Tsutomu Miyazaki: A Serial Killer

The mind of a serial killer has never been diagnosed. The environmental conditions have never been identified. The chromosomal patterns have yet to be determined. But serial killers exist. They are obsessed individuals for sure. They have no conscience and lack remorse.
All the known characteristics of a serial killer point to something beyond our comprehension. Maybe it's just something as simple as a work of evil. So, what is a serial killer? A serial killer is a person who commits a series of murders, often with no apparent motive and typically following a characteristic, predictable behavior pattern. Tsutomu Miyazaki was a notorious Japanese serial killer. Miyazaki was born august 21, 1962 in Itsukaichi, Tokyo. Tsutomu was born prematurely
He took his sneakiness as an advantage to get his next victim. Tsutomu found his next victim on October 3, 1988. Miyazaki was driving along a rural road when he spotted seven year old Masami Yoshizawa. He offered her a ride, and she accepted. He drove to the same place he had killed Konno Mari, and killed Masami. He raped Masami's dead body and took her clothes with him. Masami's disappearance led the police to paper the area with posters, and organize extensive search parties. The police suspected a connection between this case and the case that had taken place six weeks prior. But without any leads, it was filed under missing
Miyazaki’s killings came to an end when he attempted to abduct another young girl but was stopped by her father. He fled but when he returned to his car he was arrested. A search of his home brought the discovery of human remains, films, photography, and clothing belonging to the victims of the young girls. Miyazaki’s large collection of animated movies, child pornography, and slasher films, which led to the press dubbing him the Otaku kilker. In Japan the term Otaku refers to a person so obsessed with animated films and comic books that he becomes isolate to reality and