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This is a transcript of a YouTube video that tells the story of Futoshi Matsunaga, a Japanese con man and serial killer who used mind control techniques to manipulate, torture and murder his victims. He formed a cult-like group with his accomplice Junko Ogata and her family, whom he eventually killed one by one. He was finally caught in 2002 after one of his captives escaped and reported him to the police. He was sentenced to death while Ogata received life imprisonment. The video also mentions the case of Kumio Toriya, a father whose daughter Tokume was held by Matsunaga for eight years and forced to participate in his crimes. The video ends with a thank you to the thumbnail maker, the supporters and the viewers.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. **Futoshi Matsunaga**, known as the mind control serial killer, claimed the lives of at least seven people between 1996 and 1998 in Japan.
2. Matsunaga was born on April 28th, 1961, in Fukuoka, Japan.
3. He was known for his social skills and ability to manipulate others from a young age.
4. Matsunaga married at 19 and had a child but was unfaithful to his wife.
5. He started an antiques business as a front for his fraudulent activities, amassing a fortune through blackmail and deceit.
6. Matsunaga and his accomplice, Junko Ogata, went on the run in 1992 after being added to Japan's most wanted list.
7. They held multiple victims captive, including Junko's family, torturing and eventually killing them.
8. The victims' bodies were dismembered, boiled, and disposed of in various locations.
9. Tokume Ogata, one of the captives, escaped in 2002 and alerted the police, leading to Matsunaga's arrest.
10. In 2005, Matsunaga was found guilty of multiple murders and sentenced to death; Junko Ogata's sentence was reduced to life imprisonment in 2007.
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