Japan on Friday punished a man called “Twitter killer” Nine people killed and dismembered on the Internet in the first entry into the country since 2022.
Takahir Shiraishi34 years, he was hanged for killing his young casualties, all but one of whom were women, referring to them on the social media platform, now called X.
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According to the BBCHis profile on Twitter contained the words: “I want to help people who really hurt. Please DM (direct message) at any time.”
After the rape, he killed three teenage girls and five women. He also killed a guy one of the women to silence him, the Associated Press reports.
Justice Minister Kesuzuka Susuki said Shirajishi's crimes, carried out in 2017“Robbery, rape, murder … Destruction of the corpse and refusal of the corpse” are included.
“Nine victims were beaten and suppressed, killed, robbed, and then mutilated from the parts of their bodies, hidden in boxes, and the details were thrown into the trash,” Suzuki told reporters in Tokyo.
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Nine divided bodies were found in cooles and boxes with instruments when officers visited his apartment, which was named “House of Horror” in the media, BBC reports.
Shiraiya acted to satisfy “their own sexual and financial desires”, and the murder “caused great shock and anxiety for society,” Suzuki said.
“After careful consideration, I ordered the shooting.”
Japan and the United States are the only two G7 countries that still use capital punishment, and there is a great deal of practice among the Japanese public, polls show.
In 2022, one shooting, three in 2021, three in 2019 and 15 in 2018, the Ministry of Justice AFP reported.
Shiraishi was sentenced to death in 2020 for the killings of nine victims, aged 15 to 26.
Taking them into his little house near the capital, he hid the parts of their bodies around the apartment in the cooler and boxes with the tools, sprinkled with cat garbage, trying to hide the evidence.
His lawyers claimed that Shiraiy should receive a prison term rather than shoot because his victims expressed suicidal thoughts and therefore agreed to die.
But the judge rejected this argument, calling Shirai's crimes “cunning and cruel,” the statement said at the time.
“The dignity of the victims was flooded,” the judge said, adding that he hunting the people who were “mentally delicate”.
Police investigating the disappearance of a 23-year-old woman was discovered in the fall of 2017, which investigates the disappearance of a 23-year-old woman who wrote on Twitter about the desire to kill herself.
Her brother gained access to her Twitter account and eventually led the police to Shirajishi's residence, where investigators found divorced body parts.
Shootings in Japan
Punishments are always carried out by hanging in Japan, where about 100 prisoners are waiting for their sentences.
Almost half is looking for re -examination, Suzuki said on Friday.
According to the Associated Press, the shootings are held in secrecy where prisoners are not even reported about their fate.
Japan's law stipulates that the shootings should be carried out within six months after the sentence after exhaustion.
In reality, however, most prisoners remain on Tenterhooks in solitary imprisonment and sometimes decades.
There is a broad criticism of the system and lack of transparency of the government over practice.
Shiraishi's decision was the first under the administration of the Prime Minister Shiger Iseib, Reported about Japan Times.
In 2022, Tamahira Kato was hanged As a result of the attack, which killed seven people in 2008 when he crashed into a rented two -ton truck into a crowd in Tokyo and went on a knife.
A Loud shootings In 2018, the gurus of Shock Asahara and 12 former Aum Shinrikyo Doomsday cult gurus took place.
Aum Shinrikyo organized Sarin's attacks in 1995 in the Tokyo subway system, killed 14 people and suffering more than thousands.
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