(3)Prosecutors demand death for Takuma for school massacre

OSAKA, Japan - People form long queues out side the Osaka District Court on May 22 for admission tickets to a court trial for Mamoru Takuma, 39, who was accused of slaughtering eight children and injuuring 13 others and two teachers in a stabbing rampage at an Osaka elementary school in 2001.

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