The man was justified to death more than 50 years ago
The Supreme Court of Japan abolished the death sentence, issued in 1968, Ivo Hakamade, writes the BBC. Then he was found guilty of the murder of his boss, his wife and two children. In 2014, the City of Sizuook canceled the sentence to Khakamade. The basis was DNA tests, the results of which indicated that the biological traces left by the criminal at the crime scene do not belong to Hakamad. After that, he was released. However, later the court in Tokyo canceled this decision.