Black-headed beast, you said you weren't harvesting... The interpretation of Ohtani, Porsche + First Class, which repaid the best favors with the worst betrayal, was useless
Feb 08, 2025
'A head black beast doesn't reap' has been proven. I sent my best wishes, but coming back was the worst betrayal.
Shohei Ohtani (LA Dodgers), who has the best personality as much as his baseball skills, generously expressed his gratitude to Mizuhara Itpay, an interpreter he had been with from the beginning in the U.S. He provided first-class (first-class) tickets not only to himself but also to his wife, and presented Porsche, the epitome of luxury cars. He meticulously collected the salary increase and gave tens of thousands of dollars in bonuses and gifts.
However, Mizuhara stole tens of millions of dollars from Ohtani's account and spent it on gambling. The U.S. court issued a stern ruling on such a shameless crime.
A federal district court in Orange County, California, ordered Mizuhara, who was convicted of embezzlement and tax fraud, to serve four years and nine months in prison and three years of probation. In addition, Mizuhara was ordered to compensate 17 million dollars (about 24.7 billion won) stolen from the account. Mizuhara must also cough up 1.1 million dollars to the U.S. National Tax Service.
The relationship between Ohtani and Mizuhara began in 2018. Ohtani was in charge of interpreting when he joined the Los Angeles Angels. Mizuhara was responsible for not only interpreting but also Otani's overall life in the United States. He even acted as a driver and secretary. I even made a bank account for him.
Of course, Ohtani fully compensated for this Mizuhara. In addition to the basic salary, he gave tens of thousands of dollars in year-end bonuses and frequently delivered gifts from sponsor companies. He also spared no effort for work other than baseball.
In addition, she even took care of Mizuhara's wife. He gave Porsche's SUV Cayenne, which he is a public relations ambassador, and even provided tickets for the first class of the plane. While interpreting Ohtani, Mizuhara's salary also increased significantly. It was $250,000 (about 360 million won) when he was with the Angels, but it doubled after moving to the Dodgers.
However, Mizuhara did not feel grateful. I took out the money from Ohtani's account at will and spent it on gambling. I've been addicted to gambling since 2021, and I've embezzled Ohtani's money to pay off my accumulating gambling debt and take a bigger gamble.
When this fact was revealed, the U.S. court and Japanese fans were angry at the same time. Judge John W. Helcom, who was in charge of the Mizuhara case, said before the sentence, the scale of the theft, which amounted to 17 million, was remarkably large. Most people are money they can't earn in their lifetime. I hope Mizuhara will pay back all the money to Ohtani. I'll keep watching" he said.
Despite this situation, Mizuhara was shameless. In court "I sincerely apologize to Ohtani for my actions" but "I lived in poverty and waited 24 hours for Ohtani" asked him to lower his sentence. The court dismissed this. I thought Ohtani made enough compensation.
Mizuhara and his lawyer's brazen demand for a reduction in prison terms is angered not only by fans of the Major League but also Japanese fans. Attention is also focusing on whether Mizuhara will be able to compensate Ohtani for $17 million. It is known that it has little ability to pay. Only Ohtani is expected to suffer great damage.
Shohei Ohtani (LA Dodgers), who has the best personality as much as his baseball skills, generously expressed his gratitude to Mizuhara Itpay, an interpreter he had been with from the beginning in the U.S. He provided first-class (first-class) tickets not only to himself but also to his wife, and presented Porsche, the epitome of luxury cars. He meticulously collected the salary increase and gave tens of thousands of dollars in bonuses and gifts.
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A federal district court in Orange County, California, ordered Mizuhara, who was convicted of embezzlement and tax fraud, to serve four years and nine months in prison and three years of probation. In addition, Mizuhara was ordered to compensate 17 million dollars (about 24.7 billion won) stolen from the account. Mizuhara must also cough up 1.1 million dollars to the U.S. National Tax Service.
The relationship between Ohtani and Mizuhara began in 2018. Ohtani was in charge of interpreting when he joined the Los Angeles Angels. Mizuhara was responsible for not only interpreting but also Otani's overall life in the United States. He even acted as a driver and secretary. I even made a bank account for him.
Of course, Ohtani fully compensated for this Mizuhara. In addition to the basic salary, he gave tens of thousands of dollars in year-end bonuses and frequently delivered gifts from sponsor companies. He also spared no effort for work other than baseball.
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However, Mizuhara did not feel grateful. I took out the money from Ohtani's account at will and spent it on gambling. I've been addicted to gambling since 2021, and I've embezzled Ohtani's money to pay off my accumulating gambling debt and take a bigger gamble.
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Despite this situation, Mizuhara was shameless. In court "I sincerely apologize to Ohtani for my actions" but "I lived in poverty and waited 24 hours for Ohtani" asked him to lower his sentence. The court dismissed this. I thought Ohtani made enough compensation.
Mizuhara and his lawyer's brazen demand for a reduction in prison terms is angered not only by fans of the Major League but also Japanese fans. Attention is also focusing on whether Mizuhara will be able to compensate Ohtani for $17 million. It is known that it has little ability to pay. Only Ohtani is expected to suffer great damage.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
