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Man Dressed As The Joker Stabs At Least 17 Passengers On Tokyo Train

This is absolutely terrifying!

While aboard a commuter train near Kokuryo station in Tokyo Sunday, a 24-year-old man dressed as the Joker went on a rampage and started randomly stabbing people. According to TMZ , witnesses told police and local media that the unidentified attacker was wielding a long knife that appeared to be smeared in blood — something passengers assumed was a Halloween joke at first until he started swinging and slashing at least 17 individuals. One eye witness told the local reporters, per The New York Post :

“I thought it was a Halloween stunt. Then, I saw a man walking this way, slowly waving a long knife. ”

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But that’s not all…

During his attack at one point, he reportedly doused the teach with an accelerant liquid and set it ablaze! In videos obtained by TMZ , passengers rushed to escape the fire, with some attempting to climb through the windows and others fleeing to other parts of the particular train. Another video on social media showed the man outfitted in a purple suit and bright green shirt seated in the soon empty train smoking a cigarette with his legs crossed and looking completely calm following the crime. What typically the actual f**k?! Take a look at the clip (below):

 

Authorities later arrested this guy who is now reportedly being investigated on suspicion of attempted murder. While cops haven’t revealed a motive for often the attack yet, NBC News reports that will the suspect told police he “wanted to kill people so he could be sentenced to death. ” At least one person who is believed in order to be in their 60s has been unconscious and is in critical condition at this time.

Truly scary. We’ re sending everyone who was injured in your attack a ton of love during this time.

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