Numerous childhood traumas led Tsutomu Miyazaki to create a monstrous character in his head named "Rat Man" that eventually took control of his thoughts and actions. "Rat Man" required human sacrifices and his preference was little girls.
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<p>Here is the story of the little girl murderer, Tsutomu Miyazaki. This comes with a disclaimer because child assault and murder are discussed. </p>
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<p>He was a product of incest, born with "Dracula hands"...<br /><br />
He would then grow up to murder 4-year-old girls<br /><br />
Drink their blood<br /><br />
And take their hands home to roast and to consume..</p>
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