Monday, July 25

The man who attacked disabled home says he wants to get rid of all the disabled from the world-See how he did it

The attacker went into a centre for disabled people in the city of Sagamihara, west of Tokyo, brandishing a knife 
We reported earlier that a man in his early 20's  went on gruesome rampage at care centre near Tokyo, stabbing many people to death and left several others injured  with a knife and handed himself to the police. He carried the act on disable home. The man claimed he wants to get rid of disabled people from this world.

 He killed about 20 people and injured 45 and
four are in a serious condition with heart and lung problems, according to National state broadcaster NHK. 

Armed police encircled the centre which offers support to people with disabilities, including proving creative and rehabilitation activities. 

The suspect was arrested immediately he entered the police station claiming responsibility of the attack, He said: 'I did it'.
He has been reported as being a former member of staff at the centre. The city is home to a large US Army depot called the Sagami Army Depot.
The attack comes after Mayu Tomita, a Japanese pop star, was left in a coma in May when a fan stabbed her dozens of times after she allegedly turned down a gift he had sent her.

Police later recovered a three-inch knife from the crime scene in western Tokyo. A bloodstained mask and a trail of blood were also found on a set of stairs near to where the star had been due to perform a concert.
Tomohiro Iwazaki, 27, later confessed to stabbing Tomita in the neck and chest.
He claimed he 'ambushed' the star because she returned a gift he sent her.
In March last year, five people were also stabbed to death in a knife attack on a Japanese island.

A man was arrested after the victims were discovered in two houses.
Media reports said those killed range in age from 60 to 80 and lived in homes set among farms in the city of Sumoto on Awaji Island.  

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