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serial killer Yukio Yamaji was still a teenager when he brutally beat his mother to death with a metal baseball bat.Because of his youth and unfortunate family circumstances, the killer was committed to juvenile detention for just three years before he was released, with authorities thinking he was a changed man.It soon became clear this was not the case.READ MORE: Creepy death row paintings of killer clown John Wayne Gacy flogged for thousandsThe man who would eventually go on to earn the nickname 'the Osaka Sister Killer' was just 16 when he turned himself into police for killing his mother in their apartment in Yamaguchi, Japan.His motive was simple, he explained: "She did not tell me what she would use her borrowed money for," and "She complained about my father," seemed to be sufficient reasons for murder in his eyes.The young boy was sentenced to three years in a juvenile detention school after the courts determined it was 'possible to reform him' because of how young he was, and because of unfortunate family circumstances, including the death of his father in 1995, and the financial struggles his family faced.While at the school he made good use of his time, gaining a number of qualifications, and was subjected to psychological tests which revealed he had a developmental disorder that prevented him from forming lasting relationships.Three years after he was committed, he emerged a free man.When Yamaji was released back into the world, he seemed a changed man.

Helen Skelton made the shocking announcement in April that she'd split from her professional rugby player husband, Richie Myler. Helen and Richie had been married for eight years and have three children together.

Vabbing has recently taken social media by storm – and no, not vaping like this one mum first thought.Move aside electronic cigarette devices, we are on about the risqué measures single women are going to so they can secure a date.To ‘vab’ is for a woman to dab her vaginal fluid on her pulse points in hopes to attract a man – essentially working like a personalised perfume.READ MORE: Couple who have been dating for 2 years believe they might share same dadDespite some women having tested vabbing in public and having claimed the unusual dating method worked, others are not so convinced.And, mum Cat has some strong words on the matter – she even struggled to get them out.Posting to her joint TikTok account she shares with fellow mum and best friend, Nat, Cat sat in her garden to offer her verdict on vabbing.In the clip that has racked up 352,000 views, Cat shared: “You might be hearing the word ‘vabbing’ going around, I thought it was just misspelt ‘vaping’ – oh no."“Here’s what the young people are doing, f***ing idiots.“Ok, that’s mean but honest to god you have to be f***ing kidding me. Like come on, what’s wrong with people.”Cat then shared a screenshot from the outlandish site, Urban Dictionary.The definition explained: “A new TikTok trend where women take their discharge and put it behind their ears on their neck in attempt to make someone fall in love with them or to get laid.”Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter“I don’t even have words”, Steph expressed.Equally stunned by the act of vabbing, many people fled to the comments to slam the risqué attraction technique.One person commented: “I literally saw this the other day, absolutely

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton has wowed her loyal legion of fans while donning an array of glam dresses while posing up a storm on a sandy beach. Sharing two equally glam snaps where she could be seen donning two stunning beach dresses, Laura posed for the camera and beamed while doing so.The Channel 4 beauty, who has been a fixture on A Place In The Sun since 2012, looked incredible as she smiled a huge grin in both snaps.

Alex Jones has bid farewell to The One Show until late August. The long-time presenter took to snap sharing site Instagram to post a behind the scenes picture on her story showing off the famous green couch.

Loose Women's Jane Moore took a swipe at co-star Carol McGiffin during the latest edition of the ITV daytime show.Jane and Carol were back on the panel on Thursday (July 28) afternoon alongside host Charlene White and Katie Piper.The famous foursome kicked off the programme debating whether or not they'd stop washing their hair to save water.READ MORE: Loose Women's Kaye shares her 'shock' at unexpected health diagnosis after concernsConversation quickly turned to hair washing and Carol admitted that she doesn't wash her hair as much now she lives in France.She went on to compare herself to Dana Carvey's character Garth Algar from hit movie Wayne's World.Jane said: "Whoever it was that created us they weren't thinking about expensive shampoos or conditioners."Your hair must have something."Carol interrupted: "I think you've got Garth potential actually. If your hair was a bit longer.

Olympics was a testosterone-fuelled “free-for-all” filled with sexual activity for the top-level athletes present. And it was by no means the only tournament where they were at it.The 2010 Commonwealth Games held in New Delhi, India, was a complete calamity.

Hollyoaks star Chris Charles has revealed that he was given a sweet leaving gift from a member of crew.His character Saul Reeves died in devastating scenes last week leaving his partner Grace Black (Tamara Wall) completely distraught.Fans of the Channel 4 soap are aware that the copper was stabbed during a showdown in the park with a mystery villager.READ MORE: Hollyoaks Sid star Billy Price life - EastEnders snub to Nickelodeon spin-off showIt was later revealed to viewers that it was youngster Joseph Holmes was behind the brutal knife attack. Opening up about his final days of filming, Craig revealed that he walked off set for the last time with plenty of goodies.He told Daily Star: "The main thing that got me was my Hollyoaks plaque."I’ve seen a few people leave and there’s probably been three times I was in scene on peoples final day and producers come from upstairs with champagne and stuff and my final day was very quiet."I hadn’t seen from anyone or anything from upstairs and literally as I was leaving they came crashing in.

Netflix's The Most Hates Man On The Internet still takes no blame for the revenge porn scheme which saw him sentenced to two-and-a-half years in prison.Hunter Moore, 36, owned the revenge porn website Is Anyone Up?, which was live from 2010 until 2012, when it was sold to an anti-bullying group.The new three-part Netflix documentary, which dropped on Wednesday (July 27), tells the story of the website and how separate groups of people took Hunter down.READ MORE: Who is Hunter Moore? Meet ‘life ruiner’ from Netflix The Most Hated Man on the InternetWhen he was eventually taken down, he was sentenced to two years and six months in prison after he pleaded guilty to felony charges of aggravated identity theft and aiding and abetting in the unauthorised access of a computer.He was also handed a $2,000 (£1,651) fine and $145.70 (£121) in restitution, before serving his time and being released in May 2017.Despite going to prison, it appears Hunter still takes no blame in the destruction his old website caused.In April 2022, when VICE released their own documentary about him, he released a statement on Twitter.He told his 5,200 followers: "So yesterday VICE made a little documentary and uploaded on their YouTube channel making me look evil, why not mention on the good s*** I've done, I donated thousands of dollars, did charity events, saved hundreds of animals lives."I mean I just created a platform and the one who posted on my site was your loved one back then, so why blame me and not your partner who you trusted?"The statement went on: "Look guys, I did my time behind bars. Living my life peacefully now, it's been a decade about what happened."Some of you loved me and most of you hated me.

A Scots mum has publicly shamed a party planner after claiming they splashed £250 on her daughter's 10th birthday - only to get six 'embarrassing' plates of nibbles to share between 28 kids. Ashley Black, from Falkirk, claims that she quizzed the event planner twice and was assured that there would 'definitely' be enough food for her daughter's 28 friends for the party last month.

He only arrived this week but new St Johnstone goalkeeper Remi Matthews is relishing taking his place between the posts in Saturday’s Scottish Premiership opener against Hibs.

The UK is set to host the Eurovision Song Contest next year on behalf of Ukraine, the BBC has confirmed, and according the bookies, Glasgow is the favourite city to host the competition.

A young West Lothian dancer has scooped a medal haul from the Dance World Cup.

Airdrieonians have announced the signing of Celtic youngster Ben Wylie, who says he was sold on the success of three former Hoops men at the club last season.

Making Kilwinning Rangers great again – that’s David Gormley’s one and only focus.

Cheaper fares for buses in Greater Manchester which were set to start from September have still not been signed off, Andy Burnham has admitted. However, the mayor, who announced that a new flat fare structure would come into effect by the end of the summer, said he is 'very hopeful' it will happen.

The heartbroken family of an 'inseparable' couple who were stabbed to death by their son say they fear they 'will never get to know the truth of what happened'. Lee Tipping, 36, was found guilty by a jury last month of the murders of his parents, teenage sweethearts Tricia Livesey and Anthony Tipping, at the home all three shared.

A post shared by Gavin Barker Associates (@gavinbarkerassociates)The statement also noted that Cribbins had «lost his wife of 66 years, Gill, last year.»«Bernard’s contribution to British entertainment is without question,» the statement continued. «He was unique, typifying the best of his generation, and will be greatly missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing and working with him.»After the news was confirmed on Thursday, a tribute in honor of Cribbins was posted to the official Twitter page for the British television series. «We are extremely saddened to learn of the passing of Bernard Cribbins.

Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight has confirmed he’s almost finished writing a feature length spin-off film.Speaking on the Heart Breakfast show with Jamie Theakston and Zoe Hardman, Knight shared an update on the film’s progress.“Yes, I’m writing it right now,” Knight said. “I’m nearly done writing it, and we’re going to shoot it… I’m setting up some film and television studios in Digbeth in Birmingham.”He added: “We’re going to shoot it at the studios in Digbeth, and on location in Digbeth in Birmingham.

Happy Mondays have released a new EP, ‘Tart Tart’, in tribute to their late bassist Paul Ryder.Ryder passed away on July 15 at the age of 58. In a statement, his surviving bandmates described him as “a true pioneer and legend” who will be “forever missed”.

Big Time Rush member and Mica von Turkovich, his longtime love, are engaged, reports.According to the outlet, Schmidt popped the question on Wednesday at Radio City Music Hall with band members Logan Henderson, Carlos PenaVega and James Maslow all in attendance.The location is a special one for the couple, as it's the place they first met a decade ago at one of Big Time Rush's shows, reports. The pair started dating three years later, in March 2015, according to the outlet.Schmidt shared a pic of himself down on one knee on Instagram, revealing the moment he asked Turkovich to be his wife.«My heart and soul,» he captioned the romantic shot.