German convicted of attempted murder committed after being snubbed by women

A Japanese court sentenced a German man to six years in prison Wednesday for an attempted murder when he was traveling in Nagasaki last year, saying he committed the crime to vent his anger after being turned down by women.Tobias Gross, 25, stabbed a Japanese man in his 50s multiple times in the neck on a street in the southwestern Japanese city early on Aug. 3, 2017, according to the Nagasaki District Court. He also set a shirt on fire in his hotel room before going outside and assaulting the man.The defendant "was upset at failing to pick up women at a bar that night and decided to expres…READ FULL ARTICLE