"I felt attached to Ishida's penis and thought that only after taking leave from it quietly could I then die. I unwrapped the paper holding them and gazed at his penis and scrotum. I put his penis in my mouth and even tried to insert it inside me... It didn't work however though I kept trying and trying." After her arrest, Ishida's penis and testicles were moved to Tokyo University Medical School's pathology museum. They were put on public display not long after the end of World War II, but they have since disappeared. (20 May 1936)
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Friday 17th of March 1933 (-) — Murderer Charles Burke commits suicide by slashing his wrists. Burke was carrying the body of his wife, cut to pieces and packed in jars, in his car during a routine police-check.