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Threatening letter with razor blade sent to economic revitalization minister Nishimura

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The envelope, with the sender identified as "a fan of Minister Nishimura," contained a piece of paper with the Japanese word "die" written by hand a number of times.

The Annie Wilkes of Japan. "I'm your number 1 fan!"

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Hehe.  Unlike an anthrax or ricin letter, he was expected to slit his own wrists??

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I hope they find the person who sent the letter.

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I don’t like the LDP either but you don’t do crazy crap like this.

You don’t like them, then vote.

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Yes, we will see an increasing number of strange behavior from now. It’s already a known fact that the virus infests brain cells too. The virus infects those cells via a protein on its surface called ACE2. That crazy guy may be another prove for such thesis.

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This is horrible.

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Well at least someone knows him.

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For me who? Just an invisible man who gets paid an exorbitant amount of my tax money, what does he do to make my life better? Not saying he needs threats but who is he?

5 ( +6 / -1 )

Gabare to the police in their search for the criminal(s).

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Sadly, this is the type on nonsense uneducated individuals resort to. I do so hope the perpetrator is found and prosecuted.

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Find out who sent the letter. Rule out Nishimura san if possible.

Thank you.

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LudditeToday  05:34 pm JST

This is horrible.

What the hell is this? It looks like some people in Japan are just as cowardly and stupid as some people in America.

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GOOD Japan do not do this.

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