(2)Takuma pleads guilty to Osaka school stabbing massacre

OSAKA, Japan - People form long lines in front of the Osaka District Court on Dec. 27 to get tickets for the first hearing of the trial for Mamoru Takuma, who is accused of killing eight children and inuring 13 others and two teachers at Ikeda Elementary school in Osaka Prefecture in June. Takuma pleaded guilty to his charges.

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