was a Japanese spree killer, who killed his grandmother, 29 neighbors and himself in Tsuyama massacre in 1938.
Toi was born in Okayama Prefecture. His parents died of tuberculosis, and he was brought up by his grandmother. He was originally smart, but he had been a Hikikomori since his sister was married in 1934. Sada Abe, who killed her lover sadistically in May 1936, had a great influence on him. He begun to have sex with many women. He often ...
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was a Japanese spree killer, who killed his grandmother, 29 neighbors and himself in Tsuyama massacre in 1938.
Toi was born in Okayama Prefecture. His parents died of tuberculosis, and he was brought up by his grandmother. He was originally smart, but he had been a Hikikomori since his sister was married in 1934. Sada Abe, who killed her lover sadistically in May 1936, had a great influence on him. He begun to have sex with many women. He often stole into houses to see women. The tradition is called in Japan.
Mutsuo read a book of Sada Abe's testimony in January 1937. He was writing a novel . He however was diagnosed as suffering from tuberculosis in May 1937. He grew desperate because tuberculosis was regarded as a fatal illness. Women became cold against him after they knew his illness, and so he hated women. He was despised as hypersexual.
For a revenge against the women, he decided to attack their houses and kill them. He waited the time when the women returned to their houses...
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