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Peruvian man indicted in 6 murders claims no memory of killing

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Surely he would be facing time in an institution for the Criminally Insane!

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Well, that's o.k...no one but the victim's families will remember, once he HANGS.

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Well, that's o.k...no one but the victim's families will remember, once he HANGS.

You realize that even in your country they aren't allowed to hang the clinically insane, right?

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Execute. There is no option for this deranged monster except removal

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He was coached by his lawyers..."Remember to say you were drunk and don't remember a thing, you can't lose."

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Lawyers defending Vayron Jonathan Nakada Ludena, 32, argue he is suffering from schizophrenia, a result shown by a psychiatric test conducted at their request. The outcome contrasted with an evaluation conducted earlier at the prosecutors' request that said the man does not have a mental illness.

No sign of bias here. Nope, absolutely none.

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3 years in a Japanese detention center has probably made in genuinely insane. How retrospective.

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One word. Accountability.

Do not care if he is chemically imbalanced.

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I wonder if he ever lived in peru, In peru, you can get into a fight with the quickness, but in Japan, anger is suppressed, and communication issues can lead to a lot of pent up stress, in a closed, controlled society which can lead to a myriad of eruptions.

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No memory? I bet, was he on some kind of Drugs?

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A Peruvian man indicted in the 2015 killings of six people in Saitama Prefecture, north of Tokyo, told a court Friday he does not remember killing anyone

OH he is playing the Japanese standard "NO MEMORY" card used by many Japanese that have killed people while driving motor vehicles.

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