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The Jack the Ripper Incident in the Meiji Era "Kitatori Katsutaro"
Akiyuki Hozumi
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Akiyuki Hozumi (consignment)
The Jack the Ripper Incident in the Meiji Era "Kitadori Katsutaro" (consignment)
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     Circle Name: Hozumi Akiyuki Author(s): Akiyuki Hozumi Outline: ■From the preface Jack the Ripper is a serial Satsujinki who is said to have appeared in the Whitechapel area of London, United Kingdom between 1888 and 1801. The legend of a terrifying Satsujinki who targeted only women, slit their throats with a sharp blade, and removed their organs from their bodies remains unsolved to this day, making it one of the most famous unsolved cases in the world. Jack the Ripper is said to have murdered a total of five women before disappearing into the darkness of history, but in fact there was a Satsujinki who was even more deadly than Jack the Ripper in Nagano Prefecture, Japan, far away from London. His name is "Kimotori Katsutaro." He is a serial Satsujinki who is rarely mentioned these days, despite having almost the same characteristics as Jack the Ripper: he "preyed only on women," "removed organs from corpses," and "only operated in small areas." This book is an original study based on surviving Reference Materials about the so-called "Kantori Katsutaro Incident" that occurred in Nagano Prefecture at the end of the Meiji period. The Liver-Torri Katsutaro Case was a series of Satsujin Jiken that took place in Asahi Village, Shimoina District, Nagano Prefecture (now Tatsuno Town, Nagano Prefecture), in which the killer targeted the gallbladder of living people.According to books, six women were murdered and disemboweled by him, and the case attracted a lot of attention at the time. ! Age rating: All ages Genre: Reference/Other Publication date: 2025/07/31 Format/Number of pages: A5-52P [Mandarake Exclusive] *For details on shipping fees, please click here . ※ The release date of this pre-order item may change without prior notice. ※ Once the item has been released, online stock and in store stock are handled separately. Therefore if this page displays 'Sold Out' there is a chance that the stock will be replenished the next day. This item is also available at all Mandarake stores. For store information, please click here. Pre-order items will be released at each store after arrival. ※ Stock levels are subject to change without prior notice. Thank you for understanding. Reference Material |
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