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Letter foretold Japan rampage that killed 19 disabled people
Uematsu, 26, killed 19 patients at the Tsukui Yamayuk en facility in Sagamihara after being fired. He had previously delivered a letter to Parliament calling for the death of all disabled people and outlining a plan to kill hundreds in a bid to “revolutionize” the world, then turned himself in two hours later. Aimed at a facility housing mentally disabled people, the attack left 25 wounded and marked Japan’s deadliest mass killing in decades.
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Sagamihara
Kanagawa Prefectural
Satoshi Uematsu
Japan
Tsukui Yamayuk-en
Tokyo
Kanagawa Prefecture
Welfare Division
Tatsuhisa Hirosue
Uematsu
Tsukai Yamayuk-en
Mountain Lily Garden
Hirosue
Kyodo
TBS TV