Shinichiro Azuma: Difference between revisions

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=== Third Case ===

On ~~March~~ 24th, 1997, Azuma lured 11 year-old schoolboy '''Jun Hase''' (土師淳) to the nearby hills and strangled him to death. He returned the next day and decapitated and mutilated Hase with a hand saw. He then discarded the head in a plastic bag and took the head back home and cleaned it thoroughly. Two days later he placed the bag outside Hase's school, alongside a note he left in the victim's mouth. According to mental evaluation reports after Azuma was arrested, Azuma had ejaculated the body and drank blood from the victim's body.

On May 24th, 1997, Azuma lured 11 year-old schoolboy '''Jun Hase''' (土師淳) to the nearby hills and strangled him to death. He returned the next day and decapitated and mutilated Hase with a hand saw. He then discarded the head in a plastic bag and took the head back home and cleaned it thoroughly. Two days later he placed the bag outside Hase's school, alongside a note he left in the victim's mouth. According to mental evaluation reports after Azuma was arrested, Azuma had ejaculated the body and drank blood from the victim's body.

The head was found by a school janitor on ~~March~~ 27th, 1997 morning. The police arrived and identified the head to be the missing child Jun Hase. They also found the body with the help of the notes left inside the victim's head.

The head was found by a school janitor on May 27th, 1997 morning. The police arrived and identified the head to be the missing child Jun Hase. They also found the body with the help of the notes left inside the victim's head.

On June 4th, 1997, the local newspaper company Kobe Shimbun received a letter from somebody called '''Seito Sakakibara''', who claimed to be responsible for the death of Jun Hase. He also threatened to kill at least three more children within the next few months. This resulted in a local panic and also the misprint of Seito Sakakibara's name on the newspapers. This angered Azuma which caused him to send two more letters and threatened to kill even more children if there was another mistake.

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 === Third Case ===
-On March 24<sup>th</sup>, 1997, Azuma lured 11 year-old schoolboy '''Jun Hase''' (土師淳) to the nearby hills and strangled him to death. He returned the next day and decapitated and mutilated Hase with a hand saw. He then discarded the head in a plastic bag and took the head back home and cleaned it thoroughly. Two days later he placed the bag outside Hase's school, alongside a note he left in the victim's mouth. According to mental evaluation reports after Azuma was arrested, Azuma had ejaculated the body and drank blood from the victim's body.
+On May 24<sup>th</sup>, 1997, Azuma lured 11 year-old schoolboy '''Jun Hase''' (土師淳) to the nearby hills and strangled him to death. He returned the next day and decapitated and mutilated Hase with a hand saw. He then discarded the head in a plastic bag and took the head back home and cleaned it thoroughly. Two days later he placed the bag outside Hase's school, alongside a note he left in the victim's mouth. According to mental evaluation reports after Azuma was arrested, Azuma had ejaculated the body and drank blood from the victim's body.
-The head was found by a school janitor on March 27<sup>th</sup>, 1997 morning. The police arrived and identified the head to be the missing child Jun Hase. They also found the body with the help of the notes left inside the victim's head.
+The head was found by a school janitor on May 27<sup>th</sup>, 1997 morning. The police arrived and identified the head to be the missing child Jun Hase. They also found the body with the help of the notes left inside the victim's head.
 On June 4<sup>th</sup>, 1997, the local newspaper company Kobe Shimbun received a letter from somebody called '''Seito Sakakibara''', who claimed to be responsible for the death of Jun Hase. He also threatened to kill at least three more children within the next few months. This resulted in a local panic and also the misprint of Seito Sakakibara's name on the newspapers. This angered Azuma which caused him to send two more letters and threatened to kill even more children if there was another mistake.