Posted by Guy on October 1, 2008
Osaka Man Started a Fire at Video Parlor Killing 15, Injuring 10
More victims of a dysfunctional society
Kazuhiro Ogawa, 46, of Osaka Prefecture, has allegedly admitted to starting the fire which killed 15 and injured another ten in an all-night video parlor. One of the injured was in critical condition and two others were in serious condition, reports said.
Most of the victims had slight burns, but died of carbon monoxide poisoning, police investigators said. (Source)
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Posted by Guy on June 14, 2008
Needle found in bread sold at Wakayama supermarket
WAKAYAMA — A needle has been found stuck in bread sold at a supermarket here, police said.
A 69-year-old woman who bought the bread was not injured as she found the needle before eating it. Police are treating the case as forcible obstruction of business.
The woman bought a bag containing five pieces of bread at the Okuwa Supermarket’s Wakayama-Nakanoshima outlet in Wakayama on May 28, and put the bread in her freezer at home, local police said.
After thawing out two of the pieces, she was about eat them on Sunday when she found a needle stuck in one of them, and alerted the store.
The incident has prompted the store to use a metal detector to check if any metal objects are in the bread it sells.
(Mainichi Japan) June 10, 2008
Would you like to baste your bread before eating, or after?
Wakayama Prefecture and the Poisoned Curry
Wakayama is the same backwater prefecture (state) were four people were killed and 63 others injured after eating curry laced with arsenic at a community festival. Masumi Hayashi, the chief suspect, was sentenced to death but she is currently appealing the sentence.
The pot of curry which was served to the residents of Sonobe district, Wakayama, was poisoned with at least 1kg grams of arsenic—enough poison to kill about 100 people on July 25, 1998.
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