Issei Sagawa is a japanese man that murdered a german woman in France in 1981. After he killed her, he cut her up and ate her remains for 3 days before putting the rest of her in some briefcases, and leaving them next to a bridge.

After he was arrested, his wealthy father got him released through a legal loophole after 18 months. Sagawa went back to japan, has written 4 books about the murder, and is celebrated by some as a celebrity. He still walks the streets of Japan a free man today. What do you think about that?

The man's got a strong constitution, remains would've gone off within 24 hours, unless he refrigerated them.

How come he walks the streets? If he's written four books, surely he can afford a car?

Just kidding, it's a bit shocking really.

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Freak......

I hope he wasn't walking along the street whilst eating her. That would be TOO common.

^^^^ hahaha:D

Absolutely shocking though , wish my dad was a rich twat who could get me outta being caught at leo's nicking a tin of salmon and two mop-heads ;)

... and is celebrated by some as a celebrity
The "some" mainly consist of cunts who work in the media who think they're being terribly transgressive by having such a "controversial" character on their show. They're the same people who find no-marks like JLo and Frankfurt Sheraton endlessly fascinating.

Sagawa-San Is Funny, But Seriously Fucked Up. I Thought Everyone Knew Bout Him Already. There Was A Channel 4 Documentry On Him Ages Ago. I Swear He's Recently Done Midget Porn In japan Or Some Shit Like That

Would this only happen in Japan? Imagine if one of (say) Mick Jagger's kids, or the son of an earl, did something like this. Who honestly believes that they would not be on IACGMOOH or screwing Jordan or doing something else that had them all over the media like some pustule.

what is this legal loophole? i may need it some time.

seriously though. it seems sick.

He's generally accepted as pop starish in japan

Japanese are all beasts, they kill three hundred thousand in Nanjing of china,but they don't feel guilty at all.

jesse, people in most nations have at some time or other commited terrible crimes, you can't blame all Japanese for such crimes. I noticed you are from China a country which has a poorer human rights record than Japan.