The killer, who called himself “Seito Sakakibara”—a combination of symbols meaning apostle, sake, devil, and rose—sent gleeful follow-up missives about his criminal activities to the local ...

The book provides vivid details about the two murders in 1997 by Seito Sakakibara, the pseudonym used by the killer, and his time in a medical juvenile reformatory from where he was released on a ...

Boy A is how the teen killer was referred to at the time of his trial, but he is better known to the nation as Seito Sakakibara, the pseudonym he used while taunting police. In a time of both ...

The feature published in the most recent edition of the Shukan Post magazine confirms that the man who has assumed a cover identity of Seito Sakakibara is actually Shinichiro Azuma. Now 32 ...

The audacious autobiography, in which Seito Sakakibara recounts in grisly detail the murders he committed as a troubled teenager in Kobe in 1997, has left many people wondering what he plans to do ...

The alias "Seito Sakakibara" appeared on a note placed next to one of the victims in an apparent challenge to investigative authorities. Police later arrested the suspect, ...