Best-seller juvenile serial killer book stirring controversy

Best-seller juvenile serial killer book stirring controversy

Photo taken June 17, 2015 shows a book titled "Zekka," published by Ohta Publishing Co., displayed in a bookstore in Tokyo. The memoir detailing the macabre accounts of a 1997 juvenile serial killer is stirring controversy, not only for its stomach-turning subject matter, but also because it was published without the family of the victims being notified in advance. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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