Man stabs 11-month-old boy to death, injures sister

Man stabs 11-month-old boy to death, injures sister

NAGOYA, Japan - Flowers are offered at a site on the second floor of supermarket chain operator Ito-Yokado Co.'s outlet in the city of Anjo, Aichi Prefecture, on Feb. 4 after a man stabbed two children, killing one of them, 11-month-old Shoma Aoyama, and injuring the other, his 3-year-old sister. (Kyodo)

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