A Japanese father, Kengo Satake has stabbed his 12-year-old
son to death after complaining the boy was failing to study for a school
entrance exam, reports said on Tuesday.
He told police that he 'argued with his son, Ryota for not
studying' before a test to enter a private junior high school, public
broadcaster NHK reported.
He was taken to
hospital Sunday after the stabbing but died from loss of blood, Aichi
prefectural police in the central city of Nagoya told AFP.
The father was arrested after police got a call from
hospital staff, he said.
Satake reportedly told police he had stabbed his son 'by
mistake.'
The boy's mother was at work when the incident occurred, the
Asahi Shimbun daily reported.
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