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The Kobe Child Murders case is a chilling series of murders that took place in 1997 in Japan committed by an adolescent boy, known as “Boy A,” or “Seito Sakakibara.” The case shocked the nation and remains one of Japan's most notorious crimes to this day. The murders raised serious questions about mental health care for young people and the impact of violence in media on impressionable minds. It's a tragic and disturbing story that serves as a grim reminder of the complexities of human psychology and the devastating consequences of unchecked violence.

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