The cannibal serial killer who kidnapped and murdered young girls still terrorizes him despite his death

A serial killer named Tsutomu Miyazaki, who lived in Japan and was executed in 2008, tortured, killed, and ate four people. Born from an incestuous relationship between his father and older sister, the brutal killer was also known for his abnormally long, bony hands.

Anime-obsessed Miyazaki was also a necrophiliac and cannibal who never showed any remorse for the horrific crimes he committed until the moment of his execution. His illness began in 1988, when he was only 26 years old.

His first victim was four-year-old Mari Kono, whom he kidnapped in her car in Tokyo. After killing Kono, he sexually assaulted her, dismembered her body, and took photographs of her. Near the body, the police said: “Mary. Burned. Bones. For research. Prove.” He found a written note.

He was arrested before the fifth murder

Soon after, he took seven-year-old Masami Yoshizawa to the same spot, repeated his ritual, and dumped her body a short distance from Mari.

In December 1988, he arrested the young woman Erika Nampa and repeated the same operation.

Miyazaki’s fourth and final murder was perhaps his most shocking and violent. He had kidnapped five-year-old Ayako Nomoto after convincing her to let him take pictures of her in his car.

After six weeks, Miyazaki’s sick antics finally came to an end just minutes before he killed the fifth child.

During his trial, Miyazaki refused to take responsibility for his sick activities, which he claimed were “acts of kindness,” and blamed his “Rat Man” ego for torturing him. The executioner and murderer was sentenced to death in 1997, and his sentence was executed in 2008.

Still fear

Miyazaki, who frequently appears on the agenda even years after his death, continues to inspire fear in both popular culture and social media. The British media published the frightening story of the serial killer and conveyed it to its readers.

The British tabloid Daily Star reported, “Serial killer Nosferatu blamed his ‘Rat Man’ sub-identity for his attacks. He used the headline ‘He terribly tortured young girls.'” The newspaper warned its readers by using the phrase “disturbing content” at the beginning of this story.

release date: 13:07, 27 November 2023