Survivors and relatives of victims of a fatal stabbing rampage at a care home for the mentally disabled southwest of Tokyo marked the first anniversary of the tragedy Wednesday still hoping the alleged perpetrator will show remorse.
Nineteen people died and dozens were injured in the attack, but while it sent shockwaves through Japanese society, Satoshi Uematsu, the 27-year-old former employee of the care home who allegedly carried it out has not retracted his claim that the disabled should be eradicated.Citizens offered silent prayers in front of the care facility in Sagamihara, Kanagawa Pr…READ FULL ARTICLE
