Death Note Apocalypse

"The Franklin Military Academy in Richmond, Virginia suspended a senior this week for having a list of his classmates' names in a book called 'Death Note,' a reference to the Japanese suspense manga and anime of the same name. Takeshi Obata and Tsugumi Ooba created this story about a boy who finds a notebook, in which he can proscribe people to death by writing their names.

NBC12, the NBC affiliate in central Virginia, quotes a student at the public high school who said that she is friends with the suspended senior and that she was not on the list. The suspended student's friend said that neither she, nor her other friends who were on the list, fear the suspended student.

According to NBC12, school's principal wrote a letter to the school's parents in which he explained Death Note's premise by pointing out a Death Note website. This website, which has no official Death Note affiliation, allows visitors to enter names of people and the fictional circumstances in which they would 'die.'

Death Note has been the subject of scrutiny by schools in other countries such as China and Taiwan. School officials in the Chinese city of Shenyang have banned the manga and Death Note notebook replicas, and the educational bureau in Taiwan's Pingtung County cautioned against it. On the other hand, Death Note's Taiwanese publisher and a non-profit watchdog group supported the work for raising issues, and a Washington state librarians' group nominated it for a young adults' book award. Two messages left in a Belgian crime scene have been associated with Death Note, but police in that case have yet to identify a suspect or any further link to the manga. "

silly humans 8D

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il see your madman, and raise you a killing
http://comipress.com/news/2007/10/03/2750
Breitbart.com is reporting that notes with the message "Watashi wa Kira desu" ("I am Kira") were found near the scene of a murder in southern Brussels last week. According to the report, "local police have launched a murder investigation and that they consider it unlikely that the notes were left there coincidentally [...] Translated versions of "Death Note" are available in Belgium, where the comic is popular among young people."

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Was the dude murdered a criminal? I would assume so.

or maybe he was a lifeless person behind a computer, accidentally saw deathnote and thought '' HEY! lets try that :3 ''

It was probably a suicide and the guy left notes to make it seem like a murder

That's funny.

Oh... Right... Cheerleader-ness.

Go Raikiri!

I actually think its another fake article~ they arnt that uncommon. >>;

I would say its probobly fake, but its on multiple sites which is why I posted it