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Man jumps to death after apparently killing parents, daughter

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A 47-year-old man jumped to his death after apparently killing his parents and his young daughter at their apartment in Sakai, Osaka, on Monday morning.

According to police, a passerby called 119 at 6 a.m. Monday, saying that a man was lying in the car park outside a condo, NTV reported. Firefighters rushed to the scene and found the man bleeding from the head. He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Police visited his apartment on the second floor of the condo and found the bodies of his parents, both in their 70s, and his 19-year-old daughter, all dead. NTV quoted police as saying they had been stabbed and beaten by a hammer.

Police said they believe the man killed his family and then jumped from the top of the building.

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I totally agree with you Yoda.

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Coward.

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Not sure what's more scary, being chased with a hammer and knife by your son or your dad.. What could drive a man to do such a thing.. Now I need to watch something uplifting on youtube to get rid of these horrible images in my head.

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We're living in the last days my friends: (ISV) Mathew 10:36, 'a person's enemies will include members of his own family.'

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Kill your own self, why take the lives of others? Idiot!!

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And here we go again.

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Police said they believe the man killed his family and then jumped from the top of the building.

They always assume suicide when in doubt. Is there any evidence or more information to add to this article?

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Why did he do it?

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Again? And again, and again, and again!

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