death to be suffocation due to pressure applied around the neck, police said at the time at the time of Park’s arrest in January, 2017.ĭuring initial questioning, he claimed that his wife “fell down the stairs.” However, he later changed his story, saying she took her own life by hanging herself with his jacket on the railing of the stairs.

In handing down the ruling, the presiding judge described Park’s crime as “malicious” while not acknowledging the claim of suicide, calling it “unrealistic.” Park Jung-hyun (Twitter)Įarly on the day of the incident, officers responding to a distress call found Kanako lying face-up at the base of a staircase. 6).Īccording to the ruling, Park Jung-hyun, the former editor of the popular manga “Attack on Titan,” fatally strangled his wife, 38-year-old Kanako, at the residence they shared in Bunkyo Ward early on August 9, 2016.ĭuring the trial, the prosecution, which was seeking a 15-year prison term, said that Park acted with “strong intent” to kill his wife. The defense countered by saying that Kanako “committed suicide.” Park said in his defense, “ I did not kill my wife.” TOKYO (TR) – The Tokyo District Court on Wednesday handed an 11-year prison term to an editor at publisher Kodansha for the murder of his wife three years ago, reports TV Asahi (Mar.

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