Knife-wielding man kills 8 students, injures 21

Knife-wielding man kills 8 students, injures 21

OSAKA, Japan - Residents near Ikeda Elementary School, attached to Osaka Kyoiku University in Ikeda, Osaka Prefecture, look anxiously at the school on June 8. Eight children were killed and 21 others, including three teachers, were injured earlier in the day by a man who barged into the school's classrooms.

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