Takahiro Shiri was hanged for the murder of eight women and a man whose body part was hidden in his small apartment.
Japan has been hanged to a man who is convicted Murder and dissolve nine people He contacted social media, the first use of death sentence in the country in almost three years.
He was sentenced to death after the murder of eight women and one man in Jhama city in Kangawa near Tokyo.
He was named “Twitter Killer” because he contacted his victim through social media platform, now known as X.
After reaching Shirai and offering to help people who thought of suicide, he confessed to the murder. According to media reports, he had placed the bodies of his nine victims in a cooler around his small apartment.
After carefully investigating the case, “He took care of the case after carefully examining the case, considering the” very selfish “purpose of the guilty for crimes that created the society and the criminals of the society.
The implementation was sentenced to death in Japan on Friday for the death of Tokyo in Akihabara shopping districts in Japan.
The death sentence was for the first time since the inauguration of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s government last October.
In the last September, The Japanese court left Evao KamdadaWho spent the longest time in the world of death. The court found that he was incorrectly convicted of the crimes committed by about 60 years ago.
One of the highest profile deaths in Japan was performed in 2018 with Guru Shooko Ligar and 12 former members. Om Shinricio Doomsade CultThe one who thought of Sarin gas attacks on the subway system of 1995 to the subway system of 1995 who killed 14 people and made thousands of sick.
Japan is hanged by death and prisoners are informed about their implementation hours before their implementation, which has long gone away by human rights groups for tension depending on the prisoners of death.
To maintain the death sentence, Japan and the United States are only two members of the group of seven seven economies.
Japan has strong public support for this practice. In 224, a government survey of 5,8 respondents has found that 83 percent of the percented people see the death sentence as “inevitable”.
