Tsutomu Miyazaki was a serial murderer of children, active for about 10 months from August 1988. It's a story that has been heavily misrepresented in western media, particularly in regards to Miyazaki's disability, but the real story alone is enough to chill to the bone.

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Sources:

• Murderpedia - Tsutomu Miyazaki
• LA Times - Article on Miyazaki from 1989
• Fumiya Hitotsubashi - The Miyazaki Tsutomu Incident -Painted Scenario- (2001)
• Joe Turner - The Myth of Miyazaki's Hands
• Charles T Whipple - The Silencing of the Lambs
• Wikipedia