A Japanese high court sentenced a Peruvian man to life in prison on Thursday in a 2015 mass murder and robbery case in a city north of Tokyo, overturning the death sentence he received last year.The Tokyo High Court decided that Vayron Jonathan Nakada Ludena, 34, who was found guilty of the robbery and killing of six people in Kumagaya, could not be held completely responsible for his actions due to his schizophrenia at the time of the crimes.Prosecutors had sought the death penalty, which the Saitama District Court handed down in March 2018, concluding that he had been mentally competent t…READ FULL ARTICLE