News presenters climb into boxes for re-enactments. A video game is in the works. Japan is fixated with Carlos Ghosn.
TOKYO—The secret flight from Japan of auto executive Carlos Ghosn has brought a dose of Hollywood drama to the nation’s often predictable criminal justice system, captivating a public used to high profile figures charged with crimes bowing tearfully in televised confessions before eventual conviction.
Television news programs have re-created Mr. Ghosn’s disappearing act by putting presenters into audio equipment boxes similar to that used by the former Nissan Motor Co. chief to slip out of the country. Security experts have...
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