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Sumo wrestler’s death reconfirmed as due to multiple traumatic shocks
Nagoya University has reconfirmed in an autopsy that the death of a 17-year-old sumo wrestler who died last June allegedly due to hazing was caused by shock resulting from multiple trauma, sources close to the matter said Monday.
[KYODO]
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it is really a sad day in japan, when the have to beat a young man to death with a baseball bat, the should be locked up for life, with no chance of ever getting out of prison.